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  1. Back in my day, we called that "crafty." And if you are successful enough, your ERA would be "sparkling." Great work from a guy that I expected to be just a guy.
  2. Pouring one out (a coffee) this morning for the soldiers who managed to stay awake. I had to give up about the sixth and go to bed.
  3. Following on gamecast. Said Davis infield single to third, then suddenly two outs. What happened?
  4. Anything that flies that far ought to have a stewardess on it.
  5. Can someone explain the trade the Royals and Braves made today? The 35th pick in the draft for those three players? How can the Braves recoup that value? Who will be available at the 35th pick that is worth three players? It seems as if it is trading three lottery tickets for one. Is it as simple as getting the bonus pool money for the pick? Thanks in advance.
  6. Besides, I think Matt Arnold is the Brewers GM, not David Stearns. We can discuss what the various titles mean in reality. But the bottom line is I imagine that the Brewers are very well set with a succession plan, I don't expect Stearns to salt the earth if he decides to leave the Brewers. It would be one hell of a long con for Stearns to be an exemplary executive for years, only to do a heel turn on his way out the door. Honestly, it reflects more on the person that keeps posting this implausible scenario than on David Stearns at this point.
  7. Apologies for not paying attention to the "Outfielders" part of the story when I asked about Josh Bell.
  8. The last two rollers to Urias are a case in point. He made two nice plays to limit the damage.
  9. Brewers have to be leading the league in BS soft contact that ends up as a hit or something good for the opponent.
  10. Peralta and Biceps are the only two that rate above “low”? Not painting a pretty picture. What about Josh Bell?
  11. Peralta and Biceps are the only two that rate above “low”? Not painting a pretty picture. What about Josh Bell?
  12. Counsel said in pregame that 75-80 pitches is the limit
  13. Can’t watch, but radio guy says Woodruff looks as good as ever tonight. True?
  14. Seconded. All in favor?
  15. We need Adames to do a Rowdy against his former team starting Tuesday
  16. It is so bizarre that Kirk can be an effective pro athlete at 5’8, 265. Makes Matt Stairs look like Glenn Braggs.
  17. Brewers are hacking. 8 runs on 45 pitches for the first 14 batters. Chuckie Carr is smiling.
  18. I’m concerned that djoctagone will have to quit his day job to keep up with all the posting about Brewer injuries.
  19. I am really confused as to whom you are referring with that statement.
  20. Hiura gave us a taste in 2019. We assume that players will make jumps, especially when we saw their talent with our own eyes. We thought the Brewers had a player with an excellent bat that would allow us to overlook defensive deficiencies, for a few critical, cost-controlled years. Now we have a high-strikeout guy who is below average with the glove. I believe that in an organization that is starved of home-grown bats, Hiura's failure has been one of the biggest setbacks in trying to build a lineup. In fact, he has been so bad we now have a thread to consider whether Tommy Pham is a legit trade target!
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