Underachiever
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The swing and miss has stopped suddenly. Let’s double these guys up -
Lauer, snap out of it! So many high pitches this inning.
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I guess that's optimism. Guarded optimism, but optimism nonetheless.
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Please explain.
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Following online is frustrating at times. That last at-bat seemed to take longer than some innings have taken today. Suter's line is interesting. 4 batters faced: 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 K...NINE pitches?
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Thanks, I was at a game (2018?) where Arcia bunted for a double down the first base line.
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Gamecast says "Renfroe doubled to first." What happened? And as i type this, Keston goes yard!
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Thanks.
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I’m so confused. Why was Bader out?
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Perfect internet thread. Titled "2022 Brewers Pitching Thread", becomes a rehash of 2021 within 10 posts.
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Watching Pujols, it’s nice to learn I might be as fast as a pro baseball player.
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No, I was agreeing with you. Referring to the guy who called it a loss.
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Who’s gonna tell him?
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I’m keeping track. First seven innings: 1:48. Since then: 1:08 for the 8th and top of the ninth.
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Burnes walked off the mound at 7:53. I thought, “quick game.” Forty minutes later there have been four more outs.
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Didn’t he start slowly last year?
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Devin, Devin, Devin. 13 pitches, no outs, 2 on. Killin’ me.
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You need to be introduced to Coach Cooper and “pouring it on.”
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It's not bullying, but it is pre-emptive. I can predict the posts. 12th best offense! Sixth in the league after a certain point until they weren't! Last year, the "average" or "12th-best" or whatever you want to call it, offense, failed in the playoffs. 6 runs in four games with two shutouts. And it has been a theme. Before that, in their last 14 playoff games, the Brewers scored 35 runs. Three shutouts, 2 games with one run, and three games with two runs. So the average is 2.5, and the median is 2. That hasn't been enough to get it done in the playoffs, when you face very few poor pitchers or poor lineups. A regular season average of 4.63 runs seems to mean little in the postseason. I am not a negative poster. Check my history. It's because the Brewers are so close that it feels as if one reliable bat in the order could make a difference between advancing in the playoffs or going home. This pitching staff is outstanding. But it would be nice to give them some cushion.
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"1st round (#28): Arnold Ebiketie, Edge, Penn State" Pass. I'm still not over Bruce Clark.
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Well, since he came in this year ready to hit, how about Swinging K? No, wait...
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rhp jason alexander optioned to class aaa nashville
Underachiever replied to djoctagone's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Upon being sent down, Alexander was reported to have said, "This was supposed to be the summer of George." -
Since this is a Packer thread on Brewerfan, it seems an appropriate place to say this. Being a fan of Wisconsin teams, it's a tough thing as a fan to have these great players who are tough to pull for. We had MVP Braun, and he screwed up big. Rodgers has taken some well-deserved PR hits in the past year, to the point where a back-to-back MVP has some fans shrugging their shoulders and saying, "Leave, go, whatever." Giannis, when you read this, BE COOL! We need stars that are easy to root for.
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I don't think there is a single 1-4 seed team that are overly dominant where they can't be upset. All four of the current 1 seeds can be beaten and are not overly dominating but a preferable matchup would be with either Auburn or Arizona. For a number 2 seed I think Marquette matches up fairly well with Kentucky or Duke. Quick edit I got the midwest and east mixed up for the seedings as a #7 Marquette would probably play Auburn or Kentucky depending on where they put Kentucky or Auburn probably Auburn in the East region. If Marquette is a #8 then they will be in the Midwest region and the #1 there should be Baylor or Kansas. I think Arizona is the weak link of the one seeds. If they put the Badgers and Arizona together in the West region again, Arizona might forfeit. Edit: Sorry, didn't mean to hijack the MU thread with a Badger mention. It was meant more as an Arizona comment.
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There is no Era where Dad jokes don't reign supreme. Well done! Your joke isn't a dad joke. It's a smackdown! Well done.
