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@cochranoak72353 @bearsstillsuxx @therealburns3 Gonna lose the goalposts at this rate

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@bearsstillsuxx @cochranoak72353 @therealburns3 Me when I can’t read

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@cochranoak72353 @bearsstillsuxx @therealburns3 The Cubs and Brewers stadiums have similar capacities (<300 person difference)

The Cubs drew 40k at home zero times last September

Something, something, glass houses lol

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@bearsstillsuxx @cochranoak72353 @therealburns3 We’re still doing this gimmick?

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@cochranoak72353 @bearsstillsuxx @therealburns3 They drew over 40k seven times last September and none were against the Cubs

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@bearsstillsuxx @therealburns3 Loud and wrong lol

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@Farris_Day_Off @MatthewMKE98 Brewers won the division last year despite tons of pitching injuries. Definitely makes things harder though

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@Bradmatazz @therealburns3 You actually believe the Brewers retired Sabathia’s number…lol

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@PhreddiMrClean @starckie24 @JeremyPeters8 The point is to make fun of this post

https://t.co/IOcRYLsrAR

[OBVIOUS SHIRTS® @obvious_shirts]

What’s funny about the whole L flag situation is that Brewers fans have zero understanding of the flags’ purpose, history and significance.

During the Great Depression, a flag was flown to be that days scoreboard. It was the simplest and easiest way to signify “WON” or “LOST” to the surrounding population.

Brewers fans think the L flag means ‘the Cubs lost’ - it doesn’t. It signifies a Win or Loss to whomever is flying it.

It’s like conquering a territory and celebrating by waving that territories white flag. You're literally calling yourselves losers and think it’s a flex.

Had you flown the W flag, that would’ve felt like a punch in face, but you didn’t.

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@TheBrewCrewFeed What the fuck is Garrett Mitchell doing in this post

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@hogthought @Taylor_McGregor @Diesal3426 Looks a lot like what the Brewers dealt with early last season. Puts a lot of pressure on the rest of the roster to compensate

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@JenkinsJungle5 @BrewCrewKev @jayhaykid They were 3rd last year too

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@nasdaq044 @FoulTerritoryTV @Ken_Rosenthal Maybe if he still played catcher

Otherwise Vaughn has a 263 wRC+ against LHP and Bauers has a 150 wRC+ against RHP. There’s no need for Contreras at 1B and Yelich takes a lot of DH ABs

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@PCASZN Don’t think the numbers fully support that. There’s like a 7k/game swing throughout the late 2000s and the 2010s

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@Showtimedigg @JTweaterman @Jhaut7 @SamOlbur 0/10 bait

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@onenonlybucky @joetweets1987 @morklet Yeah he is on pace for 30 steals, but not 30 homers. Chourio is on pace for 30 homers, but not 30 steals

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@joetweets1987 @morklet @onenonlybucky I’m not saying PCA isn’t a very good player as well. I’m not taking a strong stance either way. But your stance is that it is not a debate, which I think is wrong. Among hitters with 150 PAs, Chourio is 7th in wRC+ and has played above average OF defense. PCA is 35th with elite D

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@joetweets1987 @morklet @onenonlybucky Lol no I’m not on Reddit, I got it from Fangraphs. You said the last 35 games, so here it is

0.375 + 0.538 = 0.913

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@joetweets1987 @morklet @onenonlybucky Over their last 35 games PCA has a .913 OPS and Chourio has a .942 OPS