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  1. It’s ironic that posters who complain about the board being clogged up with negative comments clog it up further with their “witty” sarcasm.
  2. I’m not going to scroll ahead to,see if anyone else addressed this, but the answer is that the run is charged to the pitcher who put the original runner on base.
  3. Better have a 1-2-3 ninth. I don’t want to see Perdomo, Marte, and Carroll. Brewers had 6 hits in a row and then only 3 others.
  4. It’s hard to be confident when: 1. The starter can only go 5 innings at most 2. The bullpen is overworked, and 3. The offense is struggling to scrape out 2 or 3 runs To beat a high scoring DBacks team the Brewers need to score 5 or more at least a couple of times in this series.
  5. Chourio is staying in Nashville for at least a few more days. Apparently still not comfortable running at full speed.
  6. Yelich had a ripping double and an RBI single yesterday, but the team only scored 3 runs. The offense has been pretty silent for the last 10 games and it’s going to take more than one or two guys contributing every day.
  7. Murphy’s choices are pretty limited when the front office decided at the deadline that a bench that includes Siegler and Monasterio was sufficient to provide options off the bench and backups in case one of the infield starters got injured. Or that there were no better options that they were willing to pay for with prospects.
  8. If you think Brewers fans as a group are more skittish than fans of other teams when their favorite teams show signs of a fade, you either haven’t been around too much or haven’t paid attention
  9. We’re seeing extreme reactions from both ends today. Saying that the race is over and the Cubs will win is extreme. Saying that the race is over and the Brewers will win is extreme. Saying that anyone who says the Brewers are showing signs of a slump that could cost them the division thinks the race is over is extreme. The Brewers playing .500 or worse the rest of the way is hardly out of the question. The Cubs going 22-10 the rest of the way is hardly out of the question. if you want examples of Brewers teams collapsing in late August and September after being in strong position they aren’t hard to find. If you want examples of Brewers opponents putting together big finishes to overcome deficits they aren’t hard to find. If the Cubs would go on to win the division with 97 wins (or any other amount), some Brewers fans would apparently tip their caps and not be upset at all. As I said yesterday, I think those fans are in the minority.
  10. Chourio went 1 for 4 for Nashville tonight and then was removed from the game. Does anyone know if he was injured or just taken out because he had had enough for the day or is packing to come to Milwaukee?
  11. The next 10 games are against teams that are better, and have much better offenses, than the Giants. The pitching is really going to be stressed, especially if the offense continues to struggle.
  12. Yeah, it hurts to give up half of what looked like a nice lead in 6 days. Now the Phillies and Cubs are right in that side view mirror where objects are closer than they appear. Their high priced players, boosted by the.depth they added at the trade deadline, are prepared to take over.
  13. 13 over the Reds who are currently in the 7th spot. 14 if you consider that the Brewers have already clinched the tiebreaker over them at 7-3.
  14. I would go with the guy who had a double against Webb yesterday and a HR and double off Ray today over a guy who has ZERO extra base hits for the season. Those are both good pitchers. Sure, the odds are either one would make out. But one has the potential to deliver a game tying or game winning hit and the other doesn’t. Of course I would have had a plan to have a backup. SS if Ortiz got hurt and a better PH option but the front office didn’t think there was any problem.
  15. Tying run on base and up comes a guy with literally no extra base hits for the season Weak offense and trying to get spotless outings from four relievers is not a formula for success.
  16. Is it just me or does it seem like the opponents have less trouble dealing with the shadows than the Brewers do? The Giants have blistered 3 hits so far against the Brewers best relievers while the Brewers can’t hit anything.
  17. 27th Man Here is the rule. The announcement I saw about Patrick said he was returned to Nashville, and that word is used in the rule. But that might not be an official designation. Regardless, you were right about the result, whether he was returned or optioned subject to an exception. Use of the word returned in official transaction reports might be helpful to note the exception.
  18. Chourio has played 2 games with Nashville. 0 for 7 with a walk. Hopefully ready for a return sometime in the Arizona series.
  19. Turang is back. Collins out, Contreras at DH. Yelich, Lockridge, and Frelick in the OF
  20. That is correct. Technically Patrick was not optioned to Nashville last week. He was “returned” to Nashville after his one day stint
  21. You should do that. I’m just pointing out that with people who post regularly on boards like this that is probably a minority sentiment.
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