Fear The Chorizo
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here goes another 95 pitch at bat
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I feel bad for Parra, and any Brewers starter right now - they practically have to throw a no-hitter in order to look good compared to the opposing pitcher. does aaron miles have a strike zone in this ump's eyes?
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Great Aflac trivia question: who was the last 50 hr hitter to start the following season without hitting a HR in his first 14 games? answer - Cecil Fielder by the way, Lohse isn't exactly pitching to a tight strike zone
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and of course Parra misses the sacrifice sign
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that was about the dumbest idea ever
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I think the opposing team could hold the Brewers scoreless for the first few innings with a tee the way they're swinging the bats right now
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Is it me, or does Prince look extremely tense when he swings? Almost like he's feeling for the ball instead of taking a good swing at it
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nice turn for an easy double play. I kind of like the camera angle when watching Parra pitch - it really shows the tailing action on his fastball well compared to the traditional left-centerish camera angle
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that a way to start of the game manny...sheesh
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I seem to recall that he hit the first pitch from Ted Lilly, and that ball still hasn't landed yet. All of the Brewers need to lay off the breaking ball in the dirt/low and outside of the strike zone - those pitches are killing them right now. The offense is definitely in a rough stretch, but they'll hit their way out of it. If we can get a win tomorrow, we'll be 3-2 this most recent time through the rotation. Three games over .500 after the stretch of pitchers we've faced so far this year is pretty good, IMO, especially when you're 2nd best starter isn't pitching yet.
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this lineup 1-9 is not forcing pitchers to throw them strikes to get them out...
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Those were awful swings
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only the Brewers can get only 1 run out of that inning
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absolutely horrible ab by Braun takes a grooved fastball for strike one, swings at a 58-ft curveball after a few waste pitches, watches a fastball right down the middle for strike 3
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Skip schumaker just hit a home run...I bet he at a hamburger for lunch today we're not going to win this game
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billy hall with his patented double play grounder...thank god there were two outs....we got a run!
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what was that?? a hit!
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just drill ankiel so you save yourself 15 pitches or so, Villy
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9 up, 9 down.... can't really argue about lineup ordering when nobody can hit the ball
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the stat lines on the Brewers look absolutely putrid right now...instead of the numbers, there should just be BAD written in each category
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Villy at 45 pitches after one inning. Wainwright may not need 45 pitches to get through the 8th.
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ball in dirt, Pujols tried to swipe 3rd, Kendall threw him out
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at this point, you have to hope that villenueva gives you 4 decent innings - 40 pitches in an inning takes a ton out of a pitcher, regardless of what the rest of his pitch count is at
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this is going to be a looooooooong game
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well this game is starting out great