BruisedCrew
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I would have given Suter one more inning. Still nine outs to get and this is an important shut down inning.
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Good for Hiura not letting his fielding gaffe get him down.
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Don't forget Urias. Good point. His oh-fer since the Arcia trade has brought him back into the contest.
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Two big hits from Garcia but it looks like he hurt himself.
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A couple more swings like that and Bradley might get his average into triple digits. It’s a battle to see who will get there first, Bradley or Hiura.
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I figured this was the game the Brewers had to win to avoid a sweep in this series. With the scrub starters going in the next two the prospects are pretty grim.
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Yardley is looking like this year’s pitcher who will get a lot of high leverage innings because of success he had last year until he proves that this is a new year.
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Great job by Burnes getting out of that inning, but it probably took at least an inning off of his maximum for the day.
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It wasn’t close to the same location. Cain’s ball was hit higher and farther. Great defensive play vs a missed catch produces at least a 4 run swing.
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I can't believe Coshun didn't say it was popped up on the infield. Coshun is not good but you have to cut announcers some slack when they are watching the game on a TV monitor.
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Isn’t it foolish to take a pitcher who was barely able to get any work in spring training and immediately throw him into a high leverage role expecting him to be as effective as he was last season?
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Vs Pittsburgh a team likely not seeing 65wins. 10 runs per game is a little more than impressive against any MLB opponent. They scored a ton against the Cardinals too.
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Williams may be a liability this year.
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We have quite a few guys who should be hitting 8th in the order. Unfortunately, only one can. I look at it from the standpoint of who I’d like to see up with a man on third and two out, and Urias is below both Pina and Robertson on that list.
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The Brewers are about to be 0-2 in games in which their starting pitcher allowed no hits in 6 innings. I can’t think of any reason for Urias to be anything other than 8th in the batting order.
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Here’s an early season stat to chew on. The Reds are in their 6th game and have scored 60 runs. The Brewers are in their 6th game and have 27 hits.
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That’s what I want to see more of from Yelich. Instead of taking the first pitch fastball for a strike go with it up the middle or to left center.
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Freddy got away with that hanger.
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Not every team can get runs by the bushel like the Brewers do.
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Walks are almost always a bad idea, but especially with the wind blowing out.
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Hiura is the latest example of why I don’t get too excited about minor league prospects. When I hear “he’s hit everywhere he’s been” one of the first names that comes to mind is Randy Ready. Hiura hits and fields just like him.
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Yelich is on pace for 360.
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Time to turn this one off.