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  1. Making the Pirates pay for their fielding miscues.
  2. He tried and failed yesterday but Viera is putting this one out of reach.
  3. As covered in the thread about the Brewers offense, they have an unusually high number of low scoring games (3 runs or less) for a team with their total number of runs scored.
  4. Offense looks as lethargic as yesterday.
  5. Schroeder has a pretty short or selective memory to be commenting on Rea having to throw extra pitches because of the missed third strike. That pitch was borderline, unlike the strike 3 call on the first hitter of the inning.
  6. The ads on the site have taken over on my iPad tonight.
  7. I don’t rack my brain too much for rarity but on Brewers-Orioles I got 0.6% with Andy Etchebarren. My catcher was Jim Sundberg (0.9%) and my Mariner was Gorman Thomas (6%).
  8. That’s a very disappointing loss after being gifted a 3 run lead in the first inning. It might be hard to sweep a 4 game series, but once you’ve got the first 3 in the bank and a 3 run lead against a pitcher with an ERA over 6 the probability of getting the 4 game sweep is pretty high.
  9. Viera is determined to put this game out of reach.
  10. Lucky that stayed in the park and held them to one run. But that run will be enough unless the Brewers offense wakes up.
  11. The Cards have all the momentum in this game. Never thought I’d see Mikolas throw 5 shutout innings after that first inning. Brewers offense has gone dormant.
  12. It was only a matter of time until Goldschmidt stepped into one.
  13. When I go to a game I want to see the best available players and I’m going to be disappointed when they sit out.
  14. This is a “kick them while they’re down” game. Mikolas is more than hittable and the Cardinals lineup is riddled with players mired in horrible slumps.
  15. Brewers going with a lineup I would have liked last night: Turang 4 Contreras DH Yelich 7 Adames 6 Hoskins 3 Ortiz 5 Sanchez 2 Perkins 8 Chourio 9
  16. By bunting Turing opened the door to pitch around Contreras and gave them a way out of the inning.
  17. Peralta sure has trouble with guys hitting under .200.
  18. I’m still upset about Turing bunting in the third.
  19. That’s a relief. The Brewers would never be anything but open and honest about an injury.
  20. I hope Yelich is sitting just because they don’t think he’s ready to go 3 days in a row and not because his back is acting up already.
  21. Because we are going tonight we get the Sunday lineup: Yelich getting a rest, Bauers batting cleanup, Frelick 6th, and Dunn instead of Ortiz. No wonder we see so many clunkers.
  22. Cardinals have a big weapon on their side tonight. It’s game 3 in our 10 pack and our luck has not been good in the first two games we attended this year, continuing a trend from last season.
  23. Looks like a simple typo. Slaton’s 6 shutout inning debut was in 1971. Typos happen. Like someone typing “pay” instead of “play”. 😀
  24. Terrible baserunnjng. Turang didn’t even have to extend fully to catch that.
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