Brewers (Drohan) vs Reds (Lowder): 6/24/26, 6:10pm

[Nola Beery]

3 minutes ago, dlk9s said:

I am entertained watching Kuhnel because he never looks like he wants to be out there.

I'm not sure I ever want him to be out there. But we won!

[RobertCrawley]

Not bad for a terrible team, terrible relievers, and a terrible manager. 

[Opening Day]

They all count the same in the standings. 

[willie key]

Another save for kuhnel

and it’s really getting stupid about vaughn now.   Just stop it brewers

[adambr2]

I would also like to see the guy who drove in half the runs this game to get more than 1 at bat.

[DesertBrew52]

Enjoy these moments. Savor the fun of beating teams that should be beaten. We get crushed by anyone in playoff baseball. 

[edfunderburk]

2 minutes ago, RobertCrawley said:

Not bad for a terrible team, terrible relievers, and a terrible manager. 

What a terrible post 😇

[Yaz19]

Finally!  20 games over .500   I am getting too old for stuff like what just happened.  I was literally having flashbacks to some really bad Brewers bullpens from years past.   Gonna be tough to get to sleep tonight. 

[liveforoctober]

8 minutes ago, BobbyD said:

Is Kuhnel legit crosseyed? 

He has a little Mintzy in him for anyone who follows Barstool..

[yourout]

15 minutes ago, edfunderburk said:

In a perfect world, we would replace the following players:

Yoho, Kuhnel, Frelick, Perkins + Sanchez & Ortiz

I understand all those players are not going to be moved - by trade, demotion, or release. I also understand that injuries have kept OF Lockridge off the active roster + several pitchers like Hall, Henderson. But we need to address the bottom of the roster.

We are winning at a high level, but this team has significant warts.

 

 

More holes than a Vegas brothel and harder to fill.

[wiguy94]

Brewers pitchers threw 214 pitches today. 23.8 pitches per inning. No clue how the Brewers won that game 

[Brewcrew82]

16 minutes ago, edfunderburk said:

In a perfect world, we would replace the following players:

Yoho, Kuhnel, Frelick, Perkins + Sanchez & Ortiz

I understand all those players are not going to be moved - by trade, demotion, or release. I also understand that injuries have kept OF Lockridge off the active roster + several pitchers like Hall, Henderson. But we need to address the bottom of the roster.

We are winning at a high level, but this team has significant warts.

 

 

What's wrong with Sanchez? 125 wRC+ from your backup catcher is tremendous. His job is to crush lefties and he does that. 

[RobertCrawley]

21 minutes ago, DesertBrew52 said:

Enjoy these moments. Savor the fun of beating teams that should be beaten. We get crushed by anyone in playoff baseball. 

Pardon me while I figure out a way to beat myself up after a victory.

[yourout]

1 minute ago, RobertCrawley said:

Pardon me while I figure out a way to beat myself up after a victory.

It is bipolar Wednesday.

[Frisbee Slider]

30 minutes ago, Samurai Bucky said:

You know… for how much the Brewers “suck”, they still find ways to win. 
 

crazy

Brewers are 30-17 against teams over .500. The best in baseball.

[willie key]

I can’t figure out if this was a game we had no business losing or no business winning 

[Jim French Stepstool]

I get it---we couldn't hit Monday or Tuesday. But the way Woodruff & Sproat pitched in the first two games, I mean, positives are hard to find sometimes when you lose, but when you WIN? When you pick up a sweep on the road, regardless of the opponent? When you give up ZERO ER in 19 innings to start the series, in THAT ballpark? Odd.

Sucked for Yoho/Contreras going away from the changeup on the HR cuz up until then I thought Yoho was pretty solid. I'm guessing Patrick could've used another day, and Anderson was really disappointing. The RBI double that made it 6-2 should've been shaken off as a 'who cares, get back to work' moment but it really seemed to affect him.

[Jim French Stepstool]

1 minute ago, willie key said:

I can’t figure out if this was a game we had no business losing or no business winning 

More than anything it was probably a game the Reds had no business winning, so we did. If this was "RedsFanatic" all you'd be hearing about was the runners left on base. Brewers' hurlers certainly walked a boatload.

[ReverendBrewmeister]

4-2 on a road trip to Atlanta and Cincinnati. Four one-run games and one two-run game. Even lost the two games that Misiorowski and Harrison started. That’s baseball, and you take the wins. 

[adambr2]

3 minutes ago, Jim French Stepstool said:

I get it---we couldn't hit Monday or Tuesday. But the way Woodruff & Sproat pitched in the first two games, I mean, positives are hard to find sometimes when you lose, but when you WIN? When you pick up a sweep on the road, regardless of the opponent? When you give up ZERO ER in 19 innings to start the series, in THAT ballpark? Odd.

Sucked for Yoho/Contreras going away from the changeup on the HR cuz up until then I thought Yoho was pretty solid. I'm guessing Patrick could've used another day, and Anderson was really disappointing. The RBI double that made it 6-2 should've been shaken off as a 'who cares, get back to work' moment but it really seemed to affect him.

Somehow Gasser, Woodruff, Sproat and Drohan have pitched the last days, we didn’t score in 2 of them, and we won them all.

[liveforoctober]

5 minutes ago, Frisbee Slider said:

Brewers are 30-17 against teams over .500. The best in baseball.

Oh great, so you are one of those 'stat guys'.

[igor67]

Braves just lost, so 1.5 games up for the number 2 seed

[Bulldogboy]

Love the wins but hope front office is watching closely. They need help.

[Bulldogboy]

Skubel hurting and era is 3.40. Price may be coming down a tad.

[Bulldogboy]

2 minutes ago, igor67 said:

Braves just lost, so 1.5 games up for the number 2 seed

If you win those close ones against them lead is nice