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The Brewers finish the season with 20 of their final 26 games at home. It’s going to be a Craigtember for the ages.
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Yep, who did have one outstanding season in Baltimore, one okay one, and one less than stellar one.
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Josh looks a little too amped up. Mullins with an impressive hit there.
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Without looking it up can anyone name the player the Orioles acquired when they traded Josh Hader [and L.J. Hoes] to the Astros?
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The Orioles not scoring there is certainly something. Nice to see Devin turn it around after a shaky start to the inning. #HookMagic
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Mateo nearly impossible to double off due to his speed, hopefully they are playing for the out at home. Edit: Or just strike him out.
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Well whatever they did this year to get the pitchers dialed in and ready for the season they should probably scrap going forward. Now 28 walks issued on the season.
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When Yelich elevates a ball it’s so aesthetically pleasing. Hope for more of that for 22 in ‘22.
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Lauer with 71 pitches through 3 innings, but at least gets out of trouble there.
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I agree, Mancini appeared to have the ball in his barehand with his foot on the bag. I’m shocked they didn’t review it.
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Brewers have now given up 24 runs on just 30 hits this season.
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Welp, that was a disastrous inning.
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Narvaez having a rough inning.
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Rock mad a pitch wasn’t called a strike when it would’ve allowed the runner a free pass to 1st base on the “would’ve been” dropped third strike.
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This is incredibly arrogant from a member of the Reds ownership group... Here's the audio of Castellini's interview...
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He doesn’t hit the ball very hard (max exit velocity so far is 103-mph), but he still consistently makes his contact count with a barrel rate above 10%. He’ll be fun to watch, seems like could end up being another example of someone that wasn’t well known as a prospect, but becomes a good major leaguer. I also think he'll develop more power to pair with his contact ability (or at least reach his ceiling in terms of maximizing his potential power output). Sort of in the Michael Brantley mold in terms of being less heralded during his time in the minors but really breaking out as he approached the majors.
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The Brewers finally play their first night game of the season. The Orioles starter for this evening is still TBD as of early Tuesday morning. Here’s a fun little “did you know”… While the Milwaukee Brewers origins can be traced back to Seattle [Pilots] and the Braves before them came to Milwaukee by way of Boston, there is one MLB franchise that actually originated in Milwaukee. That’s right, you guessed it, the franchise now known as the Baltimore Orioles played in the American League in 1901 as the Milwaukee Brewers. From Wiki (Baltimore Orioles history) : So I guess even if the Brewers suffer another defeat we can all take a tiny bit of solace in the fact the loss will come at the hands of the OG Milwaukee Brewers.
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If BF.com was allowed to give the post-game motivational speech...
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Here's a slider from the Baltimore Sun that shows the before and after photos overlaid: Camden Yards Left Field Renovation Looks like they moved it back a little over 20ft. Might impact a few “would’ve been” home runs, but I assume also may increase extra base hits.
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The Brewers will face Luis Urías' brother Ramón Urías today. The Brewers lineup going up against a southpaw this afternoon would look even better with the younger Urías at second base in place of Kolten Wong. Get well soon, Luis!
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Today's lineups have been added to the opening post.
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Here is a brief explanation of the new format taken from Jayson Stark's piece in The Athletic: The 2023 schedule will cut back on rivalry games. And in their place, teams will play an NBA-like schedule that involves facing all 29 other clubs, including every one of the 15 in the other league. Here’s a breakdown: DIVISION GAMES (56): Clubs play all four teams in their division 14 times. (Current total: 19) So that means one three-game series and one four-game series each, both home and road. OTHER 10 LEAGUE OPPONENTS (60): Those non-division teams within your league? You’ll play them six times apiece — three at home, three on the road. (Current total: six or seven apiece) INTERLEAGUE SCHEDULE (46): Here’s how this works: Every team plays its interleague “rival” (Mets-Yankees, Cubs-White Sox, you know the deal) four times — two at home, two on the road. (Current total: four or six games, depending on the season) As for the other 14 teams in the opposite league, you’ll play three games against every one of them. Half are at home. Half are on the road. Then that will flip the following year.
