2019 Most Valuable Brewers Poll #4

Sadly, the 2019 Championship Season has concluded for our Milwaukee Brewers, and the annual six month depression that is the baseball offseason has begun. We were treated to a thrilling September run by our Cream City Nine for the second year in a row, as they wound up winning 89 games and qualifying as the National League’s second Wild Card entrant to the playoffs before getting ousted in the single game, win-or-go-home matchup. The defeat was a tough pill to swallow as the season concluded, but the team should return hungry for even more next year.

Now it’s time to make your voice heard and cast your votes for the Most Valuable Brewers of 2019! We’ll be voting for the top 10 contributors with both position players and pitchers eligible for the ballot. The composite WAR data presented is based on an average of each individual’s WAR according to Fangraphs, Baseball-Reference, and Baseball Prospectus. For players that were traded, only their production with the Brewers will be counted.

Yesterday, by the margin of a mere two votes, Brandon Woodruff was selected as the #3 Most Valuable Brewer. Today we’ll be casting ballots for the fourth-most valuable Brewers player of 2019. Voting will run through today before this poll closes closes and we begin voting for the #5 MVBrewer.

OF Lorenzo Cain

148 G || 623 PA || .260/.325/.372 || 11 HR || 48 RBI || 18 SB || 81 OPS+ || 1.83 cWAR

2B Keston Hiura

84 G || 348 PA || .303/.368/.570 || 19 HR || 49 RBI || 9 SB || 138 OPS+ || 1.83 cWAR

OF Ryan Braun

144 G || 508 PA || .285/.343/.505 || 22 HR || 75 RBI || 11 SB || 116 OPS+ || 1.70 cWAR

2B/3B Mike Moustakas

143 G || 584 PA || .254/.329/.516 || 35 HR || 87 RBI || 3 SB || 114 OPS+ || 2.97 cWAR

LHP Josh Hader

61 G || 75.2 IP || 2.62 ERA || 16.4 K/9 || 2.4 BB/9 || 0.806 WHIP || 170 ERA+ || 2.50 cWAR

RHP Adrian Houser

35 G || 111.1 IP || 3.72 ERA || 9.5 K/9 || 3.0 BB/9 || 1.240 WHIP || 120 ERA+ || 1.90 cWAR

Statistics courtesy of Baseball-Reference