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2019-04-12: Brewers (Burnes) at Dodgers (Urías) [Brewers win, 8-5 -- Burnes gives up three more HRs, but Grandal and the offense come to the rescue]


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Burnes is going to set some HR records this year.

 

If it gets that bad, he better get yanked out of the rotation long before he approaches a HR record. This isn’t some rebuilding club that can trot out a sacrificial lamb every five days. I like Burnes well enough, but at some point, the Brewers can’t live with this. We’re not at that point yet, but that point exists. I hope we don’t find it.

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Burnes is going to set some HR records this year.

 

Can you name the Brewer single season record holder?

 

I would guess Marco Estrada and Chase Anderson are both up there without looking it up but not sure.

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Burnes is going to set some HR records this year.

 

Can you name the Brewer single season record holder?

 

I would guess Marco Estrada and Chase Anderson are both up there without looking it up but not sure.

 

Neither in the top 10. Of course looking it up is not allowed not that you would

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Burnes is going to set some HR records this year.

 

Nah, if this keeps up, he isn't going to get the chance. They aren't going to leave him in the rotation to continue getting shellacked.

 

Considering how Anderson ostracized himself in Counsell's eyes for this very reason, I can't see him having infinite patience with Burnes. Not with two experienced starters in the bullpen and legitimately the entire AAA rotation being viable replacements.

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Just pure in-game nonsense and it sounds like nonsense, but almost wonder if Corbin should throw more balls. He's predictably in the zone. That's not a bad thing, be better in the zone, but hitters are literally swinging each pitch and getting a lot of them.
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Neither in the top 10. Of course looking it up is not allowed not that you would

 

Didn't Matt Kinney or Wayne Franklin have a year in the early 2000s where they both gave up a ton of bombs?

 

Nicely done, Wayne Franklin is #2 but did set the franchise record, since passed, in 2003 with 36 dingers allowed

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Brandon Looper? Think I remember that name from last year when Anderson was giving up home run after home run

 

Correct!

 

Here is a fun stat, the Twins single season record for HRs allowed by a player 50 (Blyleven 1986) is higher than their single season record for HRs hit by a player, 49 (Killebrew '64, '69).

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How does anyone except Arcia to be a consistent hitter when he continuously pulls his back foot?

 

It makes no sense that that can't be fixed, and continues to happen with a professional baseball hitter.

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Here is a fun stat, the Twins single season record for HRs allowed by a player 50 (Blyleven 1986) is higher than their single season record for HRs hit by a player, 49 (Killebrew '64, '69).

 

Same is true for Houston.

 

48 allowed by Jose Lima 2000, 47 hit by Bagwell same year

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