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danandsteve.com - 3 days ago
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Posted by Steve Sure, I’m about to beat
a dead horse. But it’s my blog (and Dan’s?),
so I’m allowed. I was very pleased to see the voters actually get one right and award Zach Greinke with the AL Cy Young yesterday. Greinke was the best pitcher in baseball this season ...
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2009 Zach Greinke vs. 2004 Ben Sheets
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danandsteve.com - 5 days ago
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Posted by Steve For the most part, the
off-season has begun the way I was hoping. The
Brewers declined David Weathers’ option (admittedly, this should have been a no-brainer). Then on Friday they announced they were also declining to pick up the $6 million option for Braden Looper. What ...
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Odds and ends
danandsteve.com - 13 days ago
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Posted by Steve Quite a bit to talk
about in the aftermath of the J.J. Hardy trade.
This off-season will really be all about starting pitching, so that’s what I’ll largely focus on here. Before we get into that, though, the Brewers made the correct move in declining the $3.7 million ...
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November: An appropriate time for a cornucopia
danandsteve.com - 16 days ago
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Posted by Steve Brewer fans are already lighting
up message boards with anger over the newly announced
trade: J.J. Hardy for Carlos Gomez. If you listen to them, Doug Melvin just mishandled the Brewers most valuable trade chip. I suppose he may have, but I’m not convinced. Since Hardy ...
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Is it really all that bad? Maybe?
danandsteve.com - 23 days ago
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Posted by Steve Multiple sources have indicated the
Brewers will have interest in signing Jarrod Washburn. The
fact that he is from Wisconsin makes it a plausible match, apparently. This doesn’t excite me at all. Washburn was decent enough last year, though not as good as his 3.78 ERA ...
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Washburn?