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Defense has left something to be desired tonight.
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Just what the doctor ordered.
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Another defensive miscue by Wong screws up what should have been a sure DP.
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It seems like the Brewers against Hendricks over the years have been kind of a feast or famine proposition. Sometimes he completely baffles them and other times they hit him like he was pitching batting practice. With Alexander starting and the bullpen short handed I don’t think the Brewers are going to win 2-1 tonight. The runs have been harder to come by since the big outburst on Friday. Tonight would be a good night to put some runs on the board early.
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Regardless of how close the pitches might have been, they highlight why I’m in favor of robo calls of balls and strikes. As long as they are close to as accurate as the human umps, it will remove the “human element” that includes umpires favoring certain pitchers or hitters (subconsciously or otherwise) or doing a Frank Drebbin imitation to thrill the home fans. Balls and strikes shouldn’t be affected by umpires having different strike zones or a catcher’s ability to frame pitches to make balls look like strikes. When technology exists to improve officiating, why not take advantage of it? Think of electronic timing systems in things like Olympic swimming that can detect when a swimmer touches the wall instead of relying on human eyes to decide who touched a thousandth of a second sooner.
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Losing that one after emptying the bullpen would have felt like losing 2. Going to need the offense to put up some early runs tomorrow.
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A redeemer.
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Caratini going for number 5.
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We’ll, that was useless.
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Time for McCutchen to take one to right center for the win.
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Here comes Contreras to put the nail in the coffin.
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One more walk will do it.
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It’s up to Yelich to ground out to second to end it. Maybe he can get hit by a pitch too. Seeing his record against Robertson I guess a K is more likely.
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Awful AB from Peterson.
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Da*n. I was yelling “don’t bounce out” but it didn’t help.
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Tough game for Caratini. 4 Ks.
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That big comeback against the Padres.
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I didn’t say I was upset at using him, but that I was concerned about him. It’s going to be hard for the Brewers to string together wins if they need the same relievers to finish every one. Now they go into tomorrow’s game with Alexander starting and a short bullpen to back him up.
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There’s a unique way to lose a game.
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I’m a little concerned about Hader today after the number of pitches he threw yesterday.
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That sounds more like the least softly hit. And it had a launch angle of “almost straight up” degrees.
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First hard hit ball of the game ties it up.
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Hiura has been the star of the offense today. He accounts for 40% of their baserunners.
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If the Brewers have had a hard hit ball in this game I don’t remember it. Staring in the face of their second straight shutout loss to the Cubs at AFF.
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Is anyone else getting frequent pixilation on the telecast? I had it yesterday and again today and I don’t get it on any other channels on Spectrum.
