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  1. The trade ended up pretty bad, but come on, man. GM's don't bat 1.000. Stearns has done a wonderful job throughout his Brewers tenure. This move backfired. If he keeps making terrible moves then sure, maybe it's time to move on, but it's not like he intentionally sabotaged the team. He swung and missed.
  2. Well, can't say this team doesn't have heart. They've played tough until the end all season.
  3. He's not realistically chasing Bonds, but he's only one away from tying the Yankees and AL record.
  4. I just feel lucky that I've been able to see the rare lose-lose trade.
  5. We should definitely reach all the way back to when most posters on this board were in college to make comparisons.
  6. Mitchell hasn't had many hits, but the ones he does have are big.
  7. Hope you got paid for that article, otherwise it was a waste of time. All you had to do was write one sentence: No.
  8. Hope you got paid for that article, otherwise it was a waste of time. All you had to do was write one sentence: No.
  9. Hey, good celebration, everyone.
  10. But why do you want that? Why do you want pitches that are not over the plate called strikes? Why do you want the catcher to be able to the trick the ump into a strike call? Would you really be happy if Yelich struck out with two outs in the 9th inning of the World Series, down by 1, because the ump gave a pitcher a strike on a pitch that was two inches off the plate just because that pitcher had been "hitting his spots?"
  11. All that would be the same except that pitchers wouldn't be able to get away with balls called as strikes as frequently. I don't understand why anyone would actively want balls and strikes to be called incorrectly.
  12. I'm in the "I don't care" camp. He has his perception of how he had been treated for a few years and I'm not one to criticize that, as I wasn't privy to what went on behind the scenes. At the same time, he certainly looked like he was running on fumes, so I can't blame the team for replacing him.
  13. He wouldn't even be on the list.
  14. Counsell is a top 3-5 manager in MLB. To even have a thought for a second of getting rid of him is lunacy.
  15. God, I love these threads. Every single one is so predictable.
  16. Am I the only one who hates it when people say this? Hader is a decent dude who pitched his ass off for the Brewers. Saying "good riddance" is so unnecessarily hostile.
  17. Yup, agreed. If it was the 9th, I hold him since you still need another hit, anyway. In the 8th, though, gotta try to get a run.
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