2021-05-05: Brewers (Peralta) at Phillies (Anderson) [Brewers lose, 5-4 -- For the 3rd straight night a Crew comeback falls one run short]

[MrTPlush]

I will consider it a success if we are at .500 or above June 1st

[adambr2]

This team isn't nearly as good as you thought they were in April.

[82brewcrew82]

And they aren't nearly as bad as you think they are now.

[JET15]

Thanks for the help, ump. Freddy is catching lots of the plate

[markedman5]

Every season will have stretches where you look great and others where you look terrible.

 

No fun to watch this but not surprising.

 

Just hope it doesn’t go on too long

[adambr2]

And they aren't nearly as bad as you think they are now.

 

No, they're not nearly as bad as they've looked the last 4 games. But they won't stay above. 500 long with the number of mediocre journeymen that they've had take the field lately. It was bound to catch up.

[phnxcrew]

Once again, a great decision I made to buy access to games. I guess now we know what it feels like to lose to a low- talent team.

[adambr2]

The walks are why Freddy isn't an ace type pitcher.

 

Realmuto and Miller walk on 4 pitches each. That's the difference between a manageable 3-0 deficit and the 5-0 that we're at. Can't happen.

[adambr2]

Is this as bad as MLB umpires have ever been?

[markedman5]

Nice approach by Garcia

[markedman5]

Bad day at the office

 

 

Before today, Freddy Peralta had surrendered seven earned runs in 28 innings this season.

 

He allowed five earned runs tonight before recording an out -- four on the Didi Gregorius slam.

[82brewcrew82]

Is this as bad as MLB umpires have ever been?

Seems like it.

[adambr2]

Anytime we even get a guy on base, there's always 3 scrubs following him ready to erase it.

[82brewcrew82]

And they aren't nearly as bad as you think they are now.

 

No, they're not nearly as bad as they've looked the last 4 games. But they won't stay above. 500 long with the number of mediocre journeymen that they've had take the field lately. It was bound to catch up.

I don't think anyone was under the impression that this is the '27 Yankees. I'm sure they'd rather trot out Narvaez, Yelich and Burnes on the regular. Marginal teams like the Brewers are always going to be in trouble when they get hit this hard with injuries.

[markedman5]

Did I just hear Rock say that both Bettinger and Zimmerman did good jobs……” eating up innings”?

[markedman5]

Freddie settles down after the damage is done…..

[Baldkin]

6 straight K's for Freddy.

[JET15]

Talk about streak... 5 get on base... and score... next 6 strikeout

[ReverendBrewmeister]

A bizzaro two innings for Peralta so far. 5 ER on 2 BB and 3 H, while logging 6 Ks.

[BruisedCrew]

I was late to the turning on the game tonight, and knew immediately that there was no reason to watch it. Check the score occasionally to see if it’s become a contest while I watch other things.

[Eye Black]

I know it’s only been four games, but it feels like it’s been a week since the Brewers have had a lead after the first inning.

[BruisedCrew]

And they aren't nearly as bad as you think they are now.

 

I would agree that the Brewers are not nearly as good as 17-10 or as bad as the last 4 days. But, the point in between is likely below .500. It’s hard to win more than you lose when you can only win games if the pitching is near perfect.

[markedman5]

Ok Garcia starting to find some holes

[BruisedCrew]

Vogelbach costs another run , and maybe more, because he can’t slide.

[Eye Black]

The MLB replay system continues to lack transparency and overall be a complete joke. I’d love to see what definitive angle they had to overturn that call because it certainly wasn’t one they showed on the broadcast.