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25 Nuggets Hangout Grand Counsel

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Carlos Gomez, Jonathan Lucroy and Scooter Gennett are all on the DL.

Aramis Ramirez and Gerardo Parra are both OPSing under 500.

The team as a whole has a 61 OPS+. Sixty-one. The team slash line is .215/.263/.314.

One starting pitcher on the team has an ERA under five.

Here's who is doing well right now:

SS Jean Segura

OF Adam Lind

SP Jimmy Nelson

RP Michael Blazek

That's it.

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And some extensions.

MILWAUKEE -- The more Ryan Braun traveled to various cities during his time in the majors, the more he recognized just how much he loved Milwaukee.

Braun signed a $105 million, five-year contract extension on Thursday that adds to a seven-year deal he signed in May 2008, meaning the Brewers are now committed to pay the young slugger $145.5 million through 2020.

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Must suck to be a Brewers fan. Not even the end of April and already ten plus games below 500 and nearly ten games out. I'm not too worried about us and I honestly wasn't before Saturday because under Buck we're a team that hits its stride in summer.

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