Pirates at Brewers; Monday, August 11 @ 6:40 PM --> Andrew Heaney (4.77 ERA, 5.32 FIP) vs. Jose Quintana (3.57 ERA, 4.72 FIP)

[markedman5]

19 minutes ago, wildcat83 said:

Want nothing to do with them in a short series if they have Abbott and a healthy Greene.  If you catch them in their second round and don’t have to start off facing those two they don’t seem as dangerous.  

But if you think about it…….if we win the division and get a bye……they would be the 6 seed so they would play the division winner with the worst record…….would you rather they get the chance to take out the Dodgers or the Phillies in a short series and get them out?

I would……

[Brian]

1 minute ago, edfunderburk said:

Shutdown inning for Quintana

Can he go 7 or is that greedy? 

I’d send him out there if he gets through the sixth with a five run lead 

He has 80 pitches so it will be close. 

[BruisedCrew]

Durbin is a graduate of the Coach Ernie Pantusso School of Hitting.

2 HBP tonight and 17 for the season. 

Coach’s attitude was “Go ahead. Try and miss me”

Cheers. 

[yourout]

Wow. That was a sympathy strike if I ever saw one.

[kevinisaname]

That was low, but c'est la vie, I suppose.

[markedman5]

1 minute ago, BruisedCrew said:

Durbin is a graduate of the Coach Ernie Pantusso School of Hitting.

2 HBP tonight and 17 for the season. 

Coach’s attitude was “Go ahead. Try and miss me”

Cheers. 

Just passed Wilson Contreras for league lead……yet somehow has managed to avoid jawing with the opposition even once……

[wildcat83]

3 minutes ago, markedman5 said:

But if you think about it…….if we win the division and get a bye……they would be the 6 seed so they would play the division winner with the worst record…….would you rather they get the chance to take out the Dodgers or the Phillies in a short series and get them out?

I would……

Yea would love to see them vs the Phils or Dodgers in a short series!  MLB playoffs so matchup dependent.  Never know if a team like the Reds has to fight right down to the wire they may not be able to line up their pitching for the first series.

[kevinisaname]

Oh crap, can't have another pitcher injury.

Edit: Looks like he's OK.

[Underachiever]

Hey @Brock Beauchamp, tomorrow’s poll: Greatest #20 in Brewer history: Gorman, Lucroy, Sutton, Lockridge.

[kevinisaname]

Whoa, Quintana had some not-so-nice words for Pham, it appeared. I wonder what Pham said.

[markedman5]

Quintana  has given up lots of hard contact but somehow not much damage 

[yourout]

Just now, kevinisaname said:

Whoa, Quintana had some not-so-nice words for Pham, it appeared. I wonder what Pham said.

Pham is another in a long line of ex Cardinal douche nozzles..

[yfinn6]

Just now, kevinisaname said:

Whoa, Quintana had some not-so-nice words for Pham, it appeared. I wonder what Pham said.

Pham kind of pimped that flyball, but he's had some good swings tonight. I think he was surprised the ball didn't go out, as was I. 

[Brian]

1 minute ago, kevinisaname said:

Whoa, Quintana had some not-so-nice words for Pham, it appeared. I wonder what Pham said.

Pham is a punk, I can't stand him. 

[wallus]

LOL

[kevinisaname]

Geez, how about that? Bounces off Quintana right to Vaughn,

[duewizard]

I think throwing Jose out for the 7th is pushing it. Let Ashby and Anderson close it out

[yourout]

Wow.. when it's going good it's going good.

[HarryDoyle]

How blessed can this team be?

[edfunderburk]

9 minutes ago, Underachiever said:

Hey @Brock Beauchamp, tomorrow’s poll: Greatest #20 in Brewer history: Gorman, Lucroy, Sutton, Lockridge.

The following players have worn jersey number 20 for the Milwaukee Brewers, as compiled from historical records:

1.  Ken Sanders (1970–1972)

2.  Gorman Thomas (1978–1983, 1986)

3.  Don Sutton (1983–1984)

4.  Juan Nieves (1986–1988)

5.  Kevin Seitzer (1993–1996)

6.  Jeromy Burnitz (1996–2001)

7.  Scott Podsednik (2003–2004)

8.  Jonathan Lucroy (2010–2016)

9.  Daz Cameron (2025)

19. Brandon Lockridge (2025)

[markedman5]

Everything going our way right now…..lol

[duewizard]

Lmao wierd play

[wildcat83]

When things are going your way, they go your way.  That’s crazy, Quintana drops it and it bounces off the runners heel right to Vaughn.

[wallus]

Quintana's numbers are much better than he pitched. That's a savvy vet for ya.

[kevinisaname]

William! His swing is looking better lately.