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  1. Really just lucky placement on a dribbler. As BA said, it was in "no-man's land." Guess it evened out, since we just got unlucky with the line-out DP.
  2. Jonathan Lucroy is a quality practitioner of the baseball arts.
  3. I thought he looked like he was only at 3rd base when the LF got the ball. If he was, he would've been dead meat. I could be wrong.
  4. I have a feeling that if Braun made it, he'd sit out.
  5. Burnitz had an 8-game streak in 2001, but I don't know if that's the record. EDIT: Looks like that's the record. It was done three other times, but I don't know my whom. I found the rest of the info on Baseball Reference, but it won't show me all the info because I don't subscribe.
  6. http://roger-murdock.kinja.com/brewers-games-are-for-the-birds-1584079236?rev=1401496813
  7. Segura wanted to backhand that flip, but he remembered last night and thought better of it.
  8. This was written on the white board of the A's clubhouse: http://i.imgur.com/uyqfpYL.gif
  9. Yeah, what was up with that? Probably because of Memorial Day weekend.
  10. This was the first I'd seen Yo throw tonight, and it looked like he was laboring a little bit to me. I was wrong, and I'm happy to admit it. I'd much prefer him staying in there if at all possible. I mean, there's a chance he was tired, but I wouldn't just assume it because he wasn't pitching well.
  11. The hitters look gassed. They only have warning track power right now.
  12. The problem is that just because a guy walks three batters in a row doesn't mean he's gassed. It means he's not pitching particularly well for those three batters, but other than that three batter stretch, he's been good tonight, now through 5. And I don't think his ankle is bothering him. He even said last night that he wasn't even thinking about it when he was legging out that double. Everyone always thinks that as soon as a guy has a rough patch after the third inning that he's gassed.
  13. ...America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again.
  14. http://imageshack.com/a/img404/8030/207notsureifserious.jpg
  15. Funny - I paused the game to take my dog out and said to myself, "I have a feeling Braun and Lucroy are both going to bounce out." I had the right idea.
  16. You can still write, "He FALU down the first base line trying to beat out that weak grounder." Just an idea. I got it! "After hitting that weak grounder, he FALU back to Nashville!"
  17. Actually, compared to the rest of the NL, the Brewers have a significantly better BA, SLG, and OPS than average. A bit lower than the average when it comes to runs per AB (82% vs 77% if I'm remembering it right). I mean in that situation: Less than 2 outs and and a runner on third. http://i.imgur.com/sVRRl.png
  18. The most disappointing part of the final out in the 8th was that I was all set to write, "He FALU around the bases!" if he hit a triple.
  19. Actually, compared to the rest of the NL, the Brewers have a significantly better BA, SLG, and OPS than average. A bit lower than the average when it comes to runs per AB (82% vs 77% if I'm remembering it right).
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