Injuries are coming in waves for the Brew Crew this year. Their hottest hitter -- catcher Jonathan Lucroy -- was just placed on the DL. He broke his hand when a suitcase fell on it:
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/79...dl-broken-hand
Injuries are coming in waves for the Brew Crew this year. Their hottest hitter -- catcher Jonathan Lucroy -- was just placed on the DL. He broke his hand when a suitcase fell on it:
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/79...dl-broken-hand
Some years it just goes that way for a team. The Brew Crew will be back next year, at least competitive, but this year is just not their year in any way shape or form.
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The Brewers are a mess, hit a freaky streak last year by winning at home. Between injuries and a shallow pitching staff and poor D, they just still remind me a lot of the 2001-2008 Reds. They probably have a bit more overall talent, but very similar type of team with similar weaknesses.
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Wow this was a very odd, freaky injury. Didn't his wife drop the suitcase on his hand?
I think it's retributive justice for Braun not being required to serve his suspension.
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Yes. Anytime I hear an elaborate story, I assume there's a good chance the player is fibbing. Lucroy might be telling the truth here (he was reaching under the bed for a sock and his wife dropped the suitcase on his hand) but all I can think of is Jeff Kent hurting himself while "washing his car."
If Greinke or KRod get traded the Brewers will be looking for and getting the kind of prospect package the Reds no longer have to offer. And JF is right, no way in the world that KC lets go of Escobar.
I don't think the Brewers will firesale. They will try to resign Grienke and try again next year.
They have a good core.. They are kind of similiar to the Reds last year.. Things just didn't work out this year.
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