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  1. Brewers 3 Cubs 1 At Wrigley. Game ends on flyout to RF. Brings back a wonderful memory.
  2. Dinking and dunking is the way to do it when the wind is blowing in.
  3. Seems like the Brewers average about 0.2 runs per game playing at Wrigley Field with the wind blowing in. Wesneski is taking on the role usually played by Hendricks.
  4. I saw Peralta listed as the probable starter for Sunday. Are they planning to start Peralta against the Cubs on 4 days rest and then have him drop his appeal, “sit out” 5 games and come back to face the Cardinals next Saturday?
  5. You’re going a long way to apparently try to “refute” a point I haven’t made. Of course the Brewers have been good so far with a record of 19-11. And within that they’ve had some high points and some not so high points. They were great against the Orioles, but not so great against the Yankees. That kind of up and down is inevitable. Only time will tell if the Brewers can continue to be one of the top scoring teams in MLB (I’m guessing they won’t) and if the pounding the Yankees put on the Brewers pitching staff was an aberration or a warning sign of what might be a problem down the road given the fragile state of the starting rotation.
  6. They certainly were good that week when they were scoring almost 10 runs a game.
  7. The powerhouse Yankees lineup that scored 30 runs in 2 games against the Brewers managed 6 total runs while losing 3 of 4 to the Orioles.
  8. The only thing that would make sense here is that the whiter color wasn’t as noticeable under the lights as in the sunlight so the umpires didn’’t react to it at night.
  9. That’s what I thought too but it appears that the latest collective bargaining agreement changed that.
  10. The Rays runner on first on that DP just peeled off instead of trying to block the relay throw
  11. I think they used to take longer but I see now that the process has to be done within 48 hours. So, maybe what they’ll do is get it reduced a day or two and it will net out the same with Peralta starting next Tuesday.
  12. Is it just me or are they missing some cameras on today’s telecast. It seems like there have been a lot of wide range shots, especially on balls hit to the outfield.
  13. They do have an off day tomorrow so the 5 games would take it through next Monday. I would have him make his normal start Monday (or maybe Sunday against the Cubs) then drop the appeal and have him start again 6 days later.
  14. They’re talking about this now and saying Peralta will just miss one start and Levering is saying that for the Brewers that would be a big deal. But all they would have to do is have him start a game, then drop the appeal and have him start 6 games later.
  15. Ramirez of the Mets got 3 games for throwing behind Hoskins, but he’s a RP. I think 5 games is pretty much a minimum for a starter.
  16. My reaction to these: Murphy: Silly, but how much difference does it really make. Peralta: can appeal for a reduction, but as a practical matter with the Brewers 6 day rotation all that might do is delay a start one day. Uribe: Can appeal and get a reduction, but he deserves at least a few days.
  17. I’ve got to remember to start playing these again. I enjoy doing them while I have games on TV. I can get a lot of obscure ones from the original 16 franchises by remembering players from my old baseball cards. I have a lot more trouble with the newer franchises. It sounds like Jim French and I have similar strengths and weaknesses. Update: did today’s and my 50’s baseball card knowledge helped me get the Tigers-White Sox block at 0.3%. I thought it was pretty easy to get 9/9 on this one. I don’t really shoot for rarity so I took some of the low hanging fruit, like in the Cardinals-Tigers block where I just watched the one I chose yesterday.
  18. I hope Peguero can get out of this inning. They are hitting him pretty hard.
  19. It’s really 2 of the last 3 days with egregiously bad calls and one day with a ridiculously bizarre situation that was called correctly.
  20. Judge missed this time. He had to angle his hand toward the fielder.
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