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  1. I don't think it's really sunk in yet, a few tears shed but pretty calm after the initial joy of that final out. Just love this team, these players, this community. It's been a pleasure to share this experience with you all. Let's win this thing!
  2. 1982, you held us together all these years. It's finally time for you to take a well deserved rest. There will be more to finally add to this franchise's legacy.
  3. I've been pretty calm this postseason but that last half inning I was feeling the nerves for the first time.
  4. The game is tied and it's only the 5th inning. The lineup is doing it's job, Vaughn's chance will come.
  5. Yeah baby! I love how the Brewers are the Boogeyman just stalking the Dodgers.
  6. Not sure a 2 out bunt is what I had in mind though.
  7. Dead cat bounce game. Keep grinding at bats, do what we do.
  8. Interesting. I was kind of assuming since he then became a free agent and signed a minor league deal later with the Brewers that would nullify any team control that would theoretically remain? I certainly don't know for sure, not an expert on the nuances there.
  9. If FS1 can pull close to similar ratings as if it were shown on FOX then I guess the execs might see it as a win/win.
  10. Pity the Brewers released him after 2024 or I believe he'd still be eligible for arbitration, if I'm understanding the timeline right? But as it is I'm hoping some team out there gives him Big Bucks™ this offseason after he becomes a World Series champion.
  11. Excerpt from a Yahoo Sports article That Bauers and Snell, former Rays farmhands who shared countless minor-league bus rides, ended up here, on this stage, is a testament to the long, winding, beautiful road that is professional baseball. Wednesday's two main characters have taken very different paths in the decade since they last shared a clubhouse. Snell stuck with Tampa Bay, achieving stardom, two Cy Youngs and around $139 million in career earnings. Bauers, meanwhile, couldn't quite find a foothold in The Show. He bounced from organization to organization as filler, as depth, as a backup plan. Twenty-six days before Snell penned his five-year, $182 million contract with the Dodgers in November 2024, Bauers was outrighted, effectively released, by the team he has since pushed within a game of the Fall Classic. But the Brewers, ahead of 2025, brought Bauers back on a minor-league deal. And through circumstance, faith, confidence, obstinance and determination, the 31-year-old SoCal kid finally turned himself into an impact major leaguer. This season, he was the best hitter on baseball's best team. Over the past few days, he has taken things to a whole new level, looking as dialed in as a ballplayer can be. "I've seen all the ups and downs he's been through, and it's been a lot of downs. So for him to go through this right now, he's earned it. Hats off to him," a conciliatory Snell shared after the game. "This is the best I've ever seen him play." That bolded quote from Snell, wow what a really gracious thing for him to say. Jake is such an easy guy to root for.
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