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5 minutes ago, Brewcrew82 said:

No. You're trying to rewrite history that is not what you said. You said he was basically Tyrone Taylor, and several people at that time pointed out how ridiculous a statement that was even then. I'd rather not have to go back and link the quote....

Anyways, like I said it's okay. We all have bad takes from time to time. That's the last I'll say on the matter. 

Not what was said but if you want to archive it do it. He had equal stats and I said we need better. Was i right or was he getting it done? What's the point? I have given all credit to him for turning on the juice. He's a great player who has locked in. Chourio doesn't care what you think or me so who cares? Just so you can tell your roommate I really showed that guy on the message board. Grow up man.

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8 minutes ago, Bulldogboy said:

Not what was said but if you want to archive it do it. He had equal stats and I said we need better. Was i right or was he getting it done? What's the point? I have given all credit to him for turning on the juice. He's a great player who has locked in. Chourio doesn't care what you think or me so who cares? Just so you can tell your roommate I really showed that guy on the message board. Grow up man.

It's quite literally what was said....You were wrong in that moment (as many people pointed out) and happen to be even more wrong now. The end. 

Good thing is nobody is right all the time! Have a good night.

On 8/4/2026 at 7:56 PM, Bulldogboy said:

A solid Tyrone Taylor type outfielder

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6 minutes ago, Brewcrew82 said:

It's quite literally what was said....You were wrong in that moment (as many people pointed out) and happen to be even more wrong now. The end. 

Good thing is nobody is right all the time! Have a good night.

Exactly. At the time he was hitting 253 and about 179 with men in scoring position. I knew you would run back to it and find it out of context. Clown behavior. I love how you think you can say the end and that's that. 😆 

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4 hours ago, StearnsFTW said:

1st time ever.

If I’m counting right, there were six 20-run shutouts from 1901 until a month ago. Half our nation’s history. Six.  That’s far rarer than a perfect game, a player hitting four homers in a game, a triple play, or just about any other amazing baseball feat you can think of. The fact that the Brewers have done it twice in a month is one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen in baseball.

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Nice job by May, kind of felt he would have had an outing like this against the Reds last week as well if not for the rain. Keep it going these next two starts and head into the playoffs on a positive note.

Nice job by Stallings, hopefully they keep him around as he has done well in his role thus far. No reason to keep churning the 14th pitcher right now if he is doing the job since there are a number of off days the rest of the season .

Bullpen should be good these final two games of the series being fully rested for two days.

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6 hours ago, Bulldogboy said:

Exactly. At the time he was hitting 253 and about 179 with men in scoring position. I knew you would run back to it and find it out of context. Clown behavior. I love how you think you can say the end and that's that. 😆 

The guy isn’t even 23 years old. Most players aren’t even in the majors at that point 

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The IGT is meant to discuss the game not some post someone made a month ago. It inevitably sends the threads off the rails as it did last night. If your goal is to send threads off the rails then I suggest you reflect on your life choices and do a sudoku instead of posting here.

By the same token, if someone is annoying put them on ignore and stop quoting them. You don't have to respond and defend your honor.

Lastly, if a mod says to move on, that does not mean get one more post in. That means move on. 

 

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"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
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55 minutes ago, homer said:

The IGT is meant to discuss the game not some post someone made a month ago. It inevitably sends the threads off the rails as it did last night. If your goal is to send threads off the rails then I suggest you reflect on your life choices and do a sudoku instead of posting here.

By the same token, if someone is annoying put them on ignore and stop quoting them. You don't have to respond and defend your honor.

Lastly, if a mod says to move on, that does not mean get one more post in. That means move on. 

 

In case it wasn't clear, this is also a "move on" post. 

"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
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7 hours ago, gregmag said:

If I’m counting right, there were six 20-run shutouts from 1901 until a month ago. Half our nation’s history. Six.  That’s far rarer than a perfect game, a player hitting four homers in a game, a triple play, or just about any other amazing baseball feat you can think of. The fact that the Brewers have done it twice in a month is one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen in baseball.

They have 3 of them all time. 20-0 over the Pirates. April 22, 2010 too.

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1 minute ago, Jopal78 said:

They have 3 of them all time. 20-0 over the Pirates. April 22, 2010 too.

Oh, then I bet I’m missing others, because I missed that one. I was having a hard time finding a good list – did you find a comprehensive one, or did you just see that in some Brewers info? I’m really curious about this. 

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Vaughn must really have something lingering with his hand.    Brewers are up a billion to nothing and they still got to get his rear end out of there by the 5th inning

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17 minutes ago, willie key said:

Vaughn must really have something lingering with his hand.    Brewers are up a billion to nothing and they still got to get his rear end out of there by the 5th inning

Think he mainly plays vs lefty starters lately. 

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38 minutes ago, willie key said:

Vaughn must really have something lingering with his hand.    Brewers are up a billion to nothing and they still got to get his rear end out of there by the 5th inning

my golf swing is too violent and steep. people comment how deep of divots I make with my irons.  the last two years i've bruised my hamate bone by July and it just never seems to go away. even after taking a few weeks off. i'm sure breaking it and having surgery is so much worse and lingering

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Joey Ortiz since June 1:

304/345/479/824

 

That'll do, Joey.

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"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
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I haven’t read all 200+ comments on this thread, so I’m guessing this might have been discussed. Seems all the writers (BF included) are burying the lead here. The most important thing that happened in this game was that May looked good. Huge step forward. The 20 runs, and even clinching the playoffs, are a side bar as far as I’m concerned. 

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4 hours ago, gregmag said:

Oh, then I bet I’m missing others, because I missed that one. I was having a hard time finding a good list – did you find a comprehensive one, or did you just see that in some Brewers info? I’m really curious about this. 

I remembered  they had a 20-0 game with Ken Macha. Looked at baseball reference to find it.

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