Milwaukee Brewers: Can They Overcome Pitching Challenges?
Explore the Brewers' strategy as they push for a wild card spot! Despite a rough week, their pitching shines, proving that success doesn't rely on home runs.
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It hasn't been a great week for, Milwaukee, but we wanted to recognize that it has been a great half again for Milwaukee.
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They're one of the best teams in all of baseball, and, and they do it in so many different ways, Tom.
The one way that they don't do it is home runs, which in this day and age is kind of crazy to think that they can finish near the bottom, and they have a chance to be right at the bottom in home runs in the National League.
And, you know, somehow it just doesn't matter which pitcher they call up or what they do, they end up winning.
I did notice on Saturday, which I thought was significant, that Kyle Harrison had some, I think, forearm, issue where he's going on the injured list.
And I know that he has been so good for them all year.
But then when I And, and Mazurowski got scratched from his start too.
But when I look at it, Tom, why do I think that the, the Brewers are just simply gonna bring somebody up from the minors and they're gonna throw six shutout innings against whoever they pitch against next time?
I mean, this is kind of what they do.
Yeah, it, it is, and, you know, you said it with the, the Diamondbacks, a well-run organization.
I, I think that's what the Brewers are.
Now, the Brewers never been a, a big money spender for, you know, i- in free agency or at the, the trade deadline.
They have a great pitching staff.
I still think they need to sure up something at the bottom portion of their lineup, and that's when things will really take shape for them.
Because again, this is about building an NL lineup that can compete with the Dodgers.
'Cause I think their pitching staff can.
I'm not sure the bottom portion of their lineup can.
So they need one or two more pieces, and then they'll truly be in a great spot.
