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Ron Robinsons Beard

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  1. I'm gonna go 15-9, for an even 100 wins on the season. That would be pretty cool. @CHC 3 2-1 @Cin 3. 3-0 CHC 3. 2-1 Cin 3. 2-1 @PGH 3. 2-1 @Bal 3. 1-2 @Phi 3. 1-2 STL 3. 2-1
  2. Instead of Gumby, we're going Kenny McMullen for #17 And at #16, the great Jesse Levis!
  3. Thanks Cubs for continuing to help our Magic Number! Here's a young version of "The Kid" for #19 And for #18, none other than stocky 3B, Wes Helms
  4. Gotta note that the Brewers also got a pick from the Orioles that turned into Blake Burke. Sure Burke may turn out to be one of those power hitters who flames out, but he has hit a combined 32 HRs and has a .923 OPS between AA and AAA, and just turned 23 years old.
  5. Remember when people were freaking out about "when", not "if" the Cubs would pass up the Brewers? Pepperidge Farms remembers...
  6. We've reached Vogelbach territory!
  7. I nearly forgot that Logan Morrison was a Brewer also, the Cubs obviously peaking too early is abjectly hilarious.
  8. I was a big member of the Kevin Barker Fan Club. Teenage me was stupid.
  9. Another double-whammy (thanks Cubs!) Keeping with my big power hitting theme, for #24, we have Jesus Aguilar! And for #23, we get the big Hawaiian strike-out machine, Joey Meyer!
  10. Properly ... as a jack-of-all-trades (master of none) utility guy, not as the starting 3B on a team with World Series aspirations.
  11. Adams would definitely be the fun option, but it will 100% be Lockridge. Simply for pinch running/defensive replacement opportunities, plus the fact that he's already on the 40-man roster.
  12. NO chance. Yelich has said multiple times that he wants to retire a Brewer, so I don't see him approving a deal anywhere besides possibly the Dodgers, who wouldn't want him unless the Brewers gave up massive prospect capital to the Dodgers to take on Yelich's deal. Can't see that happening.
  13. At the end of the day, Ortiz makes that throw home for the out with ease, and the Brewers play on. Will be interesting to see if Bunty is punished for that terrible, game-losing play, or if a double standard exists.
  14. Brewers' lack of power may just be outweighed by the Cubs' terrible pen.
  15. As a fan of the hefty slugger, you can count me as a Ji-Man Fan! But I also want to give Darren Ruf some love
  16. 10-year-old me thought Tim McIntosh was going to be a superstar. I did not understand at the time that hitting in Denver made everyone look like Babe Ruth.
  17. I couldn't find a good photo of Brad Nelson, but keeping with my husky theme, for #27, we have the pride of Abrams, Wisconsin, former closer Bob Wickman!
  18. A double-whammy day! First up, in the interest of seeing more burly power-hitting former Brewers, we have #29, Kevin Reimer! Then for #28, while Prince is easy, I'm taking the more obscure route with a very short-time Brewer, but inexplicable playoff cleanup hitter Ryon Healy.
  19. He's also only 21, and physical development is not linear. I would expect him to fill out some, and for more power to develop over the next few years.
  20. Sticking with the big, power-hitting 1B vibe, here's Bob "The Hammer" Hamelin!
  21. And the fact he hasn't started a game since May 27, and even that was pretty much a bullpen game.
  22. Wow, Murph has zero patience for inefficiency and not hitting your spots.
  23. Three out of four innings. Gasser is pitching like he wants to be the little-used long man in the pen.
  24. That is a much-needed efficient inning for Gasser. Hopefully he can go at least 6 today.
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