BruisedCrew
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I want to see Turang bunt toward Duran now.
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It’s a lot different when you join a thread in the middle of the game. Of course there are going to be a lot of comments that have no meaning then. But with comments on individual pitches there are often going to be several pitches two minutes later.
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This is where it hurts not to have another competent LHP in the bullpen. I wouldn’t mind having one to pitch to Seager and Lowe.
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Duran has butterfingers. Make him pay this time.
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My point, and maybe it’s just me, is that I don’t always watch every pitch that closely because I might be doing something else like keeping an eye on another game, working on a crossword, or whatever. So, when you see a comment like that it has no context.
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That call should stand.
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Often impossible to know what comments like this refer to unless you are following the board simultaneously with the game.
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Cubs win, Reds lose.
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That was no bad hop or an infielder getting eaten up. He just got casual on the hop knowing there was a slow runner and took his eye off it.
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That’s how you get Seager out. Hope someone can get to his line drive.
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I’ll be the contrarian and say Scherzer will be back out. He doesn’t take kindly to being removed until he’s good and ready.
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I’ve been watching Seager because I have him on a fantasy team. He seems to get good swings almost every time up.
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The last thing he wanted or was trying to do there.
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What’s the beef? He is really laboring.
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That’s one way to get a run in.
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Hunter Geeene gets a rude greeting from the Jays on his return from the IL. Jays 5, Reds 0 after 1 1/2.
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You can slice and dice these last 4 months any number of ways, but the net result is basically, one step forward, one step back, two steps forward, two steps back. You chose to draw a line at June 15 and point out that the Brewers are 33-23 since that date. Someone could also say that those 56 games have two distinct sections. In the first section ending July 26 when they finished their season series against the Reds, the Brewers were 23-12, highlighted by going 7-2 against the Reds. Since then they have gone 10-11, so definitely not hot.
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The Brewers actually were referred to as “hot” when they won 6 in a row after losing the opener, including scoring a ton of runs sweeping the Mets, who people expected to be good. They were still described as getting off to a hot start when they moved their record to 14-5. They haven’t been described as “hot” by the media since then because they haven’t been what anyone would consider “hot”. They have essentially played .500 ball for 4 months while never winning more than 4 in a row. In their division they aren’t racing against any hares. Just a few other tortoises that have gone at a somewhat less consistent pace but are closer now than they have been at some other points during the season.
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I would love to think that Adames has snapped out of his funk and will be productive for awhile. But, because he’s had a couple of two day “hot streaks” before this season I’ll hold off before getting too excited.
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In my book there’s no such thing as a bonus game.
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This is the second time he’s been in that situation. The other was finishing a 5-0 win over the Pirates.
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That was more like it. No drama.
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I recall Megill coming in with a huge lead in a game in Cincy earlier this year and walking the first 3 guys he faced to get the Reds back in the game.
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Chafin time again?
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Just got a notice from JSOnline: Brewers 9, Rangers 4. Bats come alive after sweep in LA. Someone forgot to edit the notice they prepared going into the last of the ninth.
