RJay715

Not sure if he'll see this again, but I thought it would be worth sharing with Cappy that in watching him I learned how to easily pick people off at 1st base without getting called for a balk http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif

Bush pitched a pretty good game today. 4 2/3 IP and I believe it was 4 hits and 0 ER (although a run was scored) but I could be wrong on those stats. Cain looked like crap, but Lawrie had a very nice HR.

I got tickets for the game tonight. Besides Bush and Lawrie, are there any other players I should look out for?

Anybody know what time the game is? It'd be pretty cool to get down to watch him pitch.

Plays like that Mike Rivera infield hit when Corey Hart scored from 2nd excite me more than a home run. I think when players show their quick thinking and sometimes even luck it's more exciting than hitting a ball really hard. Sure, a walk off home run or a homer that puts us in the lead is great, and I would much rather see a walk off homer than a walk off hit, but the quick thinking on the field and base paths is what really gets me going.

The problem with ESPN is that you watch Sportscenter, and you MAYBE get a highlight of your mlb or nba team, but you need to make sure the Yankees didn't have a jesey buried underneath their stadium or else you won't see Bucks highlights. I just wish they'd focus on highlights and give their "experts" and "news stories" like this less time.

I'm sick of ESPN, but I really have no alternative. If this involved a smaller market team it wouldn't crack anything besides that trivial "other news" one liners at the bottom of ESPN magazine. Thanks to ESPN I hate the Red Sox, Celtics, Patriots, Boston College, etc.. I don't think it's a big deal at all, but ESPN will turn it into a big deal unfortunately.

Most Loved (from kinda liked him to loved him) Dan Kolb Marquis Grissom Keith Ginter Lyle Overbay Geoff Jenkins Most Hated (from didn't really like him to hated him) Francisco Cordero Richie Sexson (don't know why, but I love seeing him and his team fail after we traded him) Carlos Lee (Never liked him, even when he was in Milwaukee) Gary Sheffield.

Not to mention we haven't seen Cameron or Yo yet. I think Ned's doing just fine with a few exceptions, but like others have said, that's with any manager. Nothing but optimism from this guy.

The camera work with pitching bothers me the most. Last year they had it down just fine. Behind the pitcher while he's pitching. Now they find the need to zoom in on the front of the pitcher as he's pitching, and they don't get to the batter on time.

October baserunning by Hart. Nice hustle by River too. Parra has to hold runners better than that, though.