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  1. Huh? Joe, if you have a problem with the banning of ambag take it up with a site administrator, not me.
  2. and ambag is chatting.........with JoeH.....and now 6 others Edit: he/she /it claims it is never going to leave the chat......a true doppelganger
  3. Sometime this week, the site will receive its 25th million visit. Can this momentus achievement be catalogued as it happens, or is it impossible to do so?
  4. Heck of a performance by Jeffress today. Since being drafted he has made quite the positive impression.
  5. One thing popped into my head when viewing Jamie's card - Steroids..... Good thing Congress isn't investigating your league, demanding random tests.
  6. Words cannot explain my hatred for Derrick Turnblow. How many more times will we have to watch this clown trot out in the 9th to lose the game for us. This guy flat out sucks....enough already. You want to make a statement Ned, send this clown to Triple A and let Wise close. Honestly could he be any worse? And words cannot explain what a goofy statement I think this is. Jeez, missed ump call, booted play by Hall, and a winning hit off a glove and Turnbow is a AAA pitcher? Rest of stuff is self edited because I don't want a flame war, but cmon.
  7. Wow, that stinks. Robbie's dad was an occasional poster here, and we had a few conversations about Robbie as well as the Packers - as they were huge fans, and talked of meeting for a Packer game and sent me an autographed card with a nice note. Seemed like a nice family, and this bums me out a bit. Best wishes, of course.
  8. Wow, that stinks. Robbie's dad was an occasional poster here, and we had a few conversations about Robbie as well as the Packers - as they were huge fans, and talked of meeting for a Packer game and sent me an autographed card with a nice note. Seemed like a nice family, and this bums me out a bit. Best wishes, of course.
  9. Looks like a wild night in Nashville too according to the box: Ejections:Memphis Redbirds Manager Danny Sheaffer ejected by HP umpire Scot Chamberlain. (5th); Memphis Redbirds pitcher John Webb ejected by HP umpire Scot Chamberlain. (5th); Memphis Redbirds Pitching Coach Dyar Miller ejected by HP umpire Scot Chamberlain. (5th); Memphis Redbirds catcher Mike Rose ejected by HP umpire Scot Chamberlain. (3rd). Bell with 32 errors, Gillespie made an out!, and what would one give for a major league line like that from JDLR?
  10. Holy Crud. Cole Gillespie went 6 for 6 with a walk!!! Not sure if I have seen that before from a Brewer farmhand.
  11. Lefty, lefty to start the 9th for the Reds, I would say let Davis go....
  12. I am guessing this has been posted before, but I found after some searching that after winning the first 3 games Chad Moeller started this year, the Brewers have proceeded to go 4-20 in his subsequent starts. Mike Rivera needs to be our new backup catcher.
  13. Man, the in-game thread was pure comedy GOLD. Either this was really an IGT mixed in with the drunk thread, or there are some fans that need to have their supply of Brewer baseball closely monitored for their own health.
  14. Ah yes - the King of unhittable filth throwing zeros in the minors..... Somehow that feels just soooo good.
  15. Nice to see that the Italian law firm of Palalazzolo, Parillo, and Tonneguzzi got together for some nice relief work to stamp down the game. Seriously, one has to hope Helena has some decent Italian restaurants in it for these guys sakes, don't you?
  16. Not many lineups have outhomered the Brewers starting 8, but these Tigers have - a very potent bottom of the lineup
  17. Considering that the Brewers have scored 45 less runs than their opposition this year yet are .500, does anyone have the expected Brewer record for such a run differential.?
  18. While watching the Oregon State/Georgia game, I heard the announcers make mention that Cole Gillespie's favorite player was Barry Bonds, and that he recently met him at a restaurant. The humorous part in this is that Gillespie somehow convinced Bonds to give him a rather lengthy hitting clinic in the restaurant parking lot in which Gillespie picked the brain of Bonds. Gotta like the kids moxie, if not his choice of heros.
  19. This last response is interesting - even after 3 great performances, many people, including those that know minors the best, are still focusing on the negatives with Rogers. Good grief, 21 innings and 5 hits and the most he can get from a large segment here is a begrudging "maybe he has turned the corner". Throwing out the differences in Villanueva and Rogers is not relevant really, as all I mentioned is that to say Rogers was not going to be ready till 2009 is not exactly written in stone. And lets be honest, if Rogers was doing this all season, some on this site would be talking about him coming up to replace Sheets by the all-star break.
  20. Also, it's tough to get too high on a guy (for me, at least) when he's at least two years away from MLB Just a reminder that the guy that threw 6 shutout innings yesterday for the Brewers was at the same level a year ago at this time that Rogers is currently. He is not nearly as far away possibly as some conceive that he is. I guess the point I want to make mainly is that his last 3 starts were not just "solid" - they were dadgum spectacular.
  21. Let's hope it's a legit turnaround for Mark, and not just a solid 20 IP amid a rough season I know everyone hopes Rogers is the real deal, but sometimes I wonder what causes people to be so guarded with praise. This 3 start stretch is amazing, perhaps the best stretch of 3 starts in the minors this year. Rogers/Gallardo is the best twosome in minor league baseball right now.
  22. A couple of quick things.....I was at the game yesterday, saw Goetz hit, and thought he looked ok. No power in batting practice, lots of grounders, showed some opposite field gap power....he was in same round with Jenks and others, so must have been a thrill for him. Next, finding info on D'amico was difficult, but found this info from his junior year www.msasportsnetwork.com/...=1&id=3515 Jesse D'Amico, batted .500 with team-highs in home runs (6) and RBIs (26). "He's a solid ballplayer all the way around," Mohawk coach Archie Donofrio said. "One of the big things about him is being a team leader. "When you're the catcher, you have to have that leadership. I have to have that confidence in him telling me what's going on." According to Donofrio, D'Amico, a junior, calls the pitches and does it well. "Defensively, he's a tremendous catcher," Donofrio said. "He has a strong arm, blocks the ball well and does a great job in controlling the ball as well." The Warriors feed off D'Amico's explosive bat. "He really came on strong at the end of the season and was hitting the ball well," Donofrio said. "Jesse can go to the opposite field or pull the ball."
  23. " Man, I love to get down when someone blasts 'Walk Like An Egyptian" by the Bangles from their car stereo."
  24. Our 19th rounder also has a strong committment to LSU, which caused him to fall in the draft. According to this article, he was regarded as a potential 2nd rounder, and is one of the fastest players in the draft. www.pgcrosschecker.com/dr...ok_dr.aspx
  25. I am reading over the drafted player thread, and every time I refresh there is a nother article up on a player. Tremendous job on this, guys. I really appreciate the work y'all do on this - and of course Colby for all his efforts too.
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