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  1. And Oregon lost to Oklahoma State who lost to Tulsa. I think Northwestern is really good. Chip Kelly knows how to build an offense around what they have. Should have beaten Indiana if not for a horrible facemask penalty on a 3rd an 19 deep in Indiana territory, then trucked Penn State.
  2. I was thinking, "How many sliders is Miller going to nail on the edge of the zone?" To the Brewers credit, they didn't swing at them, even if they were strikes.
  3. It's called "roughing the quarterback". Happens in college, too.
  4. In the playoffs you have to expect shorter starts, and I think the Brewers were expecting a short start by Ray yesterday, which is likely why Yeli got the start yesterday. In the playoffs, it's about positioning yourself for the relievers as much if not more than the starters.
  5. For a ball to go that high, it has to have a lot of backspin on it. With that much backspin hit that high, it's going to come down sharply. That's why Statcast has it as not a HR in AFF.
  6. They're certainly in a lot better shape than Penn State, Michigan, or Michigan State.
  7. They don't play for two weeks. 10/17, I'll be there.
  8. Completely Useless By September
  9. Brewers legend Erick Fedde closed the game for the White Sox.
  10. I interpreted the comment about umps being bad because they were wrong on pitches outside of the zone more than any other team and they were wrong about pitches inside of the zone more than any other team, so if you add them up, they had to have had the most total wrong calls (whether they were in the Brewers favor or not) vs the Brewers than any other team. Thus, "why are the umps so bad" with "bad" = "wrong".
  11. Looks like a lot of them behind home plate already left.
  12. ? ZBB is out for the year causing Belton to have to play RT and Banks suffered a turf toe injury (on lousy turf) and is out for a while. That's injury... or am I missing something? If ZBB and Banks are healthy, they're not starting Monk, Jennings, or Burton at OG.
  13. Conspicuous by their absence - Jared Koenig and Tyler Black.
  14. So far, the only opponent better than them at avoiding that stuff is Notre Dame. And I watched 5-6 college football games this weekend and didn't see a whole lot for clean games. USC is 4-1 and still in the top 20 but they've had issues on defense all year. Indiana struggled against Northwestern, and had it not been for a stupid facemask penalty on NU on a 3rd and 19 deep in IU's territory that was stopped well short of the first down, should have lost. Oregon lost to Oklahoma State who lost to Tulsa. Almost every school has 1/3rd of their roster new, so it's not so much who is most consistent/clean now as it is who will get there faster.
  15. They have a common opponent in Notre Dame. Against ND, MSU had 167 yards of total offense and gave up 397 yards of total offense to ND. UW had 284 yards of total offense and gave up 350. It was more of a home game for UW (but ND fans travel well and it wasn't that far) whereas for MSU it was a true road game. But MSU had one drive for more than 38 yards, and 7 of their 9 possessions went for less than 20 yards. Only two of UW's 10 possessions went for less than 20 yards. Given that it's a home game, I can see why it's a 10-point spread. UW is getting better and trending up; MSU looked bad at home.
  16. For a 5-game series they always go with a 12-man staff because of two off days. And they will be well-rested for the first two games at home. I think your 10 locks should include Drohan to make 11. Then it's a toss-up for the last spot; maybe Harrison gets it if they face a team with a lot of LHH or use him as an opener, but I think more likely is May or Anderson. Seems like Murph has been experimenting with May on short starts to see what that could look like giving him a short leash in the playoffs.
  17. Plastic is made from petroleum. My guess is that refiners who make diesel are willing to pay more for petroleum right now than companies who make plastic utensils. Other possibility is that some independent trucking companies/drivers are being very selective about where they go and what they transport due to diesel costs.
  18. Don't know how I fell down this rabbit hole, but Jack Brannigan of the Pirates has played at every domestic level of the Pirates' org this season from rookie ball to the majors: https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=branni000jac
  19. Obviously they were banking on Robert Moore to revert more to his 2021 performance. But the one that they missed was picked 24 picks after Moore and signed for $135K less.
  20. Bring players back from the 60-day DL for the playoffs without having to DFA anyone.
  21. And they were 24th in the league in home runs hit. (*ducks and runs for cover*)
  22. My guess is that they were trying to wait for Wilson to come off of the IL. If they bring up Crow and send him down again right away, he isn't eligible to be recalled for 15 days. They might be holding Crow for the last week to give the staff some innings. Wilson went 4 IP yesterday, so he'll need another day or two. Need to see how his back responds.
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