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leaving on wednesday and was curious as to the time of games. on the brewers website it has start times of 3:05 central. from my understanding Arizona has no daylight savings time, so what time do the games start there?

as bad of a hitter counsell is, he's still getting on base a heckuva lot more than the great Bill Hall is lately. I guess i don't have as much of a problem with counsell as most, granted I don't ever want to see him as an everyday player. I hope he gives Kendall a day off soon too

pretty bush league in my book and makes the entire organization look like a laughingstock. what's the point with 12 games left. is it his fault his hitters forgot how to hit? while i agree that if they did not make the playoffs, at the end of the year he should have been fired, this is useless. so long ned, you didn't deserve it like this

I blame Ned Yost http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/tongue.gif

I like and support them all because they're on the Brewers but my favorites are: 1)Braun 2)CC 3)Sheets 4)Hardy 5)(tie)McClung Branyan

totally agree with you. the original reason i enjoyed coming here was to learn more things and to see what other people thought about all things going on in Brewer world. I still get that but it seems like there are way too many extreme comments that are just way over the top, especially the Yost thread. Seems like just way too many angry posters lately, much like talk radio hosts and callers, instead of trying to learn while stating your own opinion, its many posts just complaining about a particular player, coach, or situation. I like posts that make you think, even if i don't necessarily agree. its not just here that its bad though. i have a harder time even talking about the Brewers with any one at work. it seems its always, so and so sucks, why are they doing this, etc. and it just gets so old I don't even bother trying to talk Brewers or baseball with many people anymore.

you're not the only one. i could care less what a manager says to the media, not the most important part of his job. this whole thing is not on Ned and he is right in saying its none of our business. i'm sure the team is handling the situation internally, and what that is is none of our business either. sure I'm curious as to what it is but I know its none of my business. I was more mad that they lost the game and still aren;t hitting the ball well. lets keep it in perspective, winning the games is most important. hanging out with people with different attitudes and opinions for 8 months, these things will happen, its just too bad it couldn't have happened in the clubhouse instead of the dugout where it can be overanalyzed to death.

I'm sorry if anyone disagrees but Ned is not the reason that the team has totally crapped themselves in this series. It is a combination of the Cubs pitching and hitting ridiculously well, and the Brewers not being able to get a hit with RISP if the lives depended on it, plus this type of baseball just happens during a long season. While I thought it was weird that we hit and ran with the pitcher up to bat, Parra has definitely shown that he can handle the bat well, and with the way the team is playing, Ned has to try anything and everything to get them out of their rut. Maybe the team needs to head out to Water Street as a group and find some Slumpbusters.

I wouldn't worry about it at all. Hang out with your friends and have fun, its what that age is for. That age was the best time of my life, don't worry about a girlfriend for now, you're living the High Life right now

No way. Look at his OBP http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/tongue.gif In all seriousness though, I think in the last couple of weeks he has definitely entered the discussion, and if he keeps it up I believe he has a chance, allbeit a small one right now.

you're 100% wrong in everything you just said. he is no where near any comment you just made. i smell a cubs fan

perfect post, couldn't agree more. although I was hoping he would take Suppan out, these things happen every year to every manager in the league, so I understand. It's too bad there is not a perfect manager out there who makes perfect decisions every game.

I absolutely loved it. It was a huge moment in the game and obviously you're going to show some emotion. If it was the first inning or they were getting blown out that is one thing, but to have it put the team in the lead in the ninth inning I think its perfectly acceptable to sit and watch for a bit. The whole you shouldn't show much emotion thing in baseball is ridiculous. If a pitcher wants to pump his fist after a big strikeout, great. If a batter wants to do the same thing I say great as well, it shows they're human and are as excited as we are. How many of you who didn't like what he did were going crazy for that home run in your house? Now just imagine what he felt when he hit it. Can you realize now why he reacted like that?

I thought about the PSP as well, but I think I'd like a system that is not handheld. For $125 or whatever they are now, the PS2 is cheap enough for me, I just thought it was likely that the new games would stop coming soon. Maybe I should just hold out until Christmas and hope for a PS3 price decrease or for Santa to bring me one http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif

I've been somewhat interested in getting a new video game system. I don't play much and when I do it will be pretty much all sports games. Due to not playing it much and the ridiculous costs of the new systems, I was thinking of getting a PS2 due to it being much cheaper. My concern is that as soon as I pick one up they will stop making new games for the system and I will be stuck. Does anyone here have any clue on if they plan on making new games for the PS2 for the foreseeable future or are their plans to stop making new games soon?