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  1. I mean, Schoop hit a homer off of Archer, for pete's sake. We won the trade by the transitive property.
  2. Out of curiosity, why would you hate the slide rule? I can't see any reason to allow take-out slides, especially if the player isn't even aiming for the base.
  3. Good news everyone! The 4 runs did not come in the 1st inning.
  4. That's interesting - I wonder if the Brewers could've appealed somehow if Shaw was out because he had to alter his path to avoid Archer.
  5. Man, Cain is fast. He still would've been safe had the ball been in the glove.
  6. Also, on a side note, can we stop with the "player x is lazy" talk? I don't know about anyone else, but it really bothers me. Just because someone doesn't make a play or doesn't move quickly on a play doesn't mean they are lazy. I've seen a lot of this lately and I feel it is very unfair. It's one thing when someone opts to not run to first; sure, that's a lazy play. But to say a player - in general - is lazy just isn't cool.
  7. Outward displays of negative emotion are overrated. I see no value in someone throwing a fit. In fact, not being able to control your negative emotions is typically a detriment. Sample size of one and obviously not on the professional level, but I had a bit of a temper when I played high school sports. Going into junior year, I made the conscious decision to be much more zen on the field. I don't know if being calm made me a better player, but it definitely didn't make me worse. I still had the fire inside, I just didn't lose my cool. Just because someone doesn't scream and yell doesn't mean they don't care. It just means they choose not to let their emotions get the best of them. On the flip side, I am all for showing happiness. Baseball is the absolute worst with unwritten rules and it pisses me off to no end that showing positive emotion or having fun is looked at as inappropriate.
  8. My kids and I just went outside and saw Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars all at the same time, so that was cool. Tree cover in my neighborhood makes it tough, so you gotta catch them just at the right point in the Earth's rotation.
  9. To all of those to whom I said that "I told you so" posts were annoying...I told you so.
  10. I would go back and quote the poster that wrote that the Brewers always mail it in, but there are too many pages to sift through.
  11. After you walk the pitcher, give up a two-run single to Kratz, and then the walk-off single to Arcia, you have to just retire, right?
  12. Well this hasn't been a very good game for Aguilar.
  13. Lefty on the mound, bases loaded, Aguilar up. I feel movement down there. EDIT: Bah. Shrinkage.
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