Underachiever
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Everything posted by Underachiever
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Stupid, garbage swinging bunt by McNeil. Crap luck. -
That Cenex ad with the screaming kids...no bueno.
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I do it every time the opposing team does it, because, tradition. And it makes my son shake his head.
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Rock: "Brewers have a 2-1 lead and have not had a man on base." Wow.
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To sum up the bottom of the fifth: E5 on Urias, which led the Mets to bunt deGrom. He pops it up for the out, no advance. Nimmo hits a popup to short left that Yelich drops, but gets the runner at second because he was holding up. Then, Narvaez guns the runner trying to steal second. All in a day's work.
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All this unconventional defense is hard on my heart.
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Urias error took the bat out of deGrom's hands. Shrewd move when guy is batting .380.
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To honor good play by Jace, and the unwavering support he has gotten from this board, I will call that home run a "dumpster drive." Edit: In the time it took me to type that sentence, Hiura struck out.
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Whew, nice play by Peterson. Disappointing first. Hope Burnes settles down and gets that cutter working.
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Corbin, wild pitch, what the hell?
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ERA of 9.00 today. Not sure what the big deal is.
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Brewers trade for 1B Rowdy Tellez from Blue Jays
Underachiever replied to Eye Black's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Have there been any updates on Vogelbach? I know the initial report was six weeks. -
This team does not seem to have much middle ground, do they?
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Cubs are loaded. Bryant, Kimbrel, Darvish, Schwarber, Chapman, and Castellanos all made the all-star team. No, wait…
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That’s the beauty of the Brewer starters. Hitters scuffling, Peralta not at his best, Bucknor squeezing the zone, and they still get a quality start and are poised for an eighth inning rally for the sweep.
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Who would have thought we’d see that during the Reds sweep two weeks ago?
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This is nuts. I was so frustrated with this team in April and May. Hard to believe it’s the same group.
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Gamel breaks up the no-hitter with a bunt. Channeling my inner Cardinal outrage
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Pretty sure if the Brewers get 7 runs in the first, there is no way they can lose!’
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Time for the Jace Peterson appreciation thread yet?
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viewtopic.php?f=66&t=40437 Besides this 22-pager and other assorted topics specific to individual players, it’s been open season on the topic.
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Thanks for the responses. I had to laugh when I saw I essentially had one vote for each option I put out there.
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To be fair, it must be difficult to rewrite and reword the same post 1000 times.
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I'll try to keep this short. Our driveway and sidewalks, 20+ years after building our house, have dropped quite a bit. The step up from the sidewalk to the porch is now 12 inches. It was 8 when we built the house. The driveway hasn't dropped that much, but the bump pulling into the garage is noticeable, plus the gap between the garage slab and the driveway has widened to over 2". I want to fix the sidewalk and the driveway. Options: 1. Concrete raising. Pros: Cheapest option, by far. $1500. Cons: Won't fix the 2" gap between garage slab and driveway and we would need to fill it. There is a crack the width of the sidewalk that the raising guy says will probably get bigger and have to be caulked. Jacking it pokes holes in the slab that they fill. Between the holes, the caulk, and filling the crack with (?) something, this sounds like I will have frankensteined flatwork. 2. Replace the entire sidewalk, and only the driveway slabs that connect to the garage. Pros: Will fix the gap between garage and driveway. No punched and filled holes in the slab. Sidewalk won't have that crack anymore. Cons: Old and new driveway would be different colors, cost $4500. 3. Replace the entire sidewalk and driveway. Pros: Fixes all issues listed above. Would look the best, which is not a small consideration for me. Cons: Cost is $7200. Okay, collective brain. What do you think? Any experience with this type of repair? Thanks.
