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It has to be, hawing. The guy I remember would get pounded in ST and then blame it on him working on only one pitch. Not surprisingly, the results were mostly similar when he would bust out his full arsenal of pitches.

Can anyone tell me more about the At Bat app? I have always purchased the MLB audio package and I'm wondering if I buy At Bat if I can kill 2 birds with 1 stone so to speak. I have an HTC Droid Incredible - will buying At Bat provide me audio on both my phone and computer? Also, what other cool features does At Bat provide? Thanks in advance...

FWIW, it makes me ill that Suppan threw 3 hitless innings against us today. How is that possible?!

Is the jersey still available??

I just looked it up on the directv website and it said the Extra Innings package is $209.94. That seems really high. I wonder if there is a way to get a lower rate...

I'm planning on getting the Extra Innings package for the first time this season...anyone know what it costs?

BHF - do you have a pic of the jersey or a link? Just want to be sure I am thinking of the same jersey. I may be interested if it is still available...thanks

I have confidence in Rivera getting it done for a couple weeks if need be. I've always liked him and it sounds like he's very motivated and showed up to camp in great shape.

"Yes, teaching people how to be extra classy"

I think it may be something to do with coming in out of shape. He sure didn't look to be in great shape when I saw him at the On Deck event

Brewers have hired Roenicke By Tom Haudricourt of the Journal Sentinel Nov. 2, 2010 2:16 p.m. |(0) Comments A source close to the club just confirmed to me that the Brewers indeed have hired Los Angeles Angels bench coach Ron Roenicke as their new manager. This was first reported by Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times. I will follow up with more information soon but this is confirmed. The Brewers' new manager is Ron Roenicke.

Latest update from TH... http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/brewers.html

Not sure what it'll take in the end, but ultimately I think the hire will be Valentine. Just a hunch. That's my 2 cents...

All quiet on manager front By Tom Haudricourt of the Journal Sentinel Oct. 28, 2010 3:22 p.m. |(13) Comments San Francisco - After Wednesday's false alarm with Bobby Valentine, all seems quiet on the Brewers' managerial front today. Of course, because the Brewers are keeping this buttoned down, you never know completely what's going on. But I made contact with Valentine and he said he has not talked to anyone with the Brewers today, so he's waiting like everyone else. It's my understanding that the team's decision-makers have not made their final call on the four candidates who made it to the final cut -- Valentine, Bob Melvin, Joey Cora and Ron Roenicke. I get the impression that Roenicke, the Angels' bench coach, is probably running fourth at this point. I think Valentine, Melvin and Cora have support from different folks within the organization. Melvin's name now is surfacing as a candidate for the Mets' job. He is in their scouting department at present and a new GM has been named in Sandy Alderson, who likes managers with experience. So, Melvin should at the least be interviewed there unless the Brewers snatch him away first. At this point, I would be surprised if anything happens before the World Series is over. For one thing, Commissioner Bud Selig does not want clubs making such announcements during the Series. But, just as important, I don't think the Brewers have made a final decision yet. When the Brewers make their decision, it will be very interesting to hear what criteria they used because the candidates are quite different in many ways.

Macha said on the pre game show that it looks likely for Hart to be ready to go Friday. I really don't see how it would be a DL situation

Gotta have this one!!

Anyone know what directv channel the game is on? I can't find it...

You have got to be kidding me Provus. That was brutal

Wow Braun. As good as you are, you may be the worst talented player I have ever seen at getting a guy in from 3rd with less than 2 outs

Not exactly the guy I want up when we need a SF

CarGo!!!!!!

Get Escy in Rick!! EDIT: Get Escy and Rick in CarGo!!!

I can't get the audio either

Was that a strike? EDIT: according to gameday it was. Guess it fooled me

Ask and you shall receive hawing- Lucroy gets first start By Tom Haudricourt of the Journal Sentinel May 25, 2010 3:18 p.m. |(9) Comments Newly summoned catcher Jonathan Lucroy is getting his first start behind the plate tonight for the Brewers as they open a home stand against Houston at Miller Park. George Kottaras started all three games in Minnesota over the weekend after No. 1 catcher Gregg Zaun went on the DL with a strained shoulder. Lucroy was summoned from Class AAA Nashville to replace Zaun and now gets his first start. Here are the lineups: Brewers 2B Rickie Weeks CF Carlos Gomez LF Ryan Braun 1B Prince Fielder 3B Casey McGehee RF Corey Hart SS Alcides Escobar C Jonathan Lucroy LHP Randy Wolf Astros CF Michael Bourn 2B Jeff Keppinger 1B Lance Berkman LF Carlos Lee RF Hunter Pence 3B Pedro Feliz C Humberto Quintero SS Tommy Manzella RHP Felipe Paulino And I just saw a very welcomed sight out on the field. Bullpen coach Stan Kyles is back in uniform and working with the relief pitchers at Miller Park. It's been about a month since Kyles left the club to undergo prostate cancer surgery. I heard he was doing well and obviously he is, being back here in uniform. That's very good news. And here's a tidbit on the Brewers' minor league report. Remember RHP Jeff Bennett, who pitched for the Brewers in 2004 as a Rule 5 pick out of Pittsburgh? The Brewers have re-signed Bennett to a minor league deal and assigned him to extended spring training in Phoenix. Bennett was pitching for Tampa Bay's Class AAA affiliate this year and was released after going 0-3 with a 10.97 ERA in three starts. He split the '09 season with Atlanta and Tampa Bay.