Brewers (Civale) vs Yankees (Stroman): 3/30/35, 12:35pm

[trwi7]

Maybe we'll hit a ball in the air sometime.

[Klantz27]

Bum ass team bro 

[HarryDoyle]

That'll teach them to walk Judge.

[yourout]

14 minutes ago, wildcat83 said:

Pitching staff is on life support and we’re 20 innings into the season.  Need some arms to step up and soon.

 

Also probably going to see a whole lot of teams start using those Yankee bats…

Like 29.

[JackNicholson1974]

Look, the Brewers should be very concerned about their pitching staff for the season. This isn’t normal.

[Underachiever]

I’m out. See you guys tomorrow.

[JRob1125]

Just now, JackNicholson1974 said:

Look, the Brewers should be very concerned about their pitching staff for the season. This isn’t normal.

Neither are those bats

[rickh150]

We gave up appx 1.2 HRs a game last season….think we are north of 4 so far. 
get out of NY quickly.

[Cool Hand Lucroy]

This series is a disaster. It doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things, but still frustrating.

Honestly, the Yankees are going to club a lot of people. But between our pitching being a mess and the offense really struggling to get runs on the board without help (Devin's walks Thursday, the errors in the second yesterday), it's hard to see a lot to be happy with.

I think we'll turn it around this coming week. And, hey, we swept the Mets to start last year, and they ended up having a nice little playoff run.

[adambr2]

Everyone still going to complain about the stadium dimensions like we don’t also get awarded a homerun if anyone on our team was capable of pulling a ball 340 feet down the lines.

[edfunderburk]

Conner Thomas should have pitched six innings yesterday 

Our bullpen is going to be taxed for several days now

as I mentioned OFTEN last season - Murphy is not a good “in game” manager … his greatest gifts are his personality & ability to connect with the players 

[BruisedCrew]

12 minutes ago, dlk9s said:

To be fair, the Brewers have an entire starting rotation on the IL.

Guys on the IL is part of the disaster, but it is also a fact.. t's not like they have any sure things among the pitchers on the IL, most of whom have been more on than off the IL for the last two years.

[Bulldogboy]

There is no circumstance where you have an option on a starting pitcher for 5 million bucks and you don't take it.  Rae wasn't a Cy young guy but a decent starter for 5 million dollars and now you have to sign Quintana and he's not ready. How about sign them both?

[wildcat83]

This is crazy.  It’s 50 degrees all weekend which typically doesn’t equate a bunch of home runs.  Maybe our pitchers have been that bad, but it’s getting to the point where you wonder how much of an impact those bats are having.

[rickh150]

Yankee bats

[willie key]

These bats are such BS.   baseball just constantly cheats the game.   It gets so tiring.  

[Cool Hand Lucroy]

What do we have so far this series? 2 HR? In that ballpark? That's not enough in today's game.

[Cool Hand Lucroy]

And, hey, Bauers heard me!

[yfinn6]

Bauers takes advantage. 

[homer]

1 hour ago, homer said:

Bauers has a better OPS than Judge. Just sayin'...

Ha! Back in the lead!

[trwi7]

I wonder if Yankee fans are complaining about our 320 foot homer just now.

[adambr2]

2 minutes ago, Bulldogboy said:

There is no circumstance where you have an option on a starting pitcher for 5 million bucks and you don't take it.  Rae wasn't a Cy young guy but a decent starter for 5 million dollars and now you have to sign Quintana and he's not ready. How about sign them both?

For most organizations, in this day and age, 5 million dollars is nothing more than a rounding error. 

For the Brewers, they still treat it as a significant investment.

[MoreTrife]

Yeah this is bizarre. Feels more than "just a bad weekend". Never seen HRs getting clubbed against Brewers like this in my time. 

[adambr2]

5 minutes ago, adambr2 said:

Everyone still going to complain about the stadium dimensions like we don’t also get awarded a homerun if anyone on our team was capable of pulling a ball 340 feet down the lines.

Like that.

[BruisedCrew]

1 minute ago, wildcat83 said:

This is crazy.  It’s 50 degrees all weekend which typically doesn’t equate a bunch of home runs.  Maybe our pitchers have been that bad, but it’s getting to the point where you wonder how much of an impact those bats are having.

You still have to get the bat on the ball and hot it with some authority.

That's something a decent major league pitcher can help prevent.