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  1. molitor fan
    Colby, I graduated from Neenah and would love any information you can provide on Ben Ihde (hey, that rhymes).
  2. molitor fan
    Both Clouser and Sullivan were Pirate area scouts previously....
  3. molitor fan
    Hey, I'm up for the newly-opened Area Scout for the Northeast if the position is available . And the funny thing really is, that Mass would kick tail doing that job too I bet.
  4. molitor fan
    Anyone else really, really impressed by that answer?
  5. molitor fan
    Some snippets from the rotowire article: Personally, I like this move better than the Sorensen pickup - that average last spring training backs that up - I remember this guy killing us in spring training in past years. Dallimore hit an even .500 (27-for-54) this spring, but the Giants simply have no room for another infielder on the roster Dallimore was the 2003 Pacific Coast League batting champion with the Triple-A Fresno Grizzlies, and made the Triple-A All-Star team last season, eventually earning MVP honors for the Grizzlies.
  6. molitor fan
    Q: Patrick from Milwaukee, WI asks: Thanks for the chat! Where did Corey Hart and Alcides Escobar fit onto the AFL top prospect scene? Also, where do you think Prince Fielder would have landed on the list had he played the entire season? A: Chris Kline: Hart was 20-30, Escobar was in the next tier. If Fielder played, he would have been a top 10 guy. Potential Brewer target Chris Young was 9th on the list, by the way, and apparently his lackuster showing was attributed to fatigue....
  7. molitor fan
    I take a lot of crap for my opinion of this movie, but whatever. Definitely a huge waste of my time. The comedies that I prefer must be witty and slightly intellecutual, this movie was neither. Also, it seemed to be lacking something very essential to a movie; a plot. I could go on for days about its failings as a movie, but I won't. Frankly, you deserve all the crap you take for it too.....
  8. molitor fan
    Some notable stuff in those two interviews.... First, Hart's nickname of Hee-Haw needs to catch on, secondly, a wife and two kids already for Hart? Wow. Also, Wolfe's choice for one person to be with on a deserted island may be the LAST person I would want to be stranded with.
  9. molitor fan
    Carlos' game by game productivity was a huge factor in whether the Brewers would win or not: In games in which Carlos had an RBI the Brewers were 49-18 In games Carlos was shut out in RBI column, they were 32-63 Obviously the inherant nature and importance of the # 4 spot in the lineup has a piece of this, but after doing a little research on Derrick Lee, Andruw Jones, and David Ortiz, Carlos Lee's relationship of rbi's to victory percentage is much, much higher than the few other RBI leaders I have looked at. For Brewer opponents in 2005, if you could take away, you could trult take away a significant chance of winning the ball game. Edit for rluz: I have to get a lesson plan completed, so I cannot do the full research, but the Braves, with a much higher winning % were 53-29 with a Jones RBI, the Red sox were 54-25 with an Ortiz RBI, and the Cubs were 39-21 with a Derrick Lee RBI.
  10. molitor fan
    Evelend is really making me worried. He is getting roughed up pretty bad. His attitude stinks and I am disappointed. Explain yourself. His stats thus far indicate otherwise....do not make the attitude comment without backing it up either. Edit: Well, BCU got his info before I did, as Eveland does get lit......
  11. molitor fan
    Yee.
  12. molitor fan
    From yahoo: Brewers first baseman Prince Fielder has taken a temporary leave of absence from the Arizona Fall League. "His wife (Chanel) is pregnant," Brewers general manager Doug Melvin told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. "She had some issues and was going to see a doctor, so he went home for a while. We're expecting him to go back."
  13. molitor fan
    Alcides Escobar then singles, steals second, and is thrown out at third..... When I saw him in spring training, Escobar looked like he was about 14, very thin - nearly frail. It would be interesting to hear if Escobar has illed out any since the year has progressed. I also wonder if has fully mentally recovered from having a ball from his bat do harm to John Curtis.
  14. molitor fan
    This thread should have been in here from jump street..... p092.ezboard.com/fbrewers...9834.topic (2005 runs scored)
  15. molitor fan
    Texas just lost.....I like when my mistakes only last for ten minutes or so....
  16. molitor fan
    Simply put, if the Nationals lose to the Phils tomorrow, the Brewers will draft 16th or later, no matter what the Brewers do tomorrow.....
  17. molitor fan
    He was bunting for a hit, get a grip people.
  18. molitor fan
    Alcides is an 18 year old who held his own in A ball this year. Hernan is a 21 year old who had a decent year in A ball. Of course Alcides is far from MLB ready but even a year at A+, then a year at AA, and a year at AAA puts him in the majors at 22. Even if he needs a repeat year along the way he makes the majors at 23 the same age as JJ. I do not understand why nobody here is even the slightest bit excited about him. I think that with four years of growth he coud put up compareable numbers to .237/.324/.372(J.J. this year). Sure he could flame out but this guy has a super high ceiling. He is a long way off but he is someone to watch IMO. I am very excited about him personally, though I know Toby is not....I see him as a potential Tony Fernandez Jr. Errors at this level and at this age are wayyyyyyyy over-rated.
  19. molitor fan
    Thanks Hova, really interesting stuff......
  20. molitor fan
    dude, you are the most insanely competitive person I have ever run into....every point someone disagrees with you on seems to turn into a competition where you attempt to prove your point's worthiness. Sometimes a view you espouse will catch on, sometime it will not, but to regard a differing view as a character flaw in another is counterproductivve to happiness brotherman.
  21. molitor fan
    The city of Milwaukee and surrounding area should be ashamed of themselves....that is rediculous - 17,000. A joke.
  22. molitor fan
    Since July 10th - roughly a 2 month stretch, Hardy has hit .333 (36X 118 ) with roughly a .800 OPS.
  23. molitor fan
    Enrique Cruz may have a bucketful of errors, but he is also now 2nd in the Southern League in doubles with 32.......
  24. molitor fan
    I don't even think that suggestion is winkworthy....kudos Colby.
  25. molitor fan
    If the Crew takes the Astros, they are back in the wild card race. This statement is 100% true.
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