WBT

What makes you think they regret that?

If we're going to keep signing the likes of Uncle Mike's last contract, Abreu, Montero, and Hader, I wish we wouldn't bother. If we're never going to give more than 5 years, we'd be much better off keeping our powder dry, staying away from the tax threshold, and trading for effective players with 2-3 years left on their deals ala the first JV trade, Greinke, and Cole. It would help if we could build up our farm again to have more trade chips but being willing to take on money can go a long way. It's probably also harder to find targets these days though with endless playoff expansion and the race to the middle.

Too soon

Is this the least hyped NCG rematch ever? Michigan @ Washington, 6:30 pm NBC has yet to be mentioned on this thread.

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Just started watching this to educate myself. This was slightly before my time.

The Brewers the last 5 years: 2019: Lost WCG to Washington 1-0 2020: Lost to WCS to Dodgers 2-0 2021: Lost DS to Braves 3-1 2022: Missed playoffs 2023: Lost WCS to Arizona 2-0 Seems a shame they keep taking a spot every year.

So Milwaukee turns to Frankie Montas to save their season huh?

at least the new astros lost right after the real astros?

Witt getting it done with the speed. Getting late early in Baltimore

He's not? He was pretty damn good after he came back

Why would one have to think to care?

Damn, nice play

I really wanted to see Julia get wet again this year

Well it was an incredible streak, the likes of which we'll never see again. I guess I'll be rooting for the Tigers the rest of the way.