Scarpetta will be a definite September call up this since we'll have used the 2nd of his option years up after ST.

[quote user="radio silence"] Thanks, Warboss, I'm on it! (I already bought my lot of records for the next week or two, but this is next on my mental list). [/quote] No problem. It's definitely up your alley. In The Air Tonight took awhile to get into because it was such a chaotic assault on the senses when I first started ...

You should listen to Union Carbide Productions, Radio. A really interesting alternative band from the late 80s early 90s. Watching them grow and expand from album to album is pretty cool. They didn't have much commercial success anywhere. They minor success in Sweden and Europe, and they only played a handful of gigs in the states. They were ...

[quote user="SeattlePilot"] Melvin has positioned the Brewers to go one of two ways.  If he can get the starting pitchers they need that will consume most of the available money at his disposal.  The offense as we see it now will probably be it because there won't be any money left to add another bat to the ...

Hart's power has always come and gone in bunches, though. He looked to be going into one of those stretches coming out of the all star break, but the apendectomy cut it short. He was hitting around .300 with an OBP over .400 and a SLG over .500. After he came of the DL, his power stroke was clearly gone. I'm very excited to see what Hart ...

Is this really all we got? We didn't even get a Swarzak/Humber throw in?

I'm not saying these are the only projections worth looking at. These were just the first ones I saw perusing other Brewers forums/Blogs. I thought it would make for an interesting discussion instead of rehashing the same argument with brewerfanx.

I can't find the actual link to them, but Brew Crew Ball posted partial projections for the Brewers. Here's a quick rundown of what they are. Rickie Weeks 425 AB .259/.357/.449/.806 16 HR 48 RBI 80 RFelipe Lopez 565 AB .281/.352/.400/.752 10 HR 58 RBI 78 RCraig Counsell 342 AB .246/.337/.327/.664 3 HR 25 RBI 45 RAlcides Escobar 504 AB ...

This is a nice read Radio. I do think it's dificult to gauge Rickie's luck on 37 games, though.

[quote user="willie key"][quote user="Einsteinhood"] Jon (Dallas) Would Conger, Bourjos, Reckling be enough for MIL to trade Braun to LAA? Angels would then have 4 above average starting pitchers, full infield if you count Wood, and full outfield under contract/control for three more years. Pretty decent window of ...