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16 years ago
Looks like a little ACDC in the park this spring... dude still can pitch and was signed to a marginally comfortable deal for the Brewers to absorb..

Now we need some starting pitching..
"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"
Cheesey
16 years ago
Sweet!
Hopefully the Brewers can give him some games to save.
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gotarace
16 years ago
Looks like a solid move by the brewers. Now if they address the starting rotation and soon... it could be another good year for the brew crew.
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Cheesey
16 years ago

Looks like a solid move by the brewers. Now if they address the starting rotation and soon... it could be another good year for the brew crew.

"gotarace" wrote:


What sucks is us being such a small market team. We can "buy" championships like the Yankees can.
Baseball NEEDS a salary cap.
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djcubez
16 years ago

Looks like a solid move by the brewers. Now if they address the starting rotation and soon... it could be another good year for the brew crew.

"Cheesey" wrote:


What sucks is us being such a small market team. We can "buy" championships like the Yankees can.
Baseball NEEDS a salary cap.

"gotarace" wrote:


I agree that to make the sport fair, it would need a salary cap. But, the fact that it doesn't have it does make it interesting in it's own way. Besides, it's not like the league is fair anyway. The AL has a division with 4 teams while the NL has a division with 6 teams. That seriously jeopardizes a teams chance at making the playoffs. That's why the MLB is kind of fun in my opinion, because of the inconsistencies. I would however favor a salary cap.
IronMan
16 years ago

Looks like a solid move by the brewers. Now if they address the starting rotation and soon... it could be another good year for the brew crew.

"Cheesey" wrote:


What sucks is us being such a small market team. We can "buy" championships like the Yankees can.
Baseball NEEDS a salary cap.

"gotarace" wrote:

Baseball does need a salary cap. But I disagree when you say the Yankees buy championships. They haven't won a championship in 8 years. The reason they won all those championships in the late 90's is because of a good farm system. Since then, they have signed several high priced free agents and they have won nothing.
gotarace
16 years ago

Looks like a solid move by the brewers. Now if they address the starting rotation and soon... it could be another good year for the brew crew.

"IronMan" wrote:


What sucks is us being such a small market team. We can "buy" championships like the Yankees can.
Baseball NEEDS a salary cap.

"Cheesey" wrote:

Baseball does need a salary cap. But I disagree when you say the Yankees buy championships. They haven't won a championship in 8 years. The reason they won all those championships in the late 90's is because of a good farm system. Since then, they have signed several high priced free agents and they have won nothing.

"gotarace" wrote:



Agreed Ironman...just take a look at the Devil Rays they are hope for every small budget baseball team.
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Cheesey
16 years ago

Looks like a solid move by the brewers. Now if they address the starting rotation and soon... it could be another good year for the brew crew.

"IronMan" wrote:


What sucks is us being such a small market team. We can "buy" championships like the Yankees can.
Baseball NEEDS a salary cap.

"Cheesey" wrote:

Baseball does need a salary cap. But I disagree when you say the Yankees buy championships. They haven't won a championship in 8 years. The reason they won all those championships in the late 90's is because of a good farm system. Since then, they have signed several high priced free agents and they have won nothing.

"gotarace" wrote:


Thats true.
But it's also true that their greediness at snatching up big name players has removed those players from possibly contributing to other small market clubs, like Milwaukee.
CC Sabathia for example.
Had it been a level playing field, we may have been able to keep him here, thus making our chances better at getting in the world series.
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