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Special teams comes through again, yeah!!!

The Packer’s haven’t had an average special teams for over 25 years!!!

The Packer’s special teams coach is equivalent to the Brewer’s hitting coach.

Merits can’t complete a pass > 15 yards. Nor can their receivers catch

Chryst is the biggest loser.

I’m right there with you. I’ll add Clemens, Schilling, Rose and ARod to that list. Can I ask what Schilling did during his playing career that would disqualify him from HOF consideration? Simply being a jerk hasn't stopped dozens of guys from being enshrined. A conspiracy following racist.

I’m right there with you. I’ll add Clemens, Schilling, Rose and ARod to that list.

The Badgers will absolutely get slaughtered in the BIG 10 championship game. The Buckeyes will beat them by 40 points.

There is absolutely no doubt that last pass was a defensive PI. The Badgers got the biggest gift in the Big 10 this year. They should be playing in OT.

Aikman must think that Love even has a modicum of accuracy

Or just keep running the ball.

I really don’t know why they run any routes longer than 5-10 yards?

It’s not Covid-19 theory, it’s called immunology me boy. That is like stating salt is NaOH or sulfuric acid H2SO4 facts could be argued. These are called a facts, if you were referring to my comments. If not….I appologize.

Ivermectin is used in De-worming applications - primarily in equines. AND, you know what else you find in animal wellness sections: Aspirin. True. Actually, animal aspirin is not only pure salicylic acid but it is additive and filler free as well. Both of these medicines are used for a wealth of different applications. There is a reason why Ivermectin has been a celebrated drug (as aspirin) for quite some time and there are reasons both are readily available. This is an important distinction. Exactly, aspirin is a drug given to individuals with infections to reduce pyrexia, arthalgia and other symptoms. It doesn’t mitigate a viral infection, it minimizes these symptoms to make you feel better. That is what SPECIFIC antibodies to a pathogenic epitope can do and not drugs that non-specifically enhance your immune system as what Rogers also referred to in his interview. Specificity is the key element in your immune system. It is all about specific antibodies your body makes in response to the viral epitope.

Yeah and he believes taking a animal de-wormer will prevent a viral respiratory infection. That tells you all he knows about immunology. He should just keep his mouth shut about science he has absolutely no knowledge about. That would be like me lecturing Jeff Bezos how to create enormous wealth.

Who was injured?

I can't help but think you don't like Melusi very much. He has a point. Melusi has a 2.7 yds/ carry and Allen = 5.5

How many times is chryst going to run into the line? He never learns.

A total nothingburger. Maybe they skip hiring a hitting coach.

You think players in general are worse at the game than they were 10-15 years ago? I'd love your reasoning on this one. You have players that absolutely can’t hit the other way. My goodness, how many time did I hear someone complain that Avi could never go the other way when they almost had 4 infielder on that side of the field. Base running was much more of an art back then aS well. Same as BA and OBP.

My guess is you add another $5.5M to the Adames and Burnes pair.

Are they really doing that? I hope not. It's time to let 1982 go. Not saying the team has to do a celebration. But even if the Brewers win multiple World Series in the coming years, I'll never let 1982 go (or the 2-3 years leading up to that year). That was a great time in my life that I will always remember. That was also a really fun team! I remember that team fondly as well. However, there are a lot of Brewers fans out there that weren't even born yet during that special time so to them it is ancient history. I really feel for them. Baseball was so much more enjoyable back then. The 3TO stuff is really making baseball boring. The skill level of today’s players is so much lower today than even 10-15 years ago.

I know Cecil cooper was out of the lineup in the 1978 season most of June and July. What was his injury?

1978 also was the first year of the ball and glove logo. I remember sitting in the right field bleachers with my then girlfriend (now wife >40 years) cheering on Sixto. He even threw us a ball to end an inning. They never did that back then (Selig was too cheap, I guess). We went to over 20 games that season. We’d go early before the games and talked to the players along the right field boxes at County Stadium. Those were the days, Gorman, Bando and Many of the other Brewers would be there autographing balls and enjoyed talking to the fans. Got my ball signed by Sixto and talked to him several times before games. I thought it was very cool that he recognized us by the tail end of that season.

Right. I was 16 at the time and that definitely factors into why I will never want to forget that late 70s/Early 80s Brewer era. From 1978 through 1982 were definitely my favorite Brewer teams. I especially loved the 1978 team. George Bamberger named manager. Finally someone to lead us with a name and a proven track record. An increase of 26 wins from the season before and finally in contention for a penant with 90+ victories. A Robin Yount holdout threating to become an PGA professional. And who do they get to replace him, Paul (the Ignitor) Molitor. Cecil Cooper, Sal Bando, Molitor and Yount on the infield. A loaded outfield of Larry Hisle, Gorman Thomas and Sixto Lezcano. Think they would have only scored 6 runs against the Braves? A bench of Don Money, Ben Oglivie and a young Jim Gantner and Charlie Moore. A young and promising pitching staff lead by Mike Caldwell's 22 wins and Larry Sorenson's 18. With young pitchers such as Jerry Augustine, Bill Travers, Moose Haas and Bob McClure. Of course like any other staff some of those guys flamed out but we never had promise like that, the past 8 years. We started the season with a 5 game homestand. First off was Baltimore the second place team in '77 with 97 wins. We swept and outscored the Orioles 40-11 in the first series. Sixto, Gorman and Cecil hit grand salamis in each game. How to follow that series up but by sweeping a 2 game set against World Champ Yankees. What an unbelieveable start. The city of Milwaukee was on fire with this team. You could tell this was a start to a magical summer.