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  1. dlk9s
    Wow, I'm shocked. Kind of feel bad for Durbin. He seemed to be a great fit with the Brewers culture and looked like he was loving life with the team. Also sad to see Mona go. He'll always be one of my all-time favorite Brewers.
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    This is really a random Brewers post, but there is a character in the new season of Stranger Things named Derrick Turnbow.
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    I'm not saying I believe or don't believe the story, but someone making tons of money does not matter. In fact, rich people often just want to make even more money. I mean, hell, look at the richest people on earth.
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    I don't get this. This is a message board, not Facebook or YouTube. Like and subscribe!
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    And really, if Cortes didn't get hurt, he probably would've been a solid starter. Very happy to have Durbin on the team. Seems like a good kid, too.
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    The guys in the "Dodgers players" part of this image are Korean. The real Dodgers players are Japanese.
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    Brewers are going to trade Freddy and just hope we don't notice.
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    As tough as it was to watch our Brewers fall apart against the Dodgers, I'm convinced it's a lot easier to take as a fan than it would have been to lose in a Game 7, especially in heartbreaking fashion. After we lost the first two, my psyche was prepared to lose, so while it was obviously still disappointing and I still had a tiny bit of hope, I wasn't really upset by the time the season was over. Being a Mariners fan right now would be an entirely different feeling.
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    The Brewers pitching was good in the playoffs. The Brewers hitting was bad, and it wasn't because of depth. With pitchers no longer hitting, you don't need hitting depth in the playoffs.
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    I'm shocked... SHOCKED...that Babylon Bee would publish a hack headline.
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    I don't think Woodruff is going to be on the team next year. The way he was talking at the end of the year, it sounded like he knew his days in Milwaukee were over.
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    Nobody will remember it except Brewers fans.
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    Definitely. Ohtani hasn't been known for his power. This is a surprising outburst from him.
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    Seriously. Check the bat. This is some unexpected power that he hasn't shown until now.
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    lol wut
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    Yes, Ron Darling, Murphy didn't know what he had in Chad Patrick when he put him on the playoff roster. You got it. Exactly right. Dope.
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    It is kind of crazy that, despite how terrible the hitting has been, we're actually not that far from being up 2-1. If Turang doesn't get out of the way of the pitch (and I don't blame him at all), we might have won. If Muncy doesn't make a great play yesterday, Bauers scores an early go-ahead run. One more well-timed hit in that game and things could be a lot different. Not saying we "should have" won the games, just that we were actually pretty close.
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    Well, if Uecker magic exists, buckle your seatbelts.
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    Yel-ick
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    I have zero expectation of a series win, but at least a tiny bit of hope at this point. If we go down 3-0 or 3-1, then I'll have zero hope (though a little will return if we turn 3-1 into 3-2). It's weird - I think to myself that there's no way we keep hitting this badly, so that gives me some optimism, but at the same time, I feel like our pitching has held up better than I expected (yeah, I know we gave up 5 last game), so part of me also thinks the Dodgers are due to start mashing.
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    Just go with a regular starting pitcher. Start Quintana, see if he can go 5 or 6. Obviously, if he falters, then you have to go to Plan B and use a bunch of relievers. Then tomorrow, either start Miz and see how long he can go, or if you want an opener, do that and then let Miz go as long as he can. We don't have aces as our #3 and #4 like the Dodgers do, but they are still viable starting pitchers (I'm admittedly not sold on Miz yet, but he has shown he can give you bunch of innings when he's doing well). I would just try to get as much as you can out of them so you have some arms left for Game 5 if you get that far. Obviously the calculus changes with a loss tonight. I'd still go with my plan, but be much more willing to use everyone tomorrow.
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    Right, because Uke was still an important part of the team and was very close to the players and staff. Selig hasn't owned the Brewers in a long time and while I'm sure he still has relationships with people in the organization (he was at the Uke tribute, after all), no players were around when either he or his family members owned the team. Brandon Woodruff isn't going to get emotional, saying, "We have to win one for Bud, a man who I have never known...well except for that one time I met him briefly...because he brought the Brewers to Milwaukee!"
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