brewerjamie15

Luke- I'm sorry, but I don't think so. I went to the Brewer game last night and with all the walking I was kinda worse than when I started. I woke up this morning to an even more sore leg and heels. Plus- if I did try to play this evening I would probably not have to worry about bum legs because Mary would kill me.

By the way. I wonder if their parents know that their children play with matches. The bag they left me was set on fire. I jumped on it to put out the flame, and now my slippers stink.

I don't think that bag of crap came from Woot. Those punks are toast.

The kids in my neighborhood must know I'm now a Woot fan because they dropped a BOC on my porch and ran away. They must not have wanted me to know it was them therefore making it a surprise. At least I think it's a nice big bag of crap, I'm gonna go check....

My neighbors are taking brewermary15 and I to the game tonight. No idea where the seats are, but that's ok. Looking forward to the game.

OMG! It's some sort of electrical device on sale! I could really use that thing for my base controller-inator 5000! If I could just get myself a BOC I'd be pwning all the Radio Shack homies around town.

Two times for the ol' Chippa-Waffles joke is too many for me. Seems like a good time to go grab a book and listen to the game on the radio.

Did Bill really just say "Chippa-Waffles"?

"Spahn and Sain and Pray for Rain"

I can't believe we need to be rooting for the Cubs right now. From in control of our playoff destiny to scoreboard watching again. Being a Brewer fan is still as difficult as ever, if not harder. Maybe I should take up watching a different sport. Perhaps Russian Roulette or something less messy than this thing we call Brewers Baseball.

Have you ever tried to search You Tube for "Chicken McNuggets"? I haven't, but the thought just popped into my head. I was watching Dave Bush walk three Pirates in a row and then give up three runs in an that same inning when you tubing chicken mcnuggets came to me.

I'm actually going to tomorrow's game. Still.

'twas not it.

Did you guys know that I am a "Lyrical Gangster"? Yup. 'Sho nuff.

You have -got- to be kidding me. Don't you electronics junkies/Woot-ies usually go nutty for these 24 hour extravaganzas of nerdness? Don't make me be a Woot thread dude here you guys. Honest. You need to start making posts in this thread.

I have the whole collection and will sell it for $60.00. I'm not trying to gauge anyone and I plan to give overage of my cost back to this website. If you want it for the sixty bucks, lemmie know via inbox and this thread. That way I will communicate with you privately and your post to this thread allows others to know that you are taking my set.

If Sheets gets a fat contract from some team out there then that makes the Sabathia types worth about 60 trillion dollars.

Thanks guys. Thanks to Lauren and TMJ 4 as well. That was a lot of fun. I'll be signing autographs in upstate New York very shortly. Perhaps with only 6 games left in the season so I have more of a challenge?

Forgive me. I have missed the entire beginning of the game because I was busy. Was CC's first pitch a warning pitch or a bean ball? It should have been.

Lauren Leamanczyk of WTMJ channel 4 was kind enough to interview me for the news today. I'll be talking about Yost and how BF.Net sees the change. I had a good time and I appreciate the opportunity she gave us. Please tune in to TMJ 4 at 10pm or check out their site after the newscast. I hope I did a good job. Felt pretty good, Laura and Dan the cameraman made me feel at ease and comfortable. Even though I was home here at command central (my office) it was still a little nerve racking.

Happy Opening Day Brewer Fans.

I've had time to digest and lose the knee jerk reaction ideas. I can say that the timing is odd to say the least, but hardly a major surprise after the Philadelphia disaster. Even if Sveum has different ideas as to how to run a club, he does not have the time to implement too many ideas. He won't be able to switch the philosophy that was instilled into the club as far as offense. We already know there aren't any players who can bunt, hit and run is a foreign concept. How on Earth does a guy step in and make things well in just 12 games? And, if Sveum in fact -does- have the answers to the woes, just why in the name of all things holy has he not fixed the problems already? huh? I have traveled the path that is Brewers baseball for many years. This is truly the darkest part of my journey so far. I have survived 9/14/08. I'm battered and bruised, and perhaps even permanently scarred, but I have survived.

Zambrano threw a no hitter at Miller Park. Brewers lost and are now tied for the Wild Card. Miller Park is Wrigley Field North for real, the Brewers will be on the outside looking in for the playoff race in a few days. Being a Brewers fan is more and more difficult every day.

I wish I could be a voice of reason here but I can not. I'm so far past frustrated and disappointed, I'm finding humor in this collapse. Looking back to the first month of the season I seem to recall Mr.Ned Yost telling all of us something like: "Early season losses don't matter too much." Or it was something pretty close to that. yeah Ned. I must agree. Gagne's 6 blown saves very early in the year have not haunted us at all. I mean, it's not like the Cubs were just 6 games ahead of us or anything like that. Those 6 games would not have an effect on our current wild card position unless other teams started winning or beating us.... Oops. I don't believe I've ever called for Yost's job in public before, but I'm fully prepared to be the escort while he clears out his office and heads to the parking lot. I am also quite aware that he has his team 17 games over the .500 marker. I am aware he has made some fine moves. I am aware that things are falling apart all over the place and he can not "make" guys execute. Nedly still blows my mind. Let him take his coaching staff with him. He can also take Weeks as his lead off hitter.

Official announcement from the Brewers: Holy cow! $25-$60 for this? You have to be kidding me. Marquee rates for this? Napes I say! Napes! Who's gonna go besides Cub fans now? $10 for a ticket and free parking would be good and draw folks to cheer for both teams. This is silly. ASTROS-CUBS GAMES MOVED TO MILLER PARK DUE TO HURRICANE IKE MILWAUKEE - With Hurricane Ike causing severe weather conditions throughout the Gulf Coast, Major League Baseball has moved two games between the Astros and Cubs to Miller Park. The series will include a single game tomorrow at 7:05 p.m. and another single game on Monday beginning at 1:05 p.m. The Astros will be the home team for both contests, which were originally scheduled to be played at Houston's Minute Maid Park. "Major League Baseball made the decision to move these games to Miller Park and given the lack of other viable options, we will be ready to serve as hosts," said Brewers Executive Vice President - Business Operations Rick Schlesinger. The Brewers also hosted a series displaced by weather last year with the Indians facing the Angels in three games April 10-12. Tickets for both days will be priced at the Marquee Game rates, which range from $25 to $60, and seating will be sold in the Field and Loge Levels only. Tickets will go on sale at 9 p.m. CT tonight, and fans are strongly encouraged to avoid potentially long lines by going to brewers.com to purchase seats and select the "print at home" option. Tickets may also be purchased at the Miller Park Box Office beginning tomorrow at 9 a.m., but phone orders will not be available. Gates to parking - which will cost $10 for General and $18 for Preferred per vehicle (no advance parking will be sold) - will open three hours prior to first pitch each day, while the ballpark will open to fans 90 minutes prior.