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Ryon Healy to Brewers


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Option-able corner infielder. Makes sense.

 

However, if he's the primary move at third base it will obviously be unacceptable.

 

Agreed.

 

Healy is not a great option as a regular starter at 1B/3B, but he brings power off the bench and our current 40-man infield bench options (since Arcia/Urias are both slotted into starting roles until we sign another 3B) are Rony Rodriguez and Mark Mathias... :indifferent

 

I thought everybody on here loved low-OBP, high-SLG guys like Mike Moustakas? :laughing

 

Mike Moustakas career: .252/.310/.441/.751

Ryon Healy career: .261/.298/.452/.750

 

(No, I'm not comparing the two, for the record. Healy appears to be a terrible defender at 3B. Just kidding around.)

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Mike Moustakas career: .252/.310/.441/.751

Ryon Healy career: .261/.298/.452/.750

 

 

That's ridiculous how close that is.

Not really: Moustakas gains so much of his value from his HRs. He's not exactly a well-rounded hitter.

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He had an .800 OPS against RHP last year. Not a bad reserve at all. Honestly any reserve that can fill in and be 100 OPS+ level is fantastic.

 

To be fair, he only played 47 games last year. I most appreciate his nearly 5:1 career K/BB ratio. He'll fit right in on the Brewers.

 

My bad, I actually assumed he was a LHB too...he isn’t. People seem to talk up every hitter like Miller Park is going to make them some Babe Ruth/Ty Cobb clone. I end up assuming it is a lefty who may benefit from the generous right to right-center.

 

Of course Miller Park isn’t really the little league field people think.

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He's was not too shabby in Oakland, maybe he just hates Seattle? (He was also injured last year, not sure about 2018)

 

2016-2017 with OAK: 888 PA, 38 HR, .282/.313/.475/.788, .334 wOBA, 111 wRC+, 1.8 fWAR

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Stearns just can't help himself on his way out of Walmart(where he does all of his FA shopping), he HAS to grab something off the clearance rack too.

 

So now you want him signing his AAA players to 10 figure deals?

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My bad, I actually assumed he was a LHB too...he isn’t. People seem to talk up every hitter like Miller Park is going to make them some Babe Ruth/Ty Cobb clone. I end up assuming it is a lefty who may benefit from the generous right to right-center.

 

Of course Miller Park isn’t really the little league field people think.

 

 

Yeah, this. There's already people saying that Garcia could hit 30-35 (or even 40!) homers in Miller Park. I remember way back when we acquired Carlos Lee, at least a few people said he'd hit 50 homers hitting in Miller Park.

 

It just doesn't quite work like that.

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Stearns just can't help himself on his way out of Walmart(where he does all of his FA shopping), he HAS to grab something off the clearance rack too.

 

Yeah, we got the joke.

 

C'mon, you have to admit, it is a 100% spot on analogy. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

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Stearns just can't help himself on his way out of Walmart(where he does all of his FA shopping), he HAS to grab something off the clearance rack too.

 

Yeah, we got the joke.

 

C'mon, you have to admit, it is a 100% spot on analogy. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

 

That’s not what’s sad here

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Stearns just can't help himself on his way out of Walmart(where he does all of his FA shopping), he HAS to grab something off the clearance rack too.

 

Yeah, we got the joke.

 

C'mon, you have to admit, it is a 100% spot on analogy. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad.

 

So Cain, Grandal, Moustakas and Garcia are all shopping at Walmart level FA signings?

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Stearns just can't help himself on his way out of Walmart(where he does all of his FA shopping), he HAS to grab something off the clearance rack too.

There's a clearance rack at Walmart? I thought everything at Walmart was clearance...

 

There is also a dumpster in back of the Walmart.

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Stearns just can't help himself on his way out of Walmart(where he does all of his FA shopping), he HAS to grab something off the clearance rack too.

 

Speaking of people who can't help themselves....

 

Every team makes these kinds of signings. You have to fill out your bench and AAA roster for depth.

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I assume this is insurance and seeing what happens at AAA, but part of me wonders if deals like this (specifically, one-year deal as opposed to a NRI) can also be favors to agents and agencies in exchange for fairness in negotiations upcoming or down the road on other players. I'm not talking about a discount in negotiations, to be clear. I just wonder if that's an avenue that gets explored.
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