SomewhereInTime
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It's almost as bad as on the radio postgame show when they do the down on the farm report and only read off the scores of the minor league games. As if anyone really cares about wins and losses in the minors and not how the prospects did. -
Easily the greatest Wisconsin sports achievement of the day, great comeback!
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That's more of an argument for why WAR isn't a very good stat. Especially in any sample size less than a full season.
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Time for the Cubs to slow down?
SomewhereInTime replied to Dead Simmons's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Cards were doing OK 'till that Damn Bill Murray showed up. This pen has to be the worst in all of organized ball Personally I'd choose the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers' pen as the worst but St. Louis might be next. -
Yep Meh. They are just quite clearly WAY overpowered. This is the modern NBA we're living in. Without superstars colluding to join forces you are not winning a championship. This looks exactly like Cavs-Durant Warriors, and it pretty much is. They look exactly like any of the other 15 or so Bucks teams I've seen lose in the first or second round. Completely overmatched.
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Yep
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Link Report for Sunday 6/6
SomewhereInTime replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Now that's a pitching line: 3IP, 0 hits, 0 BB, 8 K Wow. What can anyone tell us about Carlos Luna? Looks like he's already 24 years old, so not a real young guy for High A ball. But, is this someone that has a big arm that might be able to be at least a bullpen arm down the road? After DSL he missed two full years with injury and then obviously last year due to Covid. So think of him as a 21 year old arm. -
I wandered over to the Deer District after the Brewer game on Saturday and here is my expert analysis: Never trust the Bucks
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3b zach green minor league deal; non-roster invitee
SomewhereInTime replied to djoctagone's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
These don’t mean the same thing. You can be a 30th round pick and be a prospect. You can be a 4th round pick and a non-prospect Hell, you can be a 5th overall pick out of college and a few years later be a non-prospect. -
Some of us go gray earlier than others. I've got plenty of them at age 30.
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I say ban him for the weekend. Let's spice things up around here. I didn’t know we could jinx no hitters on a message board? We'll find out, won't we
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They have to leave him out there for the 8th
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Unless you played baseball for Coach Cooper
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Yeah that was like high school Was thinking more like football. You didn't play long if you never had a firebreathing coach tear you a new one like that on the sideline.
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You don't see a team meeting in the dugout like that everyday
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It's Joe West. If he can get 50% of the calls right at this point, call it a win and move on. Has he gotten one wrong yet today? To answer my question, yes.
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It's Joe West. If he can get 50% of the calls right at this point, call it a win and move on. Has he gotten one wrong yet today?
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The backup quarterback is likely not in the top 30 of positional importance on any team in the NFL. In fact in many seasons they will play few if any meaningful snaps. We've got to be honest here, a quarterback doesn't get drafted in the first round unless they're expected to be a starter within a year or two.
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Ok, but what I always ask people is who do you want to lose? It's early in the season and there are roughly 13 NL teams that have a chance to make the postseason. A loss by a first place team today may not be a good thing if by the end of the season that team is in 4th place. Even when it's divisional opponents vs other divisions. It could very well come down to us and San Diego for a wild card, the Cubs beating them might be a really good thing.
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I would guess over 95% of players across the major sports get cut or are not offered a contract, compared to actually retiring.
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Their defense could have been better over the years, but all of this is still true: Rodgers won his first NFCCG with a QB rating in the 50s. The following year had 10 points in the 4th quarter as a 15-1 #1 seed at home. He was MVP. In 2014 he threw 2 picks and again, they basically couldn't score, then choked the game away at the end. Last year, he had multiple 4th quarter chances to play his way into the Super Bowl and they lost. There are always multiple ways a team could be better or other things that could have happened to help the Packers win, but at this point it's hard to look past the brutal truth that Rodgers also had chances to win more titles. I think he's had a pretty rough run of poor luck, and the margin between champion and contender is sometimes razor thin, but he has played a role in the shortcoming of the last decade. This is a great post, but you are forgetting a few examples as well. 2016 NFC Championship: 0 points at halftime 2019 NFC Championship: 0 points at halftime There are many variables to a football game, but it's tough to go to Super Bowls when your QB is generally terrible in conference championship games. Luckily the defense and a great punter overcame it vs Chicago 10 years ago otherwise we'd have quite the title drought. If you want to know why the Packers in the '60's won so many titles, look at Starr's numbers in the postseason. They're incredible even by today's standards.
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How did the bunt win us the game? Narvaez scores the winning run regardless of whether he's on 2nd or 3rd on that Urias knock. I agree with everything else, but that line seems like an attempt to lend credence to the sac bunt where none is found here. Same with the JBJ extra innings RBI the other night, the successful sac bunt was zero factor in the win. If the outfield isn't playing in due to there being a runner on 3rd and only one out, the ball is likely caught.
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That’s probably what the Yankees said going into Detroit. The Brewers performance so far against lesser teams like the Twins, Royals, Pirates, Phillies, and Marlins has not been great. It looked pretty good against the Nationals
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Game is postponed
