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Jeff Levering joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy to break down another dominant outing from Jacob Misiorowski, explaining why every one of his starts has become must-see baseball. He also discusses Cooper Pratt's impressive development, the Brewers' pitching depth, and why Milwaukee has both the prospect capital and clubhouse foundation to make a significant move before the MLB trade deadline if the right opportunity presents itself. Jeff also shares his ideal postseason rotation, weighs in on Lance McCullers' departure, and explains why the Brewers remain well-positioned for a deep October run.
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