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I loved watching his highlights. I miss a diversity of hitters in the big leagues. That Juan Pierre reference was right on.

I loved watching his highlights. I miss a diversity of hitters in the big leagues. That Juan Pierre reference was right on.

So sorry. Yes I meant Weston. Rodriguez is the hitter.

1. E. small 2. B. turang 3. M. Feliciano 4. A. Uribe 5. J. Wiemer 6. G. Mitchell 7. S. Frelick 8. F. Valerio 9. T. Lutz 10. F. Zamora 11. w. White 12. c. Andrews 13. A. Kelly 14. T. Black 15. C. Rodriguez 16. t. Shook 17. j. Gray 18. N. Walters 19. V. Castaneda 20. H. Chirino

I really hoped that Keston had beat out Tellez, but alas a true competition never materialized. Can’t touch that Rowdy! I pull harder for Huira more than any other Brewer because I’d like to think that the Brewer organization could actually develop hitters, but double alas, it’s not to be. Hopefully Cain will come around and we’ll have that one Brewer farmhand that turned out okay. And as Mitchell and Frelick struggle I’m putting all my eggs in the Joey basket. Here’s hoping.

Reverse platoon? A beginning?

Surprised by the Brosseau move, but I’m starting to get a bad feeling about Rowdy. Are the Brewers seeing something they’re not enamored of in Tellez?

I do not know about about civil suits as I’m not an expert in anyway, but I am well versed on private employer contractual stipulations concerning character, behavior, et al, and these are all too often abused by employers in order to get rid of inconvenient people who have inconvenient ideas. These kind of stipulations are more times than not devices that simply are used to threaten and make people kowtow to the boss. I’m more than happy to comment on countless individual cases.

Okay, let me start by saying that I think Trevor Bauer is a first class jerk. Emotionally, I’m pleased that his punishment was severe. However, I’m also somewhat uncomfortable with this brand of justice when he’s been legally absolved. I do consider him a questionably ethical person, but should my opinion about an unproven accusation be a reason to cost someone their job. A further complication comes when we consider the history of such accusations when it comes to celebrities. Many times celebrities are trapped by those looking to make a buck, and yet it’s just as true that often celebrities think they can take advantage of those who are attracted to them. Furthermore, and more than just a little obvious, is that none of us were there. None of us were privy to testimony and material evidence. This makes us less than qualified to pass judgement. But most of all, we are naturally prone to draw conclusions on limited information. I’m as guilty as anyone of this, and so we (I) too often make judgement on people’s personalities and since Trevor Bauer lacks a compelling set of personality traits we (I) are prone to hate on him and wish him the worst. This natural propensity stands in direct opposition to the rule of law and so can be dangerous if we (I) get it wrong.

I am old. I know how to turn a computer on and nothing else. The ads don’t bother me at all. I just don’t get it? Seriously, I don’t understand. I’m not trying to troll or cause problems. The site is easy and readable, and the people who post are interesting.

I’d definitely trade one of the big two if it meant getting a controllable young hitter back. The Brewers are so unbalanced that when it comes playoff time I think they’ll struggle against teams who have two ways of winning instead of one. In addition I don’t see anything in the minors to truly help in the short term. Now if Yeli and Huira came around I’d never consider trading either pitcher; unfortunately that seems like too big of an ask.

Since all universes that can exist do exist we are trapped in a contradiction that saps our experience of meaning. Good Yeli/Bad Yeli is what Schro’s cat rides into oblivion. Great, and all I wanted was a simple .290, 25 hrs and 100 rbis for the next 6/7 years. Instead we’ve got a Twilight Zone episode on an infinite loop.

Since all universes that can exist do exist we are trapped in a contradiction that saps our experience of meaning. Good Yeli/Bad Yeli is what Schro’s cat rides into oblivion. Great, and all I wanted was a simple .290, 25 hrs and 100 rbis for the next 6/7 years. Instead we’ve got a Twilight Zone episode on an infinite loop.

Since all universes that can exist do exist we are trapped in a contradiction that saps our experience of meaning. Good Yeli/Bad Yeli is what Schro’s cat rides into oblivion. Great, and all I wanted was a simple .290, 25 hrs and 100 rbis for the next 6/7 years. Instead we’ve got a Twilight Zone episode on an infinite loop.

Since all universes that can exist do exist we are trapped in a contradiction that saps our experience of meaning. Good Yeli/Bad Yeli is what Schro’s cat rides into oblivion. Great, and all I wanted was a simple .290, 25 hrs and 100 rbis for the next 6/7 years. Instead we’ve got a Twilight Zone episode on an infinite loop.