I went to dinner and a movie (Forgetting Sarah Marshall), so I missed the second debacle. Movie is highly recommended for people who don't get offended by raunchy humor.
The funny thing is, we got guys on base today (obviously, Braun and Prince made up many of those runners). We just couldn't get anything out of Hart, Hardy, and Dillon, as they were the ones with chances to drive guys in. It was a frustrating game, mainly because we had our chances. And guess what? Suppan kept us in the game.
Well, this game has obviously been disappointing so far, but regardless of the outcome, it looks like the Brewers aren't giving up. They're getting guys on, just can't get them in.
I agree. He has had two (and now more than likely 3) terrible starts. To go along 5 really good starts and one average start. Is he worth his contract..no, but he is not terrible or garbage as some have claimed And if he can get through 5 or 6 today without any more runs, this would be far from a terrible start. Not a "good" start, but not terrible.
Yes, but if he can catch the Sox off-guard and bunt for a hit, why not give it a shot? In my opinion, considering how crappy our hitters are doing (I know Hart is batting .300), we don't do stuff like that enough. If Hart lays a decent bunt down, he's safe easily.
Look, I know he's not that great and he's probably overpaid, but I'm just wondering if anyone was calling Suppan garbage and saying they "hate" him on April 2, April 8, April 19, April 24, May 6, or May 11.