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Agreed. Rodon was always a nice to have.

Still have the pieces for a decent rotation though, especially if this version of Giolito can stick.

I know

That's what I was thinking. Put together a rotation that's solid but not by any means great and hope the lineup will win you games. Gah, if you would have told me 2 years ago it would be the pitching staff that's the problem I would have said 'well, that's not good' OT: Other than Yelich, the brewers success is pretty baffling.

2021 needs to be go time. Not sure I can deal with giving a guy a mulligan.

I’d be pretty happy with Roark or Wood

I mean....I am. Unfortunately I’m not the one writing the checks.

Conveniently ignores age and velo drops. Cole is a thousand times more attractive of an acquisition.

That'll do pig, that'll do

They did it last time.

Kopech already throwing seems like a good sign. That guy is a freak.

If he has anything approaching a 100 wRC+ that is a very nice signing

I doubt he’d be the guy that got the call

Giolito is an incredibly likable guy. Doesn’t come off as like most uber talented people.

When I got an apartment down the street I really didn’t consider that fireworks would often ruin the suspense lol

When ever Leury whiffs his whole body is facing the camera well. Drives me nuts.

This has been a very watchable game for whatever that’s worth

Lambert had another nice day heh

They did in my Show franchise ?

Wtf happened to Jackie Bradley man

The Stro man idea is a whole lot more interesting now

He's the most extreme version of picks that get criticized as being 'pure athletes'. Worked out alright.

I'm not sure if people realize that the amazing run of pitcher health was like 95% luck.

Or the people calling Rodon lazy because he couldn't prevent his elbow from giving out.

That’s the idea I’m getting. Seems like we’d know in better detail already if this wasn’t the case