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  1. I feel like if I caught someone's first HR ball or some cool milestone HR for them (that wasn't worth anything in an auction), I'd just give them the ball, shake their hand, and ask for a picture. If they offered me something, sure I'd take it, but I wouldn't care about negotiating. Some of that probably comes from getting older - what do I need a bat or other crap for?
  2. One thing I've always liked about Wisconsin teams is that they tend to be filled with good guys, guys that are easy to root for. The Brewers, in particular, always seem to be packed to the brim with fun dudes that get along really well (winning the last few years probably doesn't hurt).
  3. This is me just spitballing and oversimplifying, but it would seem to me that he still had some good athleticism and baseball instincts, which would serve him well in the outfield. But just a slight decline in reflexes, bat speed, etc. can tank someone at the plate. There's more room for error (no pun intended) in the outfield than there is at bat. EDIT: Not exactly a comparable example, but as long as my legs function, I can still run after and catch a fly ball (obviously not like a pro player can, we're talking in relative terms), but there's no way I could hit a pitch even in the 70-MPH range anymore without completely selling out and swinging before I even see the ball.
  4. Sorry he didn't want to risk contracting a potentially deadly/long-term debilitating virus so you could be entertained.
  5. I like that the entire uniform is basically, "You know what Brewers baseball is all about: summer, beer, and tailgating."
  6. Even though it's 100 degrees where I am, I kind of want one of the hoodies (though I'm sure it costs like $75 or something). EDIT: Ooh, so close. $79.99.
  7. Wasn't vibing on the cap when that design leaked, but overall, this uniform is pretty fun. Definitely in the top tier of the City Connect unis.
  8. Fun fact: the team is wearing cotton uniforms today.
  9. BOOOOO...Hader meant to almost hit him on ball four to put two runners on in the ninth when only up by one!
  10. The "scared" comment was absolutely not used in the context of what he's going through with his family.
  11. Shout out to the poster the other day who, when wondering why Hader wasn't entering the game in leverage situation, posited that the Brewers' closer might be "scared."
  12. The close-up view of left-handed batters when they step out of the box is certainly...something.
  13. I saw the scoreboard said the homer was 404 feet. I beg to differ.
  14. Keston flipping double birds to this forum.
  15. They need to stop calling it a "ghost runner" considering the runner actually exists on the physical plane.
  16. It was certainly a bad throw, but Hiura really should have not tried to stay on the bag. Just concede that the runner will be safe and put yourself in a position to catch the ball. I blame inexperience at the position more than just crappy fielding ability (though it's a bit of both).
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