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  1. I have to admit, it felt pretty good to see Braun, a guy I personally watched develop here at home, hit a home run at Fenway Park. I think the transition has been seamless for me so far. It feels great. It feels right, and I have already got me some new Brew Crew gear. Amazingly, it is still extremely difficult to find Brewers gear here in Nashville. I'm keeping my eye on Caleb Gindl. I think he'll be here in Nashville soon.
  2. Dish Network subscribers most likely will NOT be able to recieve MLB Network. Direct TV, Comcast, Time Warner, and Charter subscribers should be able to get it in the respective markets. If you are in a market that recieves MLB network and are not picking it up, the problem is that the box either needs to be reprogramed or replaced due to the HD content of the network programing. Many of the sportsdesk oriented segments of MLB network have the most HD background imaging of any HD channel available, including ESPN. I highly recommend getting a subscription to Direct TV to get the best picture quality available. Thanks for all the feedback. Please continue to post more comments, suggestions, and programming issues (such as black outs, time delay/ sound delay, scheduling, etc..) that you might have encountered. Go Sounds! Go Brewers!
  3. I agreee with this, this seems to make the most sense, barring any other injury/ AAA replacement
  4. I have already formed my own opinions, but I'm curious about what other Brewers/ MLB fans think on behalf of myself and MLB product research and development. Do you like/ dislike MLB Network? Do you get or not get it? Improvements? I will mail the general consensus of opinions and suggestions to MLB upon monthly inquiry. Thanks!
  5. He didn't really look that much smaller to me, but I think he has had a great attitude about keeping in shape and he seems pretty confident that the team is heading in the right direction. He also complimented Parra and it seems like theres nothing but love there. I think he will have a good to great season.
  6. I live in Nashville, and most of the lineups look fairly accurate, although I still don't see Gamel starting AAA right out of the gate with his injury and all. Nelson has a great bat down here. It's kind of funny how everyone wants to come down here and I want to go up there.
  7. I'm not sure if he will ever return to form again, but this still seems like a really good deal. When he pitches here in Nashville, he gets booed before he does anything too. I don't think it's a Brewers organization thing so much as baseball fans are so dissapointed that he has fallen so far from where he once stood. This guy used to be one of the elite. I'm crossing my fingers that he can make something happen again and on the cheap (sort of).
  8. I wouldn't really say I'm excited, but rather interested. There's nothing exciting about the possibility of losing one of your best players to injury before the regular season even starts. But, I will admit that the whole playing for the country aspect of it does pull at my heartstrings a bit. I'll put $20 down that Japan or Mexico wins this thing and at least one big name gets hurt.
  9. I watched the interview tonight too down in Nashville. I thought that he seemed like a pretty good guy and I liked alot of what he had to say. I have heard that he and Prince don't get along or are not on speaking terms or whatever, but this was the first I have ever heard from either of them. Can someone please fill me in on whats up between them?
  10. I'm still playing MVP Baseball 2005 for Gamecube on my Wii. I love the Malkmus quote by the way.
  11. Thanks for all the support. It was totally unexpected. I'm also WAY into beer and beer tasting, homebrewing and the like. Message me sometime. I will be selling and trading alot of my Red Sox collection and am in the market for a retro uniform Prince Fielder McFarlane.
  12. No connection to New England, but I do work with several people from Milwaukee...and they are Rays fans! i really love it up there and it was awesome when that sportscaster went off when that guy( i don't keep up with basketball) got drafted to the Bucks and he was all disapointed and he let him have it. I think Prince is my favorite Brewer, is he locked into a contract?
  13. Theres so much stuff it's ridiculous. A whole storage space. I have Wade Boggs RC autos. Some I will sell, some I will keep, and some I will keep untill I'm 60 when the price is through the roof,sell and take a vacation. I have Trot Nixons ALCS wristguard.
  14. Hello, I am a lifelong fan of AAA Nashville Sounds living in Nashville, TN. Over the years the sounds have traded hands with major MLB clubs like clockwork. First the Reds, Yankees, Tigers, Twins and Reds shared Greer Stadium for awhile, Pirates, and now the Brewers ( maybe one or two I forgot to mention). I have folllowed them very closely for several years, but I'm not really a history buff. Just a guy that goes to lots of Sounds games, drinks beer, and throws peanuts on the heads of unsuspecting senior citizens from the cheap seats when the lights go out for the post game fireworks. But I have had an epiphany as of late. My whole life since I was a little kid I have been a fan of .... the Boston Red Sox. And when I say fan, I mean religious nut. I don't really want to get into the details because they are a little embaressing. Anyway, the point is, the Red Sox were life to me because I suppose I suffer from the underdog complex and when they won, and then won again, I started not to feel the same way about them anymore. It's hard for me to explain because I don't even understand it myself. I cannot talk to my friends about this. My whole wardrobe is Red Sox. But I started to realize, much like the guy in the romantic comedy who is looking for the super hot girl but finally realizes that the girl next door is practically begging for him, that I LOVE the Nashville Sounds and the players, I have been coming to these games since I was about five years old and there is a reason for that. It's time to support a REAL team. Of homegrown talent and not overpaid ego maniacs like Manny Ramirez. A National League team where they play baseball the way it was meant to be, where there is no ogre DH sitting on a bench the whole game waiting to come out and hit a home run and the pitcher has to bat, just like Babe Ruth, Sabathia, and although I don't like the Cubs, you gotta give it to Zambrano, he can hit too. So this is basically my declaration disowning the team I have followed my whole life. Call me a traitor, because I am. I don't expect anyone, especially my friends to understand, but I have my principles and it just feels right. I'm leaving the Nation to join a Crew. I just hope you will accept me, I need some new friends. Go Brewers
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