He’s the only reclamation arm that has worked out this year. Normally the Cubs grab a dozen or so every offseason and 2-3 become solid contributors. Thornton is limited coming off of his Achilles injury, that’s why he is rarely used on back to back days.Hey Craig - this guy Trent Thornton. You should consider him in high leverage situations more often. Like two nights ago.
Pirates already up 4-0 on the Brewers after Miz chickened out of his matchup with Skenes. There should be a chance to pull within 5 games.
Will probably forget over AS breakIt only took him half the freaking season but maybe Bregman’s got this baseball thing figured out.
It only took him half the freaking season but maybe Bregman’s got this baseball thing figured out.
Hopefully Skubal is pitching against Detroit when the Cubs play them.The Cubs have the 3rd toughest schedule in the second half. Though, this could change as some teams go into sell off mode. I'd love to catch the Tigers after they trade away Skubal.
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Yeah. I am not pro injury for the players of other teams, but at some point injuries have to catch up to everyone. The Brewers have had two key starters miss starts this week. Woodruff seems to be in a bad way, and home for the season.Hopefully Skubal is pitching against Detroit when the Cubs play them.
BTW, Miz has the dreaded "arm fatigue". Who knew throwing that hard would make your arm tired. Maybe the Brewers should talk to Nolan Ryan about how to throw hard while pitching.
I think Miz is a load management thing, Brewers saw a chance to give him 2 weeks off. Harrison sounds like a minimal IL stay. Woodruff is making an announcement on Sunday - at minimum I'm guessing he's done for the year, more likely announcing his retirement.5 back at the break and the Brewers don’t look so invincible anymore. Their top 3 starters are all dinged:
Miz: “Fatigue”
Woodruff: 60-day DL
Harrison: Forearm tightness
Not good news on Palencia:
He needs to go to the pen. He's a bulk innings guy. Once through the rotation is enough for him. We've been lucky he's been so effective the last two years, and consumed so many innings after other pitchers have been injured.Rea doing Rea things
I think Cubs got a great one as long as he bounces back from knee injury.@noleclone2
The Cubs signed their compensation pick for losing Kyle Tucker to free agency, slugger Myles Bailey of FSU. What are we getting? He oozes power potential, that's for sure. Can he field 1B in the majors? Can he learn to stop striking out?
Can he field? The big question is can he control the strikeouts. He could be the replacement for BuschI think Cubs got a great one as long as he bounces back from knee injury.
He seems solid to me but did. It watch enough to really be able to judge just how good he is at that position.Can he field? The big question is can he control the strikeouts. He could be the replacement for Busch
It was his ankle and not his knee. And yes, he fields his position well and hits to all parts of the field. He does need to cut down on the Ks but I think he can.I think Cubs got a great one as long as he bounces back from knee injury.
Hey! He gave up 4 in th first inning but has battled back. LFG!Off course b#tch azz Taillon is first off IL. What a bum
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He had given up most HR in mlb when he went on IL and picked up where he left off. May be coincidence but they ended that horrible stretch shortly after he went on IL 6/9 and have had a much better winning pct since. I certainly haven't missed himHey! He gave up 4 in th first inning but has battled back. LFG!
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