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The Seattle Pilots had a song. Audio: Lyrics: Go, Go You Pilots! You proud Seattle team. Go, Go You Pilots! Go out and build a dream. You brought the majors to the Evergreen Northwest. Now Go, Go You Pilots! You’re going to be the best. Welcome the Yankees With pinstripe suits and all. Red Sox and Royals From April ‘till the Fall. American Leaguers You’ve got what’s know as class. So, welcome to Seattle It’s going to be a gas. Go, Go, Go, Go, Go, Go, Go, Go Now Go, Go You Pilots! You’re going to be the best. White Sox and Tigers The Angels and the A’s. See them at the ballpark On those good ol’ summer days. Orioles and Senators The Indians and Twins Our Pilots ask no favors As they battle you for wins. So Go, Go You Pilots! You proud Seattle team. Go, Go You Pilots! It’s time to shout and scream. We’re with you Pilots You’re big league all the way. So Go, Go You Pilots! Go, Go You Pilots! Go, Go You Pilots! When the umpire hollers, “play!”

[igt-2012][game-setup][logo]http://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-logos/brewers.png[/logo][game-info][h1]May 26 | 6:10 P.M.[/h1][h2]Brewers (20-26) | Braves (12-33)[/h2][h3]FSWI | WTMJ 620[/h3][/game-info][logo]http://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-logos/braves.png[/logo][/game-setup][pitching-photos]http://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-pitcher-photos/brewers/brewers_peralta-wily-10.jpghttp://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-pitcher-photos/opponents/braves_wisler-matt-02.jpg[/pitching-photos][game-matchup][divclass=away][pitcher]Wily Peralta[/pitcher][h2]2-5, 6.99 ERA, 1.92 WHIP[/h2][h3]Versus Braves | Game Log[/h3][h3]After a rough start to the season, Peralta believes he took a step forward Friday, when he allowed just three runs on six hits over 5⅔ innings in a losing effort. In two career starts at Turner Field, the righty is 0-1 with a 2.00 ERA.[/h3][/divclass][divclass=home][pitcher]Matt Wisler[/pitcher][h2]2-3, 2.93 ERA, 0.99 WHIP[/h2][h3]Versus Brewers | Game Log[/h3][h3]Along with posting a 2.80 ERA over his past four starts, Wisler has shown an ability to quickly make necessary mechanical adjustments. His changeup is a work in progress, but his slider has been much more consistent this season.[/h3][/divclass][starting-lineup][divclass=away] SS Jonathan Villar (S) 2B Scooter Gennett (L) LF Ryan Braun ® 1B Chris Carter ® CF Kirk Nieuwenhuis (L) 3B Aaron Hill ® RF Alex Presley (L) C Martin Maldonado ® RHP Wily Peralta ®[/divclass][divclass=home] CF Ender Inciarte (L) 3B Gordan Beckham ® 1B Freddie Freeman (L) C Tyler Flowers ® 2B Kelly Johnson (L) RF Jeff Francoeur ® SS Daniel Castro ® RHP Matt Wisler ® LF Mallex Smith (L)[/divclass][/starting-lineup][/game-matchup][game-links][h3][chat]BrewerFan Chat[/chat] | MLB Gameday[/h3][/game-links][/igt-2012]

Calling a post ridiculous is unnecessary condescension, especially when it's used as the topic sentence. Obviously, responding with "bite me" isn't any better. At any rate, getting back to trwi7's point, I think you have a mess if the pitching is too ineffective. You're going to have a bunch of tired out pitchers, and you're going to be making way too many roster moves to deal with the situation. While I don't think a guy like Nieuwenhuis is likely to get much in a trade, it's possible that a bullpen pitcher might bring back something worthwhile.

Yikes. The attendance tonight was 12,869.

Nice 10-pitch save for Torres!

Big smile for Broxton. First MLB hit is a bunt to load the bases.

Yeah, that check swing that was called a ball should have resulted in a strikeout.

Done.

Yeah, Green Bay's Channel 11 is VHF, and VHF channels can throw a monkey wrench into your plans. In Milwaukee, Channel 10 is VHF. There's also a second VHF channel in Milwaukee (68) that would have a much smaller potential audience. If the VHF channel is nearby, a UHF antenna might pick it up. Otherwise, you need a bulkier and more expensive antenna designed for VHF. I mentioned in another topic that my moderately priced indoor UHF antenna will pick up Channel 10 on the second floor but not on the first floor. I've always thought that the Internet portion of my Time Warner bill has been fine. It's the $100 for cable programming and equipment rental that bugs me. Plus, I have Netflix, Hulu, and MLB.tv on top of that. Dropping those wouldn't make sense as I spend at least as much time watching them as I do cable.

We missed the death of Doris Roberts, 90, on April 18th. Doris Roberts, Mother on ‘Everybody Loves Raymond,’ Dies at 90 Roberts was nominated for seven Emmys for her role as "Marie Barone" on [cite]Everybody Loves Raymond[/cite], winning four times. She also won an Emmy for her portrayal of a homeless woman on a 1983 episode of [cite]St. Elsewhere[/cite]. In the 1980s, she played "Mildred Krebs" on [cite]Remington Steele[/cite]. In the 1970s, she was faith healer "Dorelda Doremus" on [cite]Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman[/cite]. She was originally intended to play "Vivian" on [cite]Maude[/cite]. However, the powers that be decided that her on-screen personality was too much like that of Bea Arthur, and Rue McClanahan was cast to play the role instead.

[igt-2012][game-setup][logo]http://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-logos/brewers.png[/logo][game-info][h1]May 25 | 6:10 P.M.[/h1][h2]Brewers (19-26) | Braves (12-32)[/h2][h3]FSWI | WTMJ 620[/h3][/game-info][logo]http://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-logos/braves.png[/logo][/game-setup][pitching-photos]http://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-pitcher-photos/brewers/brewers_guerra-junior-10.jpghttp://forum.brewerfan.net/igt/2016-pitcher-photos/opponents/braves_foltynewicz-mike-01.jpg[/pitching-photos][game-matchup][divclass=away][pitcher]Junior Guerra[/pitcher][h2]3-0, 3.96 ERA, 1.04 WHIP[/h2][h3]Game Log[/h3][h3]Guerra became the first Brewer to log double digit strikeouts when he whiffed 11 Cubs over seven innings in a 5-3 win at Miller Park on Thursday. The Brewers have won all four of Guerra’s starts since his promotion from AAA Colorado Springs.[/h3][/divclass][divclass=home][pitcher]Mike Foltynewicz[/pitcher][h2]1-2, 4.57 ERA, 1.34 WHIP[/h2][h3]Versus Brewers | Game Log[/h3][h3]Foltynewicz has looked dominant in two of his three starts, but he showed his youth by overthrowing when he encountered trouble during Thursday’s start in Pittsburgh. Consistent command remains his primary issue.[/h3][/divclass][starting-lineup][divclass=away] SS Jonathan Villar (S) 2B Scooter Gennett (L) LF Ryan Braun ® C Jonathan Lucroy ® 1B Chris Carter ® RF Kirk Nieuwenhuis (L) 3B Aaron Hill ® CF Keon Broxton ® RHP Junior Guerra ®[/divclass][divclass=home] CF Ender Inciarte (L) 3B Chase d'Arnaud ® 1B Freddie Freeman (L) RF Nick Markakis (L) C A.J. Pierzynski ® SS Erick Aybar (S) 2B Reid Brignac (L) RHP Mike Foltynewicz ® LF Mallex Smith (L)[/divclass][/starting-lineup][/game-matchup][game-links][h3][chat]BrewerFan Chat[/chat] | MLB Gameday[/h3][/game-links][/igt-2012]

Aaron Hill's a busy guy tonight. First, it was the unassisted double play at third. Now, it's a great catch behind second on a shift.

Seven consecutive strikeouts for Teherán, along with a 15⅔ innings scoreless streak.

There's nothing like an unassisted double play at third base to clean up a bases loaded no out mess.

ROUND 40: Kyle Serrano, RHP 6'3", 195, R/R, University of Tennessee (Knoxville, Tennessee) Hometown: Knoxville, Tennessee DOB: 07/06/1995 (Knoxville News Sentinel) SCOUTING REPORT: MLB.com Rank: 161 Scouting grades: Fastball: 60 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 55 | Changeup: 45 | Control: 45 | Overall: 45 Had he not been intent on playing for his father Dave, the head coach at Tennessee, Serrano might have been a first-round pick out of high school in 2013. Neither he nor the Volunteers have enjoyed as much success as hoped, however, and his 2016 season ended after one start with an elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery in March. Serrano looked like a potential early-round pick again last summer in the Cape Cod League. He sat in the low 90s and reached 96 mph with sink and tail on his fastball. He can manipulate his power breaking ball into a curve with downward break or a slider with more velocity, and both grade as plus pitches when he can land them in the strike zone -- which he doesn't do consistently. Besides improving his control and command, Serrano also needs to refine and trust his changeup. Despite his ups and downs and his elbow reconstruction, there's a sense that he could be fare better in pro ball than he did in college pitching for his dad. A good impression in the Cape can outweigh a disappointing spring, and he still could go in the first five rounds. LINKS: Video: 2016 Draft - Kyle Serrano, RHP Kyle Serrano University of Tennessee Bio Kyle Serrano likely out for the season

ROUND 39: José Gómez, CF 5'3", 184, R/R, St. Thomas University (Miami Gardens, Florida) Hometown: Hialeah, Florida DOB: 11/17/1993 (@Aviera07) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: José Gómez St. Thomas Bio José Gómez wins gold glove from the Sun Conference

ROUND 38: Caleb Whalen, SS 6'2", 190, R/R, University of Portland (Portland, Oregon) Hometown: Vancouver, Washington DOB: 10/19/1992 (portlandpilots.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Caleb Whalen University of Portland Bio Brewers make emotional pick in 38th round Whalen brothers both get drafted

ROUND 37: Jomar Cortes, SS 6'3", 190, R/R, Carlos Beltrán Baseball Academy (Florida, Puerto Rico) Hometown: Arecibo, Puerto Rico DOB: 09/04/1998 (Perfect Game) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS:

ROUND 36: Parker Bean, RHP 6'5", 225, R/R, Liberty University (Lynchburg, Virginia) Hometown: Hanover, Pennsylvania DOB: 03/07/1995 (bigsouthsports.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Video: 2016 Draft - Parker Bean Parker Bean Liberty University Bio Liberty's Bean Garners National Weekly Honors Former South Western pitcher drafted by Brewers

ROUND 35: Chase Williams, RHP 6'6", 220, R/R, Wichita State University (Wichita, Kansas) Hometown: Broken Arrow, Oklalahoma DOB: 11/23/1992 (goshockers.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Chase Williams Wichita State Bio

ROUND 34: Matt Smith, RHP 6'3", 215, R/R, Georgetown University (Washington, DC) Hometown: Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania DOB: 08/27/1993 (guhoyas.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Matt Smith Georgetown Bio Smith, Ellingson Selected in 2016 MLB Draft

ROUND 33: Emerson Gibbs, RHP 6'2", 200, R/R, Tulane University (New Orleans, Louisiana) Hometown: River Ridge, Louisiana DOB: 06/25/1994 (New Orleans Advocate) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Emerson Gibbs Tulane Bio Tulane pitcher Emerson Gibbs, who starts Friday against Cincinnati, has his game ‘coming together’ Baseball’s Gibbs Selected in 33rd Round of MLB Draft by Milwaukee Brewers

ROUND 32: Wilson Adams, RHP 6'5", 215, R/R, University of Alabama - Huntsville (Huntsville, AL) Hometown: Montgomery, Alabama DOB: 01/26/1994 (uahchargers.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Wilson Adams - UAH Chargers Bio Wilson Adams Selected by Brewers in MLB Draft Adams stunned that he can chase baseball dream Former St. James player Wilson Adams picked up in the 32nd round of the MLB draft

ROUND 31: Ryan Aguilar, 1B 6'2", 170, L/L, University of Arizona (Tucson, Arizona) Hometown: Yorba Linda, California DOB: 09/11/1994 (tucson.com) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Ryan Aguilar U of Arizona Bio Relaxed, confident Ryan Aguilar becoming offensive force for Arizona

ROUND 30: Dalton Brown, RHP 6'4", 250, R/R, Texas Tech University (Lubbock, Texas) Hometown: Ponder, Texas DOB: 09/15/1993 (Texas Tech) SCOUTING REPORT: ----- LINKS: Dalton Brown Texas Tech Bio