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Obviously umping is not the problem this game, but can someone explain the home plate ump to me? -
OMG Fielder
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The comeback is going to be even more special now.
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Kids can launch them off tees? I'm impressed.
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If ever in my life I saw a homer coming on a specific pitch, it was right there.
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And...queue the complaining about Hart. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif
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By the way, I just caught all the way up to real time on DVR, so pretend I said this after the first: It's going to be awesome when we come back to win and send the Cubs into a downward spiral of psychological devastation. And yeah, Braunie looks a little over-anxious at the plate. Dempster is doing the perfect thing to get him out when he's too geeked up - high fastballs.
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You know things aren't going too well in the game when we're in the top of the 4th and there are almost 70 posts in the IGT.
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Let's all just pretend that we lost to Santana 1-0 and beat Pelfrey.
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Is winning the first and last games of a three game series more acceptable than winning the first two? As Robin19 said above, it is really hard to sweep a team in MLB. It's not like they're not trying to win. As for a player saying that the important thing was to win the series, I think that's the goal for most players/teams and since it is so hard to sweep a team, the sweep is gravy. If the Brewers won two out of every three games, they'd likely have the best record in MLB at the end of the year.
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Actually, of all the times to keep him in the game, today was one of them. We obviously needed to hold the Mets to as few runs as possible, so if Gallardo felt fine, I am fine with sending him out for one more inning, as he was mowing down the opposing batters.
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I know. It's as if they didn't even try!
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That's 50% in weatherman speak. What's that for real?
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I'm calling at least one RBI here from Hardy. We have actually had a bunch of hard hit outs. Some bad DP's, too, but I feel we hit well enough to score today.
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Schroeder said it, not me.
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It's still inexcusable for Burns to have let him hit a homer.
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Hmm...I wonder why DiFelice gets taken out when a righty is coming to bat. EDIT: Schroeder explained it. Basically, DiFelice's pitches are more prone to being jacked out of the park than Coffey's.
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McGehee should go give the CF a hug.
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I would've given Burns the green light on 3-0, just for fun.
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I missed the 2nd inning, but from what I've seen in the 1st and 3rd, I love the approach by the hitters tonight. Swing early if you get a fastball. Screw pitch counts - just don't let Santana throw HIS pitches.
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God bless Mike Burns, but man, this is one of the most lopsided pitching matchups of all time. But hey, hopefully the nerves are gone and Burns regains his normal command of the strike zone. He didn't pitch too badly last time out - just had a problem with some walks.
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43 points (4 hits, one walk).
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And it was even uglier than that. He hit the first batter he faced, Alexei Ramirez, in the head, and then hit the very next batter, Jermaine Dye. He also forgot to cover first on a grounder and threw a wild pitch which plated a run.
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It looks like a no-pitch save, via pickoff for the final out, is possible. According to the MLB rule book: So, there is no fine print about actually throwing a pitch.
