Article: No Team in MLB Wants to Run Into the Brewers in October

[jerichoholicninja]

There's still a solid month left for the offense to go cold at which point they'll be losing games 3-1 and 2-0 and getting listlessly swept out of the playoffs again.

[sveumrules]

1 hour ago, jerichoholicninja said:

There's still a solid month left for the offense to go cold at which point they'll be losing games 3-1 and 2-0 and getting listlessly swept out of the playoffs again.

The Brewers won a game against the Braves in 2021. 

The Dodgers only beat them twice in the NLCS, and lost three games where they scored two runs each.

The Astros also only beat them twice in the WS and scored four runs total in their four losses, getting shut out twice just like we did in the NLDS.

The Braves made two of the best offenses in baseball that year look pretty listless in short postseason series.

I guess the Brewers were swept 2-0 by the Dodgers in 2020, but that was kind of a listless year in general.

[Playing Catch]

What do realists and wet blankets say when their team wins a World Series?

I mean, c'mon... we're all baseball fans here. If there were such thing as a definition for a team that "no one wants to run into in October," doesn't this Brewer team meet said definition?

[Robocaller]

On 8/28/2023 at 12:41 AM, BrewerFan said:

...are you not seeing the irony of this statement?

there is none.

irony1 | ˈīrənē | noun (plural ironies) the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect:

 

Unless you have a very odd definition of "ace," or one of the other words I used.

[BrewerFan]

2 hours ago, Robocaller said:

there is none.

irony1 | ˈīrənē | noun (plural ironies) the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect:

 

Unless you have a very odd definition of "ace," or one of the other words I used.

Oh, there's definitely some. You arguing AGAINST the Brewers chances to win while saying "which means it's baseball--random stuff happens," while talking about the playoffs.

Definitely is some...though it appears unintentional.