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After today's game I'm thinking two things.

First, unless he needs the rest, get Uribe on the mound tomorrow. Murphy will want to know if the lad can deal with the mental side of things sooner rather than later. I think he might have 'froze under the lights' tonight.

Second, is there any benefit to the Brewers dropping a game now? Keep 'em on their toes if you know what I mean. Now is not the time for complacency.

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11 hours ago, markedman5 said:

 

Can anyone explain what those local market numbers mean?  Does that mean the Milwaukee market more than doubled the LA market viewers?

Remember what Yoda said:

 

"Cubs lead to Cardinals. Cardinals lead to dislike. Dislike leads to hate. Hate leads to constipation."

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10 minutes ago, young guns said:

Can anyone explain what those local market numbers mean?  Does that mean the Milwaukee market more than doubled the LA market viewers?

An estimated 28.7% of TV households in the Milwaukee market were watching the game.

Of the Milwaukee-area TV households that were watching television at that time, 62% were watching the game.

I am quite certain in terms of total viewers, more Dodger fans were watching the game. Percentage wise, Milwaukee market did way better.

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5 hours ago, Brewers Downunder said:

After today's game I'm thinking two things.

First, unless he needs the rest, get Uribe on the mound tomorrow. Murphy will want to know if the lad can deal with the mental side of things sooner rather than later. I think he might have 'froze under the lights' tonight.

Second, is there any benefit to the Brewers dropping a game now? Keep 'em on their toes if you know what I mean. Now is not the time for complacency.

I think they'll try and avoid Uribe...

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6 hours ago, Brewers Downunder said:

After today's game I'm thinking two things.

First, unless he needs the rest, get Uribe on the mound tomorrow. Murphy will want to know if the lad can deal with the mental side of things sooner rather than later. I think he might have 'froze under the lights' tonight.

Second, is there any benefit to the Brewers dropping a game now? Keep 'em on their toes if you know what I mean. Now is not the time for complacency.

What about this team suggests they might get complacent? Contreras would murder them

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8 minutes ago, MrTPlush said:

Indians pick up a win, now lead series 2-1.

Rays, who split 1-1 at home, have now lost the first of three away games.

Would be easily be one of the three or so worst teams to ever play in the WS. Their run differential indicates they should be even worse than their 85 wins. 

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5 minutes ago, Brewcrew82 said:

Would be easily be one of the three or so worst teams to ever play in the WS. Their run differential indicates they should be even worse than their 85 wins. 

The collapse it would take for our pitching to not lead us to a World Series Championship against that lineup.

They do have the pitching to keep things close and hope for something to break their way. Exactly what they got today from a HR from an unlikely hero.

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I've been tempted to pose the "Rays or Indians?" question, but don't want to count chickens until the Dodgers are officially buried. But it seems like its a no brainer? (Would rather face CLE)

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I still like the Rays in that series but it's going to get drawn out to 6-7 games. Not sure who the Indians are but the Guards are a well-managed, pesky team that is pitching really well right now. 

 

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29 minutes ago, owbc said:

I still like the Rays in that series but it's going to get drawn out to 6-7 games. Not sure who the Indians are but the Guards are a well-managed, pesky team that is pitching really well right now. 

 

I still think they should have been renamed the "Spiders".

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Give me the Guardians please. Either one would be a week of nothing but anxiety, but Tampa is a great team and another suffering franchise desperately trying to seal the deal. Cleveland is a lot of the same history of misery, but their team just isn't that great this year and they don't have a big gripe to claim if they lose the WS. I don't want to play Tampa.

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38 minutes ago, owbc said:

I still like the Rays in that series but it's going to get drawn out to 6-7 games. Not sure who the Indians are but the Guards are a well-managed, pesky team that is pitching really well right now. 

 

The Indians/Guardians will be named the Cranberry's next season. 

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1 hour ago, owbc said:

I still like the Rays in that series but it's going to get drawn out to 6-7 games. Not sure who the Indians are but the Guards are a well-managed, pesky team that is pitching really well right now. 

 

I would love to finish this one off tonight and let these two lightweights battle it out for seven games.

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