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  1. Lazard being injured could be rough. Does a lot overall including blocking.
  2. I don't know about not being a "key" pitcher. It is all in the role that he is used. Should be be your opening pitcher of a player series? I think we all know the answer to that but given the circumstances, he probably was the best choice. Can he be a key contributor out of your pen in a playoff series? Absolutely he can. But you are right, I felt bad for him last night. It was like having a family member out there struggle. He's just such a great guy and has been an amazing teammate in the organization. You just root for guys like him to have those shining moments of success. Here's to hoping he has another chance!
  3. This offense, as currently constructed, is just not good enough and I'm pretty sure Stearns has seen this play out. Hopefully now, he will make the adjustment going into the offseason and figure things out. We have some pretty great arms to center this team around. It'd be a shame not to figure out the offense. I will say, having Hiura stink so bad that he's batting 8th is just so damn sad when you think about it. He really needs to figure it out coming into next season so he can be the stick this lineup needs. To some degree, the same with Yelich. Time to buck up and get the job done since we backed the Brinks truck up.
  4. Brent Suter: "I felt like I let the team down, big time." He admitted nerves were a factor. Tried everything he could to disengage and lock back in, with no success." "It's a very lonely feeling. It almost felt like an effect of the whole world zooming in. I couldn't make the adjustment. ... It's a bad, bad feeling." So it does happen.
  5. Suter is fine. He just was terrible tonight. He was the choice given the situation. Is what it is as it’s more than likely it wouldn’t matter anyways. I’ll be shocked in we score more than 2 runs.
  6. As long as Buehler has the same zone, it’s fine. But if he get calls inches off the plate it is a bunch of crap considering what the zone has been like this season.
  7. Only in the year of 2020 is this a playoff roster.
  8. Suter is already one of those staple Brewers players over the last few seasons. He has a chance here to really put himself in a place historically with fans if he can find a way to knock of the Dodgers.
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