akschaaf
@akschaaf
Grateful to be living in the age of the blender
Of course in 2025 the grown men got run off the field by any skill position play that ran a 4.8 forty or better, so where are we back to? That's right, we need more speed now.
And then we get this and decided the answer was needing bigger guys or "grown men" being the phrase of the day instead of focusing on speed
Trying to avoid Badger doomerism until they start off 2-6 or whatever, but I need to get this out of my system: 2023: Fickell decided they weren't fast enough to play the scheme he had at Cincy 2024: All the talk in camp is about how fast they now are.
I'm becoming radicalized into becoming a Brewers lack of transactions homer in 2026, did not seeing this coming. I basically ignored the team for a couple years back due to Mark A not being a serious person
Guys, you're still trying to get Woodruff back out there throwing 75 mph and getting shelled. I told you we can't do it, and we can't do it. Now, what we might be able to do is re-create him. Re-create him in the aggregate by trading for Colton Gordon and Lance McCullers.
I think that's part of it but I also think the aging curve for hitters is playing into this. I think Ryan's recent list is good and the one positive example (Wong) was out of the league at age 32. I think my thesis is there were way more useful 34 year old hitters in 2006 than there are in 2026
I signed up for Nextdoor a decade ago, checked it once and now I can't stop these emails from coming and it's morphed into a weird email Stockholm Syndrome where I now look forward to them
Can’t think of another trifecta where the band, album and song are all the same name
Cannot find a photo of the onesie he made but the other kid wore his shirt non stop for about a year