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Everything posted by endaround

  1. The same place Milton was last night.
  2. Nothing like facing Milton to kill a homer drought.
  3. Same as them getting the Wild Card or just slightly higher. Figure about 86-87 wins for second.
  4. If only the Brewers had like the best offense in the NL! Then they would never have problems with men in scoring position. Just like the Reds!
  5. Branyan would have forced #2. They would have used #3 against Overbay. They may have let him face Lee, but that is a good thing.
  6. I still can't believe Yost pulled Branyan early which allowed the Reds to save a lefty to face Jenkins.
  7. There's your contact. Why Ned didn't force the Reds to waste a lefty is beyond me.
  8. No DS means Wise is likely done. Who now?
  9. I think people maybe underestimating how good Harang has been this year. He's been slightly better than Capuano.
  10. Actually it doesn't. Nice try though.
  11. If only Branyan made contact like Bill Hall did! And like Overbay did! Look at how that scored those runs from third! Making contact does not ever gaurentee a run.
  12. Actually the idea of whether a consitent offense is good in and of itself it an open question. Say you're pitchins staff has no variance but automatically allows 3 runs a game. If you offense averages 2 runs a game and you have no variance you'll lose every single game. In such a case a highly varible offense is much better. So your pitching staff influences how variable you'd like your offense. The othe thing thats important is the zero bound. The weaker you're offense the more varibility you'd like. If you score only one run a game, the diference between 1 and zero is very small. So it might be better to score 5 runs in one game and zero in four others.
  13. Darron just made a drug joke....I really don't know what to say. Not surprisingly it went over Bill's head.
  14. If only Otsuksa had the eye of the tiger he would have got that ball cleanly to Olivio. Sure he gave up his body but clearly he didn't want it enough.
  15. How about he walks a batter. A balk call moves him to second. A ground ball is hit to Weeks who throws it in the stands.
  16. Why bring in Santos-the pitchers spot is up second next inning.
  17. Who allowed Bud to speak? No man can bring things to a crashing halt faster than Allan H Selig.
  18. Not really--Time Warner will likely have it blacked out. DirecTV and Dish are less liekly to have soemone on the switch since they have more thigns they have to deal with.
  19. His spot was due to be up. It was somewhat weird that he was used. And after he was used that Moeller was allowed to hit.
  20. The Brewers haven't lost until Hart, Overbay and Lee strike out.
  21. Well the choices are Capellan, DLR, Santos, or Eveland. Eveland if even available needs to be held for Delgato. DLR isn't allowed to pitch so that leaves Santos or Capellan.
  22. Well how about Ned leaving in Moeller and PH Magruder.
  23. Because it was against a left hander
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