Cards on the table time

[DougJones43]

Can I vote again?

 

No.

[sgtcluels]

No. But that might be Debbie Downer talking.

[pebadger]

No, but ask me again at the end of July.

[DrWood]

yes.

 

on friday the brewers had the 9th RPI in baseball. all they have to do is improve a little and start playing bad teams to get right back in it.

[pitchleague]

close, but no cigar

[Ennder]

No way.

 

What makes you think anything will change?

30 years of watching baseball, no team is as ever as good as they look when hot or as bad as they look when cold.

 

My answer is still no though.

[docduany]

No.

 

The one caveat would be a trade that landed a legit #2 starting pitcher, which isn't going to happen soon.

[recte44]

Not as is.

+1

Show me something, Doug.

 

 

[Mr QL]

No.

[naivin]

No.

[Glennron]

If no moves are made: No

If a move is made: Eh maybe

[joshjs]

Nope.

[afeter]

yes

[Gobias Industries]

Nope. The offense will turn it around but the loss of Gallardo is too much to overcome imo.

[nohopspanther]

No Offense = No Playoffs

[Blindcheck]

I am going to say yes....

 

The Brewers have played absolutely awful thus far this year and are only 4 games back and one game under .500.

 

I think the Wild card is going to come from the Central and will be the Brewers.

[ozzybourne]

No. They will show flashes to tease, but this is not the year. And the NL Central will be tougher next year.

[wisconsinfan47]

Nope.

 

Even if the lineup plays up to their expectations, we just don't have the pitching.

[zurch1818]

Yes

[ILuvDaBush]

Yes. The Cards' outfield is playing out of their heads, as is their rotation of LOOGys... The Cubs look good, but we still get to play them a few series at Wrigley North, and Soto and Fukudome are not the players their numbers say they are so far. But most of all, because my Brewers have already had to endure a Sheets injury, a complete mealtdown of our closer, a Yo hiccup that turned into Ebola for his year, and about as much electricity in our offense as a potato. I'm just saying... Does anyone think that the soul of our long ball power last year and the sole reason for that power....was Estrada and Jenkins? Tony Graffanino must be the culprit! Or perhaps, it is the player who had the highest batting average last year, Matt Wise? Now I don't have much of an expectation for Hardy's bat, and I know Braun played out of his gourd last year, but Prince/Rickie/Hart, with a semblance of ROY Braun's bat, should make it quite the summer in Milk Land.

[trwi7]

No

[jazzytrav]

Nope.

 

But I do hope that I'm wrong.

 

I'm on board with this. I really want them to make it, but I don't think they will as is.

[brewizard]

I would pee my pants...

 

...but no.

[brewcrew00]

Yes.

[iluvlamp]

No.