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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1066632" data-attributes="member: 7261">Some thought that the Brewers should have made a trade for a big bat before July 31st.  That bat....Eugenio Suárez.  The D'Backs were openly shopping him, but were asking a pretty high price in return.  I know its only been 10 days, but man, the Brewers probably dodged a bullet there.  "Suárez has gone 2-for-24 since rejoining Seattle. That’s a .083 batting average with 11 strikeouts, and a home run across his first six games. He’s looked out of sync and overmatched, far from the middle-of-the-order threat Arizona was shopping."Kind of like the Packers with their OL, the Brewers have a lot of moving parts, with players being able to play several positions.  I think it was a smart move not to give up future talent for the franchise, just to rent a bat for the remainder of 1 season.This is an excellent roster that the Brewers have assembled, top to bottom.  As long as they get a few guys back and healthy and don't suffer any major injuries, look out, this may be the year for the Crew to win a World Series![URL unfurl="true"]https://reviewingthebrew.com/did-the-brewers-dodge-a-bullet-by-not-trading-for-eugenio-suarez-01k259vf5n73[/URL]</blockquote>

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