BarneyStinston

I have always felt that so many interdivisional games do not ready a team for the playoffs. An equal spread of games across all divisions, or just eliminate the divisions seems most equitable in the future.

I dunno, seems like a number of lower seeded teams knocking off top seeds like the Twins and Cubs is going to look intriguing for future playoff considerations. Better than one game playoffs for sure. It was amazing to see the Astros sporting a 9-23 road record sweeping the Twins.

Instant win off Chapman of all closers. I really figured he was working a walk with such a hot hitter.

The Cards aren't just losing, they're losing big now. Frankly, they got lucky to escape the Atlanra series and get to the game 5 dud. It's going to take a lot of starter breakdowns for the Nats to lose 4 straight.

It looked like it hit the inner inside of the knob to me on replay. Just gotta get this last guy now.

Such a typical Brewers game for this season. You want the season down to Hader, 2 run lead. and 6 outs to go. You probably would gladly take it since game 1 of 163

Cleveland has been almost as hot as the Brewers this month. Washington will have a tough task.

I actually like that last lineup a lot!

Just give up the granny, so the parking lot can get cleared.

William's with a DFA worthy performance.

Chase Anderson is junk. Useless.

With the Cubs being the opponent, the crowd still out cheers the boos at home.

It's almost a rarity to even score 3 runs a game now.

This looks to be the end of the Brewers post-season chances for this year. Looks like a solid 3rd or 4th place finish hovering near .500.

What's a comparable market? Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Cincinatti, Tampa Bay, Minnesota? Any of those teams have sustained success lately?