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I want Garrett Mitchell on the MLB team ... he's gotta' be as good as Tyrone Taylor, probably better than Cain at this point in Cain's career -- might be nearly as good as Yelli right now, too. I'm holding off on judgment on Hunter Renfroe, yet.

Too bad Yelli is exhausted already and can't play today, instead.

Yelich needs to be in there every day with all the money he is getting paid UNLESS he is exhausted or hurt!

No, it is not!!!! ? It's hard to hit 100 mph pitches at the moment, though.

USFL is on BOTH NBC and Fox ... everybody loves the USFL ... even more than the NFL, apparently! ?

Gott Heem! ?

Willy Adames needs a day off! Who can play shortstop besides him?

What channel?

Gott Heem! ?

Yo, Adrian!

No surprise,

No surprise ...

McCutchen will hit a homer with at least 2 hits Adames will get 1 hit, an extra-base one Renfroe will go deep twice tonight -- 3 hits altogether Hiura will hit the ball decently but will go hitless Taylor will have one smoking liner off the wall for his only hit Cain will bloop two singles tonight Wong will have a looping liner to left for a single for his only hit Brosseau will come up empty with plenty of popups Caratini will have one ground ball single Houser will go six quality innings -- giving up 3 earned runs Final Score will be Brewers 7 Cardinals 6 Book it!

I say "Rats" to Matz! I say "Wowsa" to Housa! Dominate before it is too late!

Not today ... that wind will blow your chimney off unless you have it secured!

Howdy, Rowdy!?

More like an Odor of some kind ...

Something smells over at 2nd base when the Brewers are batting.

It would be nice for the MLB that some of the small-market teams could trade their soon-to-be-very-expensive stars to the big-market teams in exchange for straight up cash and/or a percentage of that big-market team's TV revenue over the next number of seasons. For instance, let's say that Corbin Burnes has another Cy Young year or two with us and prices himself out of the Brewers payroll limitations for being a small market team with limited TV revenue as a result. It would be nice if the Brewers could trade Burnes to the Yankees/Dodgers/etc. for a set percentage of the Yankees/Dodgers/etc.'s TV revenue each year based on an agreed-upon-estimate of Burnes' future length of stardom. For instance, if it is estimated Burnes will be a star for 4 more years and a quality starter for another 2 years, it would be nice if the Brewers could ask and receive 10-15% of that team's TV revenue in exchange for the first 4 years and another 5% of that team's TV revenue for the next 2 years. Those percentages in my example might be "off," but I think you get the idea of where I am going here. This would be a way of evening out the playing field for small-market teams who cannot afford superstars for very long in the current system of MLB's payroll structuring. Any thoughts from Brewers fans here would be interesting to read. If this seems feasible, maybe we could pass this idea onto David Stearns (unless he's already thought of this and is working on it already with MLB). Getting a bunch of "prospects" from these big-market teams in exchange as compensation never seems to be adequate compensation in these circumstances. Let's even out the TV revenue in the MLB so we can ALL compete for superstars in the future!

https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/santovi01.shtml ... I remember him -- nothing stellar about him as I recall, though.

The bats come out at night ... may it be so for our Milwaukee Brewers!!!

Woops, can't be the Bats if you don't swing them well!

Milwaukee Wolves? Milwaukee Vampires? Milwaukee Bats?

O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O! That's the chant by the fans at the end. That's the Brewers runs scored by inning, also! Booooooooo!

Perhaps, the Brewers thought the Cubs and Orioles would be an extension of spring training games because they were terrible last season? Not so much said, but believed in their minds ... maybe?