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Don't forget Bucks-Pistons.
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I would totally still root for Prince if he went to the Cubs or Cards. I wouldn't go to a game and go nuts for him or anything, but I'd always hope he did well, while the rest of his team played like 2011 Casey McGehee. -
This is dead on. He's been in the Brewers organization a long time, has made a lot of good friends on the team, and seems to genuinely like being a Brewer and playing in Milwaukee. But he also knows there is a good chance that he'll HAVE TO leave. My guess is if there is a relatively small difference between what the Brewers offer and another team offers (maybe same years, but only an extra million or two a year), he'll stay, but he and everyone else assumes, and rightly so, that at least one other team is probably going to blow the Brewers out of the water. He would HAVE TO take it. I don't think Prince wants to leave the Brewers, but he knows he likely won't have much of a choice, so it would make sense that he's a bit sad about it (regardless of whether or not his emotions last night had anything to do with that). As FVBrewerfan said, leaving for a bigger paycheck and being sad about leaving aren't mutually exclusive. And sympathy is the wrong word. Nobody has to have "sympathy" for Prince, but I think we can all understand what emotions he might have about his potential departure.
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Say Something Nice About the Cardinals Thread
dlk9s replied to TwinsBrewersWorldSeries's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Cardinals are pretty birds and I like seeing them show up in my yard. -
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NLCS Pitching and Gametimes (rotation discussion here)
dlk9s replied to razzzorsharp's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Hmm...probably won't get to see the end of the game Sunday, as I'm going to the Packers game. We'll just have to win 10-0 so I won't care. -
My wife was trying to keep the kids away from me at the end of the game, as they don't really know what's going on and were more of an annoyance than anything. She had the TV on in the other room, and while she's not a baseball fan, she's a fan of me and knows how much I love the Brewers (she's bought me an autographed Yount ball and baseball card in the past), so she was watching and getting really nervous. She couldn't take it any more and brought the kids in to watch with me so she could have me as company. When we won, my wife and I went nuts, and because of that, my kids went nuts (and it was past their bed times). My 4-year old is aware enough to know a little about the Brewers, so she did beast mode, which was incredible. Then my 2-year old saw Plush do beast mode and he started cackling. We were all jumping up and down and the aforementioned 2-year old ran up to me, arms outstretched, so I picked him up and started jumping around. I put him down after a minute so I could do the same with my daughter, and then the little one came back, so I held both of them. It was awesome. Start of Brewers fandom for the kids. Incredible.
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My wife was trying to keep the kids away from me at the end of the game, as they don't really know what's going on and were more of an annoyance than anything. She had the TV on in the other room, and while she's not a baseball fan, she's a fan of me and knows how much I love the Brewers (she's bought me an autographed Yount ball and baseball card in the past), so she was watching and getting really nervous. She couldn't take it any more and brought the kids in to watch with me so she could have me as company. When we won, my wife and I went nuts, and because of that, my kids went nuts (and it was past their bed times). My 4-year old is aware enough to know a little about the Brewers, so she did beast mode, which was incredible. Then my 2-year old saw Plush do beast mode and he started cackling. We were all jumping up and down and the aforementioned 2-year old ran up to me, arms outstretched, so I picked him up and started jumping around. I put him down after a minute so I could do the same with my daughter, and then the little one came back, so I held both of them. It was awesome. Start of Brewers fandom for the kids. Incredible.
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I have no .gif. I'm spent.
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I have no .gif. I'm spent.
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The most excitable guy scoring on the craziest guy's hit would be fantastic.
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The most excitable guy scoring on the craziest guy's hit would be fantastic.
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Counsell was born for this moment.
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Counsell was born for this moment.
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The greatest thing that could happen in the entire world today is if Craig Counsell hit one out.
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Long live the last Bleach Boy.
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The greatest thing that could happen in the entire world today is if Craig Counsell hit one out.
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Long live the last Bleach Boy.
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http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/783/nailbiterjq7.jpg
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http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/783/nailbiterjq7.jpg
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Baseball is boring, right?
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Baseball is boring, right?
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Surprisingly decent stats from Blanco there.
