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  1. We always get into this, but I’m still sticking with the 1978-1992 Brewers, especially 1978-83. The AL in those days had 14 teams in 2 seven team divisions and only the 2 division winners made the postseason. If they had taken the division winners and 3 wild card teams like they do now, I think they would have made the playoffs every year from 1978-83 and 3 more times from 87-92. I can see why younger people would think these are the best Brewers teams ever, but anyone who was around then seeing 2 Hall of Famers in their prime with contributions from a couple of other HOFers knew those were outstanding teams.
  2. Best thing of the night is seeing Yelich hit the ball with authority. Last Friday he was swinging like he was 50 years old.
  3. It was a catch because he controlled it before going out of play. Santana did the same thing and the out was called. But because he carried the ball out of play the runners got a base. On this play the catch was the third out and I don’t think there was anyone on base anyway.
  4. Frelick is going to hurt himself or someone else one of these days. That’s at least the third collision he’s been a part of.
  5. Obviously it’s extremely unlikely, but how crazy would it be if the Padres won out and grabbed a wild card spot? They’re now only one game behind the Giants. They could get to 84-78 and they would need the Cubs and Marlins to go no better than 4-5 and the Reds to go no better than 5-4.
  6. I wouldn’t be so sure that the Brewers won’t be using any of their top starters at all in the final series even if the division race is decided. Burnes, Woodruff, and Peralta are slated to pitch this weekend, so if they stayed on the 6 day rotation they would be pitching again next Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Pitchers usually don’t like to go too long in between appearances, so the Brewers might want them to start on schedule, even if it’s only to go 3-4 innings. That would set them up to pitch with 4 days rest on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
  7. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Lahoud Joe Lahoud
  8. And if the Brewers would advance to the NLDS, their potential home games (games 3 and 4) would be on weekdays too.
  9. A nice, quick no drama victory is always welcome.
  10. This is going to be the first time in franchise history that the Brewers will put playoff tickets on sale and I won’t be buying any. We’ll just be getting back from our trip and my daughters really can’t conveniently go to weekday or weeknight games, The NLDS tickets will go on sale while I’m gone.
  11. Looks like they’ll just let Teheran try to finish it.
  12. Brewers love doubles…and double plays.
  13. They said on TV that Taylor was in the original lineup. I wonder what happened to him. BTW, for anyone who has mlb.tv, have they eliminated the blackouts? When I scroll through the channels looking for a game to put on the Brewers games have been on.
  14. Now trying to find Tim Johnson
  15. Request for someone with a ready supply of images to provide one of BJ Surhoff.
  16. If so I’ll be celebrating in a pub in London. I would appreciate it if they could wrap it up over the weekend so I can ignore the games that start at 1 in the morning.
  17. For an old guy who’s had a lot of injuries Donaldson still looks like he knows what he’s doing at 3B
  18. Canha with what I like to call a grand slam double.
  19. I hate these games that finish in the rain. The game can be decided by a pitcher or fielder who has trouble gripping the ball.
  20. Very appropriate showing him against the team for which he played on 3 World Series winners. While his tenure as Brewers GM was not very successful, his signing with the Brewers as a free agent in 1977 gave the Brewers organization some credibility that opened the door to their success in the following years.
  21. Someone has to have a good picture of Sal Bando (Captain Sal) who passed away earlier this year.
  22. Maybe not a legend, but I loved that he liked it here so much that he kept coming back.
  23. The one that gets me is the MLB TV ad featuring the Nico Horner walkoff: “Cubs win, Cubs win.”
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