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Is Davis hurt? While Parra has played some great defense, and he hit what was the game winning solo homer last night, is he seeing more playing time because Davis is nursing an injury? Or is he just the new shiny thing that Roenicke is playing with? -
There's one! Way to go, Gogo!
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Being down 3-0 before you've even come up to bat is rough. We will come back. I'm feeling positive. Let's go Brewers! Break out the big bats!
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LOL, you're kidding me.
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Wow!!!!!! Woo hoo!!!!!! Thank you, New York!
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I think Rickie double clutched, and that will cost him.
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I think it's clear he's out, which means the guy in New York will call it a hit.
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Aargh, walks.
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I don't know if there's a hitter in the Majors that has an uglier swing than Pence. Everything he does just looks awkward to me.
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Nice pitch, KRod!
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I don't know if it does, but it absolutely should.
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Why are we running Lucroy in that situation? Just threw away a base runner.
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Those are the little things that Luc does that won't show up in the box score as a positive for him, but make him a definite MVP candidate in my eyes. He called for that slider that got Posey. That was such a big out.
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Luc having a nice night
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I just ordered a few Jeffress Chrome autos off of COMC.com. Nice to have him back again. I'm looking for good things from him. That K against Posey made me smile
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How are we looking tonight, guys? Lightning storm here, so I've had to unplug the tv. I might load it up on my laptop in a minute..
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The bullpen blew it, but you're right. We only scored two runs. If the pitching staff holds the other team to three runs, most nights that's a game I figure we win.
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Ok. Hey man, I'm sorry, Sveum. My apologies. I've had a couple of rough nights (very high levels of pain), so I'm both not thinking really clearly, and probably have a bit of a short fuse. I looked at both the ESPN conversation and the JS online conversation while I was waiting for Brewerfan to come back up when I couldn't get it to load. You're right that it's probably not the best source for rational discussion, but it seemed to me that the indictments of Roenicke were without exception. I didn't want to go that far, but without a logical explanation at the ready, something seemed amiss. I was wondering if there wasn't a disagreement brewing between Roenicke and Garza. Garza has shown himself to be confrontational before.
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Nice job taking a cheap shot there, Sveum. You're a real class act. If you go back and look at this thread, there were several people saying the exact same things I am here. Only I left to go have dinner, and hadn't gotten any updates as to what happened. Excuse me for trying to have a conversation here that didn't meet with your approval.
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Sveum, I didn't think he was lying to cover for his manager. I did think, however, that there might be a disagreement between Garza and Roenicke. It just sounded to me like Garza felt he could pitch one more inning. If it was the manager's decision to pull him for precautionary reasons, I'm fine with that. Like TooLiveBrew stated earlier, Garza is a gamer. I just wish somebody would have told the reporter what was going on. All I had to go on was Rock, and he seemed somewhat miffed.
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I agree with you. It isn't done, and that's why pretty much everybody here on the forum was perplexed when it happened. The sideline reporter for the Brewers is down there asking for an update on what happened to Garza. It's now 20 minutes + since he was pulled, and he still hasn't been given an answer to relay to the booth. Doesn't that strike you as odd? How hard is to say "Garza was pulled because of a pulled Oblique muscle?" I like Ron Roenicke the person, but think he's a terrible manager. I'm not looking for reasons to dislike him. Something about this whole thing just doesn't seem right to me. I'm not a conspiracy nut or anything. I just don't understand why it took so long to tell somebody what happened. Obviously I'm not the only Brewer fan wondering the same. If you look at the ESPN conversation, they're all flummoxed, too.
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I'm watching a replay of the game right now, TooLiveBrew. It's in the top of the 8th inning right now, and Bill just said they're still waiting for an announcement of what happened with Garza. I want to believe that Garza was hurt. But I'm going off of how Garza acted, and how the people covering the game can't get an answer. If Garza tweaked an oblique muscle, wouldn't somebody on the Brewers be able to tell the radio and tv guys what was going on? I've never heard of a guy getting injured and it taking this long before an explanation was available.
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Are we really believing that he pulled him because of an injury? Because Garza waiting with his helmet on, and a bat in his hands doesn't sound to me like he was injured. And Garza reacting angrily in the dugout when he was pulled doesn't sound like an injury, either. Why when he was pulled could the sideline reporter not get any information during the game as far as why he was pulled? Something doesn't seem right here. If he was injured, why did it take so long for anybody to know it?
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Winning what is year in and year out one of the toughest division in baseball is hard enough. It's made that much harder because we are having to continually overcome the inept game management of Ron Roenicke. If I'm Mark Attanasio, I don't know how I could possibly justify having Roenicke manage this team any longer.
