Bacon's Forever Franchise

[bacon96]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

Game 99: @ Los Angeles Dodgers
Our road trip continued to Los Angeles where in game one it looked like it would be an easy win because of the great start from Anthony Florial and great hitting performances from Josh Carroll, triple and home run, and Nick Paxton, three hits but that was not the case for today. The bullpen surrendered ten total runs with the last three coming across when D.J. Ryan allowed a walk-off home run to Dustin Cust. Dodgers win in comeback fashion, 10-8.

Game 100:
The story of game two was Spencer Hammer who made his Major League debut versus the Dodgers. He had a rough start but showed some flashes - flashes that show us why he's the 20th ranked prospect in the system. Hammer, who does feature a heavy breaking curveball, worked his way both in and out of trouble in his four innings but the three runs he allowed overshadow any flashes. The offense did grab two runs thanks to a Jake Fish double but that was all. Dodgers take game two too, 4-2.

Game 101:
Knuckleballer Reynaldo Villegas was our opponent for game three and early on he was dominant but Brad McKenna then Josh Carroll hit home runs for the Brewers to break the seal. Villegas was solid after that and lined himself up great for the win. It helped that he got some early run support in the form of a two-run homer from Boomer Moore and then a bunch more runs once we turned to our bullpen. Dodgers win and sweep us in LA, 10-4.

Series Recap:
[coming soon]

What's Next?
We'll host the Pirates next for a weekend series. Pittsburgh has been scuffling and underachieving all season long. They have some injured veterans so young players like August Clark and Morgan Golden have been getting more playing time than expected.

Baseball is Better!

[bacon96]

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Game 102: v. Pittsburgh Pirates
A pinch hit GRAND SLAM by Alexander Goodwin broke the game wide open but this game was all Brewers, all the way through! We won 8-2 thanks to three total home runs and a great pitching performance from Jacob Quantrill.

Game 103:
A Dario Guerrero home run was the difference as the Pirates win game two but it could have been a lot worse. B.J. Butler worked around some trouble but still couldn't survive five innings while our bullpen held Pittsburgh scoreless for the remainder of the game. Our offense got one in the seventh then grabbed another in the ninth because of a Brad McKenna home run. McKenna has home runs in three straight games for the second time already in his rookie season. Pirates won, 3-2.

Game 104:
A big fourth inning was the difference for our offense to grab the finale and win the series. A bunch of hits and a whole team performance brought in all the runs instead of just one big swing by our sluggers. This meant the storyline of this game was Anthony Florial making his best start as a Major Leaguer. Florial held the Pirates lineup to just five knocks over his seven innings pitched while walking three and striking out three. He allowed just one run as we cruised to another win, 8-2.

Series Recap:
[to be written soon]

What's Next?
We host a long four-game series at home against the St. Louis Cardinals. Our other division rival is in fourth place and also crippled with injuries so we have a great opportunity to gain a few games in the division race.

Baseball is Better!

[bacon96]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

Game 105: v. St. Louis Cardinals
Our starter, Shawn Malone had a tough start against St. Louis and quickly saw the door when it was obvious he was not capable of consistently getting outs. Malone allowed a first inning home run to Frank Jacobs - which would have been fine had it been a solo shot but it was a three-run home run. Then in the third, Malone proceeded to allow three more runs before our manager had to make his way out to pull the plug. We rallied for three in the fourth from a three-run dinger of our own, this off the bat of Brad McKenna but it was a case of too little too late as we dropped game one, 7-3.

Game 106:
Austin Wright gets bumped up to pitch yet again and, on brand, he was solid but ended up giving us length. Wright pitched eight innings even after giving up four runs in the second inning but they would be the only runs he allowed. We rallied back thanks to a dinger by Flash Miller and a clutch knock by Kenny Story to tie it entering the ninth. We threw our closer, D.J. Ryan, into the game to preserve the tie but he ended up surrendering the lead forcing the Cardinals hand. The Cardinals put in their closer, Hector Lopez and he also allowed runs. Lopez only recorded one out before giving up a walk-off three-run home run by Oswaldo Segovia! The two teams combine for five runs in the ninth and we win by the final of 7-6!

Game 107:
Flash Miller turned in a three hit performance and fell a double shy of the cycle but the offense did not stop there. We scored five runs in support of Jacob Quantrill. Quantrill was fantastic through six innings - allowing just two runs and set us up well to take game three but that was not in the cards. The bullpen blew it which forced extra innings and in the 10th inning, Nellie Orvella hit a single to drive in Jake Fish as we won in walk-off fashion yet again, 5-4.

Game 108:
In the series finale, our Brewers were powered by a huge seventh inning where we hit three home runs by our swingers Alexander Goodwin, Flash Miller and Nellie Orvella. The rookie of the year candidate, Orvella, leads that bunch with 17 on the season. The woeful Cardinals were playing a tight game late into this Thursday affair but those clutch hits put this one out of reach. Brewers win 7-4.

Series Recap:
[coming soon]

What's Next?
We have one day before the trade deadline while we go on a quick trip to Wrigley. The weekend series is a great matchup between the top two teams of the NL Central as the baseball world moves toward the dog days of August. The Cubs are 61-48 while we sit in second place at 59-49.

Baseball is Better!

[bacon96]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

TRADE DEADLINE RECAP:

In this recap, I'll include any trades that have occurred in BFF and will include a triple slash line to provide some context for these trades. These values will be age/overall/potential.

• Orioles receive C Brent Meyer 34/73/79 + Indians receive SS Rodney Hardesty III 24/67/73
• Royals receive RP Daniel Nathan 32/82/80 + Marlins receive RF Angel Sanchez 31/72/79 & SP Lawrence Day 28/69/73
• White Sox receive: C Pedro Pena 25/72/81 + Padres receive: SP Patrick Henderson 36/80/86, SS Michael daCosta 24/66/81 & C Bruce Hooper 22/66/73
  
• Cardinals receive SP Jovanny Quinones 20/62/82 + Orioles receive CF Kosuke Wada 18/55/83
  
• Angels receive 2B Darnell Rice 29/75/76 + Orioles receive 1B Nick Vanden Hurk 28/77/80
  
• Diamondbacks receive 1B Tyler Maddox 23/67/81 + White Sox receive SS Bobby Weingarten 29/78/76
  
• Rays receive LF Ramon Ramirez 28/83/83 + Royals receive RF Jovanny Ozuna 21/66/81 & LF Brendan Ponder 21/67/82
  
• Twins receive SS Dominique Durazo 23/71/89 + Giants receive SP Josh Hanson 23/64/86
  
• Braves receive 2B Caleb Graybow (who is currently injured) 26/73/81 + Marlins receive SS Bradley Riddle 35/79/89, SP David Woodward 26/75/70 & RP Rafael Quevedo 26/77/76
  
• Angels receive C Alvaro Lopez 21/67/83 + Rangers receive 2B Robert Black 22/66/86
  
• Giants receive SS Roberto Ruiz 18/56/91 & 3B Wally Carsay 20/56/82 + Twins receive RP Peter Young 23/74/86
  
• Giants receive 3B Danny Deardorf 26/84/81 + Twins receive SP Grant Murphy 26/78/85 & RP Rod Grace Jr. 36/73/82
  
• Blue Jays receive LF Jake Kennedy 22/63/76 + Astros receive SP Angel Santana 23/64/74, RP Erik Romero 22/58/71 & 3B Turner Burns 20/55/81
  
• Dodgers receive C Lucas Harris 30/75/71 + Braves receive LF Micah Jackson 22/64/71 & SS Kyle Clark 22/59/77
  
• Red Sox receive RP Manny Quezada 28/79/81 + Nationals receive RF Mark Middleton 22/65/76, SS Mason Peterson 20/60/76 & SP Jason Lee 25/61/71
  
• Giants receive RF Alexis Elias 28/81/88 + Twins LF Julius Collins 32/80/86 & RP Seth Jackson 26/79/86
  
• Orioles receive CL Kasey Baker 23/69/93 + Royals receive 3B Sydney Church 19/60/86 & SP Bruno Ortiz 18/57/86
  
• Blue Jays receive 1B Everett Bruce 35/80/93 + Astros receive SS Xavi Acevedo 24/75/78
  
• Marlins receive 1B Preacher De Priest 23/63/76 + Pirates receive 3B Steven Conley 20/63/70 & CL Bobby Terrero 22/63/70
  
• Phillies receive RP Thomas Hendricks 28/76/81 + Indians receive SS Gonzalo Sierra 23/64/75 & LF Varsity Young 23/65/70
  
• Yankees receive 3B Will Hernandez 27/78/82 + Twins receive RF Eddy Guevara 19/63/84
  
• Giants receive RF Eddy Guevara 19/63/84 + Twins receive 3B Alan Sowers 20/57/88
  
• Yankees receive RF Eddy Guevara 19/63/84 + Twins receive 2B Lucius Cruz 20/63/84
  
• Tigers receive LF Cole Sexton 24/70/77 + Rangers receive 2B A.J. Mitchell 21/67/85
  
• Yankees receive RP Eliyo Manzanillo 30/81/84 + Giants receive RP Christopher Jay 29/77/78, 3B Alfonso Goodson 21/63/77 & SS Rae-Wong Gae 23/70/69
  
• Brewers receive SP Craig Lewis 29/77/80 + Blue Jays receive C Blaine Clark 24/64/72
  
• White Sox receive CF Shawn Boykin 25/71/77 + Indians receive RF Kiki Pina 19/57/88
  
• Tigers receive CF Mark Keller 23/65/76 + Cardinals receive SP Aaron Williamson 21/63/77
  
• Red Sox receive C Clark Pike 32/82/78 + Giants receive 1B Julius Thompson 21/65/83 & SS Ian Billingsley 19/57/73
  
• Red Sox receive RP Jefferson Zetterburg 27/80/81 + Nationals receive SP Matt Ludeckey 22/67/76, RP Bucky Davis 25/63/71 & LF Jacob Marshall 23/62/70
  
• Giants receive C Tommy Darling 25/68/74 + Brewers receive SP Spencer Stephenson 22/65/71 & CL Dan Remington 22/67/75
  
• Brewers receive RP Mark Decker 27/76/78 & C Sergio Robles 20/62/82 + White Sox receive RP Tony Labandeira 28/72/73, RP Jake Burl 39/69/93 & 3B Ben Tillman 22/67/77
  
• Brewers receive RP Buck Ponder 32/81/80 + Rangers receive SP Trevor Harrison 23/65/74

Baseball is Better!

[Scott]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

Damn Sexton & Buck gone. Good return though. Mitchell should be a solid replacement for Rouse.

[bacon96]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

Damn Sexton & Buck gone. Good return though. Mitchell should be a solid replacement for Rouse.

Yeah, the Rangers are loading up on 2nd basemen. They have top 50 guy Maurice Carter and also grabbed Robert Black from the Angels so somebody is gonna be moved to the outfield this offseason.

Depth Chart for them looks like this:
Vina - 69, MLB starter?
Rouse - 68, 40 years
Carter - 68, A prospect
Robert Black - 67, B+
A.J. Mitchell - 67, B+
Derek De La Cruz - 65, filler
Brian Foley - 64, longshot prospect
Dannie Datsyuk - 63, filler

Baseball is Better!

[Scott]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

Yeah, the Rangers are loading up on 2nd basemen. They have top 50 guy Maurice Carter and also grabbed Robert Black from the Angels so somebody is gonna be moved to the outfield this offseason.

Depth Chart for them looks like this:
Vina - 69, MLB starter?
Rouse - 68, 40 years
Carter - 68, A prospect
Robert Black - 67, B+
A.J. Mitchell - 67, B+
Derek De La Cruz - 65, filler
Brian Foley - 64, longshot prospect
Dannie Datsyuk - 63, filler

Baseball is Better!

They can field a whole team just from 2B lol

[bacon96]

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Here's our league-wide check in for August 1

July 2020 Milwaukee Brewers Stats - Hitting
NAME	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	WAR	BA	OBP	SLG
Michael McCoy	396	70	144	36	0	15	57	42	100	0	5.2	.364	.423	.568
Nellie Orvella	346	61	104	32	1	17	76	33	87	1	3.6	.301	.363	.546
Derrek Hills	325	63	87	20	1	21	69	62	92	0	3.3	.268	.383	.529
Troy Drennan	270	56	83	23	0	13	50	37	68	0	3.2	.307	.386	.537
Josh Carroll	227	38	61	15	4	10	36	38	66	0	3.2	.269	.379	.502
Jake Fish	322	51	92	28	1	16	55	47	92	0	2.6	.286	.388	.528
Brad McKenna	123	20	34	8	0	11	29	16	33	0	1.9	.276	.357	.610
Kenny Story	218	26	62	7	3	1	26	34	73	0	1.7	.284	.379	.358
Oswaldo Segovia	332	54	95	20	0	9	37	41	72	0	1.3	.286	.366	.428
Mark Chiavacci	185	33	53	15	2	8	41	25	49	0	1.3	.286	.366	.519
Nick Paxton	151	14	46	6	1	1	22	20	33	0	1.1	.305	.386	.377
Alexander Goodwin	187	32	47	8	0	16	33	27	64	0	0.9	.251	.349	.551
Dylan Bell	202	25	44	5	1	6	27	28	63	0	0.4	.218	.318	.342
Flash Miller	266	41	61	9	2	10	20	29	78	3	0.4	.229	.305	.391
Carmelo Ramirez	35	3	11	1	0	0	2	2	10	6	0.3	.314	.351	.343
Nick Brady	67	3	8	6	0	0	6	13	25	0	0.2	.119	.265	.209
Danny Ray	17	0	4	1	0	0	0	2	3	0	0.0	.235	.316	.294
Pedro Liriano	33	3	4	2	0	0	2	6	12	0	0.0	.121	.256	.182
Tommy Darling (traded to SF)	68	6	17	4	0	0	6	8	16	0	0.5	.250	.329	.309

July 2020 Milwaukee Brewers Stats - Pitching
NAME	GP	GS	W	L	SV	QS	HLD	IP	H	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP	ERA
Austin Wright	25	25	2	12		13		153.0	169	93	34	44	89	1.39	5.47
Craig Lewis (with TOR + MIL)	22	22	9	7		14		137.2	140	48	18	30	92	1.23	3.14
B.J. Butler	22	22	9	7		11		129.0	139	65	21	22	84	1.25	4.53
Jacob Quantrill	22	22	11	4		10		125.2	157	77	22	35	77	1.53	5.51
Shawn Malone	20	20	8	9		9		112.0	136	64	18	39	65	1.56	5.14
Devon Sampson	15	11	3	6	0	3	0	63.1	89	58	16	24	42	1.78	8.24
Kendall Thompson	45		5	2	1		13	49.2	46	23	7	9	45	1.11	4.17
Bryce Black	43		2	2	0		18	39.2	41	22	7	13	35	1.36	4.99
Anthony Florial	8	7	3	2	0	2	0	39.0	48	25	12	14	25	1.59	5.77
Jordan Hendricks	39		2	0	0		7	38.2	43	16	5	5	37	1.24	3.72
D.J. Ryan	35		3	2	27		0	35.1	25	12	4	10	40	0.99	3.06
Sidney Knight	38		2	1	0		10	33.0	36	15	4	15	26	1.55	4.09
Will Bell	35		2	2	0		9	31.1	34	22	5	6	22	1.28	6.32
Ricardo Mejia	15		0	0	1		0	19.1	34	14	5	3	10	1.91	6.52
Broderick Blankenship	12		0	0	0		0	18.1	20	9	2	8	9	1.53	4.42
Austin Trout	11		0	0	0		4	12.2	20	11	3	4	9	1.89	7.82
Spencer Hammer	1	1	0	1				4.0	9	3	1	4	2	3.25	6.75
Bernie Beerbat	1		0	0			0	1.2	0	0	0	0	2	0.00	0.00
Tony Labandeira (traded to CWS)	40		1	0	0	0	4	45.2	58	32	9	11	33	1.51	6.31

MLB League Leaders - Updated: Aug 1, 2020
WAR		WAR	Hits		H
	1. Paul Keys	7.5		1. Michael McCoy	144
	2. Carlos Fuentes - LAA	7.0		2. Jimmy Schmitz - StL	141
	3. Kenji Suzuki - SF	5.9		3. Lucius Rojas - PHI	138
	4. Matt Davis - SEA	5.7		4. Rex West - NYM	131
	5. Isaac White - TEX	5.6		5. Orlando Blanco - StL	131
Home Runs		HR	Runs Batted In		RBI
	1. Frankie Fernandez	35		1. Frankie Fernandez	96
	2. Paul Keys - CLE	32		2. Paul Keys - CLE	95
	3. Clayton Anderson - MIN	31		3. Fukanori Kodeyashi - PHI	94
	4. THREE PLAYERS TIED WITH	30		4. Dylan Clark - HOU	90
	5.			5. THREE PLAYERS TIED WITH	79
Stolen Bases		SB	Walks		BB
	1. Homer Webster	39		1. Kenji Suzuki	78
	2. Gordon Landry - WSH	37		2. Carlos Fuentes - LAA	72
	3. Roberto Velez - LAA	27		3. Paul Keys - CLE	70
	4. THREE PLAYERS TIED WITH	26		4. Bobby Lockett - CWS	70
	5.			5. Giancarlo Florial - HOU	69
Batting Average		AVG	Runs		R
	1. Michael McCoy	.364		1. Colt Snow	84
	2. Carlos Fuentes - LAA	.341		2. Orlando Blanco - StL	77
	3. Jimmy Schmitz - StL	.340		3. Bryce Lewis - CHC	77
	4. Gregorio Ortiz - PIT	.335		4. Brandon Smith - PHI	76
	5. Paul Keys - CLE	.335		5. Alexis Elias - MIN	74

MLB League Leaders - Updated: Aug 1, 2020
WAR		WAR	Innings Pitched		IP
	1. Kole Robertson	5.1		1. Ethan Kintzler	163.0
	2. Edwin Rodriguez - CHC	4.3		2. Tadahito Takatsu - SF	163.0
	3. Miguel Ortega - TOR	4.2		3. Alex Sadler - LAA	156.0
	4. Ethan Kintzler - DET	3.9		4. Tanner Blue - BAL	154.0
	5. P.J. Kid - TB	3.9		5. P.J. Kid - TB	154.0
Wins		W	Saves		SV
	1. Kole Robertson	14		1. Lane Wright	39
	2. Edwin Rodriguez - CHC	14		2. Eric Lynn - ARZ	36
	3. Alex Sadler - LAA	13		3. Erik Meyer - MIN	34
	4. THREE PITCHERS TIED WITH	12		4. Train Lucas - SD	34
	5.			5. Dale Wolf - COL	34
Strikeouts		K	Earned Run Average		ERA
	1. Kole Robertson	185		1. Tadahito Takatsu	2.15
	2. Miguel Ortega - TOR	181		2. P.J. Kid - TB	2.22
	3. Christopher Reed - LAD	177		3. Kole Robertson - SD	2.26
	4. Kyle Moss - HOU	174		4. Josh Reed - BOS	2.38
	5. Benny Wells - PIT	173		5. Lucas Dougherty - CIN	2.57

MLB Standings - Updated: Aug 1, 2020
AL EAST	W	L	GB
Red Sox	63	47	-
Rays	54	55	8.5
Orioles	54	56	9.0
Blue Jays	52	58	11.0
Yankees	44	65	18.5
AL CENTRAL	W	L	GB
Indians	65	45	-
White Sox	62	48	3.0
Twins	60	51	5.5
Tigers	51	60	14.5
Royals	43	67	22.0
AL WEST	W	L	GB
Mariners	61	50	-
Angels	58	53	3.0
A's	56	54	4.5
Rangers	50	61	11.0
Astros	49	60	11.0
AL WILD CARD RACE	W	L	GB
Chicago White Sox	62	48	IN
Minnesota Twins	60	51	IN
Los Angeles Angels	58	53	2.0
Oakland Athletics	56	54	3.5
Tampa Bay Rays	54	55	5.0
Baltimore Orioles	54	56	5.5
Toronto Blue Jays	52	58	7.5
Detroit Tigers	51	60	9.0
NL EAST	W	L	GB
Marlins	57	54	-
Phillies	54	57	3.0
Mets	53	56	3.0
Braves	52	58	4.5
Nationals	48	63	9.0
NL CENTRAL	W	L	GB
Cubs	62	48	-
BREWERS	59	50	2.5
Reds	59	51	3.0
Pirates	50	59	11.5
Cardinals	49	63	14.0
NL WEST	W	L	GB
Rockies	64	46	-
Dodgers	60	51	4.5
Padres	58	53	6.5
Diamondbacks	57	53	7.0
Giants	49	61	15.0
NL WILD CARD RACE	W	L	GB
Los Angeles Dodgers	60	51	IN
MILWAUKEE BREWERS	59	50	IN
Cincinnati Reds	59	51	0.5
San Diego Padres	58	53	2.0
Arizona Diamondbacks	57	53	2.5
Philadelphia Phillies	54	57	6.0
New York Mets	53	56	6.0
Atlanta Braves	52	58	7.5
Pittsburgh Pirates	50	59	9.0

Baseball is Better!

[bacon96]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

Game 109: @ Chicago Cubs
Even while we prepared for the trade deadline, there was a game to play in the final day of July. This game was the first one in a weekend series v. the Chicago Cubs. Chicago started this game with their ace, Edwin Rodriguez, who was good enough but the stars in this game were the Cubs sluggers. Jack North smacked three home runs and Frankie Fernandez hit a huge three-run home run as the wind was definitely blowing out at Wrigley today. Cubs win, 10-5.

Game 110:
We participated in another classic pitcher's duel in Chicago. Tanner Wood and Shawn Malone matched each other through six innings before the bullpens took over. Troy Drennan returned from the IL and contributed with three hits while Michael McCoy also came through with four hits of his own. This late surge of offense gave us the lead and the win as we scored three runs in the last three innings to tally a 4-1 win in game two.

Game 111:
The finale was another masterclass pitching performance by Austin Wright, who has had a tremendous second half. Wright threw seven scoreless innings while allowing just one hit and five walks. On the offensive side, the big bats powered their way to another win. Veterans Oswaldo Segovia and Troy Drennan both hit multi-run home runs after we had already taken a 5-0 lead and then when trade-acquisition Mark Decker came into the game in the ninth, the Cubs scored their lone run. We take this game and the series, 10-1.

Baseball is Better

[bacon96]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

I have still been playing, just not doing the same writeups.

I'm going to post a monthly team recap and the monthly league recap soon since I finished August.

Baseball is Better!

[bacon96]

Re: Bacon's Forever Franchise

Here's our player's stats through August

August 2020 Milwaukee Brewers Stats - Hitting
NAME	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	WAR	BA	OBP	SLG
Michael McCoy	494	96	185	43	2	19	77	56	113	0	7.0	.374	.435	.585
Troy Drennan (out for season)	332	69	107	30	0	17	70	44	83	0	4.5	.322	.397	.566
Nellie Orvella	452	73	134	44	1	18	91	40	118	2	4.4	.296	.356	.518
Josh Carroll	278	50	76	18	4	14	42	47	82	0	4.1	.273	.383	.518
Derrek Hills	407	77	109	25	1	25	88	74	120	0	3.9	.268	.379	.518
Jake Fish	418	61	110	33	2	20	68	58	132	1	3.0	.263	.361	.495
Brad McKenna	181	30	49	10	0	13	32	26	53	0	2.4	.271	.361	.541
Alexander Goodwin	236	47	65	11	0	28	59	34	85	0	2.3	.275	.369	.678
Kenny Story	279	30	79	11	3	1	33	40	90	1	2.1	.283	.372	.355
Mark Chiavacci	185	33	53	15	2	8	41	25	49	0	1.3	.286	.366	.519
Oswaldo Segovia	410	62	112	24	0	12	48	46	95	0	1.1	.273	.349	.420
Nick Paxton	156	15	48	6	1	1	23	20	34	0	0.9	.308	.386	.378
Flash Miller	351	65	80	13	4	12	29	50	111	15	0.8	.228	.326	.390
Nick Brady	96	7	14	8	0	1	9	17	37	0	0.5	.146	.276	.260
Carmelo Ramirez	58	4	17	3	0	0	6	2	17	6	0.4	.293	.317	.345
Dylan Bell	269	32	54	6	1	7	31	37	87	0	0.2	.201	.301	.309
Danny Ray (out for season)	17	0	4	1	0	0	0	2	3	0	0.0	.235	.316	.294
Pedro Liriano (out for season)	33	3	4	2	0	0	2	6	12	0	0.0	.121	.256	.182
Brixton Myers	14	1	1	0	0	1	1	1	7	0	-0.1	.071	.133	.286
Andre Tolero (with ATL + MIL))	25	2	4	0	0	0	1	0	4	0	-0.2	.160	.160	.160

August 2020 Milwaukee Brewers Stats - Pitching
NAME	GP	GS	W	L	SV	QS	HLD	IP	H	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP	ERA
Austin Wright	31	31	13	13		18		196.2	204	106	41	59	125	1.34	4.85
Craig Lewis (with TOR + MIL)	27	27	11	9		17		166.1	171	63	26	35	108	1.24	3.41
Jacob Quantrill	28	28	13	6		11		161.1	196	97	30	38	108	1.45	5.41
B.J. Butler	28	28	11	8		14		160.2	167	78	26	27	109	1.21	4.37
Shawn Malone	25	25	13	10		12		144.2	165	79	24	50	91	1.49	4.91
Devon Sampson (out for season)	15	11	3	6	0	3	0	63.1	89	58	16	24	42	1.78	8.24
Kendall Thompson	55		6	2	1		15	61.2	52	24	7	13	64	1.05	3.50
Bryce Black	54		5	2	0		21	51.2	51	26	9	17	53	1.32	4.53
Anthony Florial	11	7	3	2	0	2	0	44.1	61	33	13	17	28	1.76	6.70
D.J. Ryan	45		3	2	36		0	44.0	28	13	4	13	56	0.93	2.66
Sidney Knight	51		2	1	0		16	43.2	41	15	4	19	40	1.37	3.09
Jordan Hendricks	42		2	0	0		8	41.2	45	16	5	6	40	1.22	3.46
Mark Decker (with CHW + MIL	42		0	3	0		7	39.2	50	33	14	19	37	1.74	7.49
Buck Ponder (with TEX + MIL)	33		2	3	3		13	35.1	32	21	6	15	48	1.33	5.35
Will Bell	41		2	2	0		10	35.0	36	22	5	7	26	1.23	5.66
Ricardo Mejia	15		0	0	0		0	19.1	34	14	5	3	10	1.91	6.52
Broderick Blankenship	12		0	0	0		0	18.1	20	9	2	8	9	1.53	4.42
Austin Trout	11		0	0	0		4	12.2	20	11	3	4	9	1.89	7.82
Ben Roseboro	9		0	0	0		0	10.0	13	10	4	10	5	2.30	9.00
Spencer Hammer	1	1	0	1		0		4.0	9	3	1	4	2	3.25	6.75

Hitting Leaders:

MLB League Leaders - Updated: Aug 1, 2020
WAR		WAR	Hits		H
	1. Carlos Fuentes	8.8		1. Michael McCoy	185
	2. Paul Keys - CLE	8.6		2. Jimmy Schmitz - StL	167
	3. Kenji Suzuki - SF	7.3		3. Rex West - NYM	163
	4. Michael McCoy - MIL	7.0		4. Lucius Rojas - PHI	163
	5. Matt Davis - SEA	6.6		5. Orlando Blanco - StL	163
Home Runs		HR	Runs Batted In		RBI
	1. Frankie Fernandez	39		1. Frankie Fernandez	113
	2. Clayton Anderson - MIN	37		2. Fukanori Kodeyashi - PHI	106
	3. Dallas Phillips - SD	35		3. Paul Keys - CLE	102
	4. Gavyn Cook - ATL	35		4. Gavyn Cook - ATL	100
	5. Casey Cain - HOU	35		5. Dylan Clark - HOU	99
Stolen Bases		SB	Walks		BB
	1. Homer Webster	46		1. Kenji Suzuki	94
	2. Gordon Landry - WSH	44		2. Giancarlo Florival - HOU	91
	3. Michael Jernigan - MIA	33		3. Jimmy Schmitz - StL	88
	4. Alexi Segovia - ARZ	32		4. Bobby Lockett - CWS	88
	5. Bryce Lewis - CHC	31		5. Gavyn Cook - ATL	86
Batting Average		AVG	Runs		R
	1. Michael McCoy	.374		1. Rondell McKnight	99
	2. Carlos Fuentes - LAA	.345		2. Michael McCoy - MIL	96
	3. Jimmy Schmitz - StL	.332		3. Orlando Blanco - StL	94
	4. Paul Keys - CLE	.327		4. Giancarlo Florival - HOU	92
	5. Homer Webster - CLE	.325		5. Brandon Smith - PHI	88

Pitching Leaders:

MLB League Leaders - Updated: Aug 1,
WAR		WAR	Innings Pitched		IP
	1. Kole Robertson	6.0		1. Tadahito Takatsu	204.1
	2. Will Palmer - TOR	5.3		2. P.J. Kid - TB	197.0
	3. Miguel Ortega - TOR	5.0		3. Austin Wright - MIL	196.2
	4. P.J. Kid - TB	5.0		4. Ethan Kintzler - DET	195.2
	5. Ethan Kintzler - DET	4.8		5. Josh Reed - BOS	190.1
Wins		W	Saves		SV
	1. Kole Robertson	17		1. Lane Wright	44
	2. Jayson Fleming - LAD	15		2. Eric Lynn - ARZ	43
	3. Alex Sadler - LAA	15		3. Erik Meyer - MIN	41
	4. Brandon Watson - COL	15		4. Dan Murray - BOS	41
	5. Tadahito Takatsu - SF	15		5. Dale Wolf - COL	40
Strikeouts		K	Earned Run Average		ERA
	1. Will Palmer	230		1. Kole Robertson	2.13
	2. Benny Wells - PIT	226		2. P.J. Kid - TB	2.28
	3. Miguel Ortega - TOR	222		3. Tadahito Takatsu - SF	2.38
	4. Kole Robertson - SD	219		4. Josh Reed - BOS	2.51
	5. Christopher Reed - LAD	212		5. Lucas Dougherty - CIN	2.63

And finally our standings throughout the Major Leagues:

MLB Standings - Updated: Aug 1, 2020
AL EAST	W	L	GB
Red Sox	81	57	-
Rays	69	68	11.5
Orioles	68	69	12.5
Blue Jays	67	72	14.5
Yankees	55	82	E
AL CENTRAL	W	L	GB
Indians	82	55	-
Twins	72	66	10.5
White Sox	70	67	12.0
Tigers	61	76	21.0
Royals	56	81	E
AL WEST	W	L	GB
Mariners	78	60	-
Angels	74	64	4.0
A's	68	69	9.5
Rangers	67	70	10.5
Astros	56	81	21.5
AL WILD CARD RACE	W	L	GB
Angels	74	64	-
Twins	72	66	-
White Sox	70	67	1.5
Rays	69	68	2.5
A's	68	69	3.5
Orioles	68	69	3.5
Rangers	67	70	4.5
Blue Jays	67	72	5.5
Tigers	61	76	10.5
Royals	56	81	15.5
Astros	56	81	15.5
Yankees	55	82	16.5
NL EAST	W	L	GB
Phillies	69	68	-
Mets	69	68	-
Marlins	69	69	0.5
Braves	63	74	6.0
Nationals	63	75	6.5
NL CENTRAL	W	L	GB
Brewers	79	58	-
Reds	76	62	3.5
Cubs	73	65	6.5
Pirates	65	73	14.5
Cardinals	59	78	20.0
NL WEST	W	L	GB
Rockies	79	60	-
Dodgers	74	65	5.0
Padres	68	69	10.0
Diamondbacks	68	70	10.5
Giants	65	72	13.0
NL WILD CARD RACE	W	L	GB
Reds	76	62	-
Dodgers	74	65	-
Cubs	73	65	0.5
PHI/NYM	69	68	4.0
Marlins	69	69	4.5
Padres	68	69	5.0
Diamondbacks	68	70	5.5
Giants	65	72	8.0
Pirates	65	73	8.5
Braves	63	74	10.0
Nationals	63	75	10.5
Cardinals	59	78	14.0

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