kestrel79

You brought up a good point as well in how DEEP this team is. Let's say the Rays win a couple more and this series goes to 6 or 7 games. Sal and Bauers get hurt on their diving plays. We could plug in Lara and Vaughn and not miss a beat. I don't remember other Brewers playoff teams having this kinda depth. It's pretty insane.

I agree. Unless we trade for a younger, cheaper catcher I am ok with resigning him in hopes he ages like a Yadi Molina. It's a premium position that can affect the entire pitching staff as well.

We won the World Series and all 3 players contributed. Yes it was a success.

As someone who has tickets for game 6, I hope you are right. But my wallet does not.

Some of those Roughing the Pass calls against us were so insane, especially after how many times Love has been teed off on so far this year with almost 0 calls. It's a bad look and looks rigged.

I think it's going to be the exact same playoff roster as the last two rounds. But I'd love to be surprised.

I bought WS tix yesterday for gm 6. Prices were insane, but you only live once and who knows if this might ever happen again. Looks pretty picked over already on the site today for the Wisconsin presale. This reminds me of a huge concert with the on demand pricing.

All great points here. Glad I wasn't alone in screaming at the TV after Abner walks the first two guys on, after 3 hitters get him outta there and go to Hall right away to face Ohtani and Smith. Our outfield is fun to watch. They are all fast, seem to always be in the right spot, and can make diving or leaping catches at will. Having both Lara and Sal as options out in right is great regardless who is in. Cooper silently had a great game. 3 hits, a stolen base that led to a run. Good to see Joey get a hit late too after looking terrible all playoffs so far. How about Gasser man? Him and Hall coming on late has completely changed the vibe and look of this team and pitching staff as a whole. It wasn't flashy with the big K numbers like Snell, but he out performed him. Amazing job.

Protect this man at all costs. You are The One. The Oracle.

Wow that made my brain explode. Watching the game live, and after watching the Brewers play on TV at Miller Park my whole life and seeing probably thousands of foul balls...when he hit that, my brain right away said it's foul. France not running either made me think the same thing. That was my no math gut response and I'm sticking with it.

Was at both games, pretty incredible atmosphere. The fans have been great, even during the tense moments. There weren't as many lulls in the crowd when we did something bad or were losing that I remember from other playoff games in the past since 2008. Funny someone brought up 2018 game 2 NLCS yesterday when Jeffress gave up a big homer to Turner late and we ended up losing. During yesterdays game they had none other than "Brewers Legend" Jeremy Jeffress on the big video board telling the crowd to get fired up and I thought for sure it was going to jinx us late. Glad we have been winning these Playoffs so far, but still we have yet to play to our full potential. Still too many errors and sloppy play. But still finding way to win and stay in the game and fight and that's what good teams do. Pretty awesome to witness and experience what a ride so far!

Yeli getting that hit last night was probably the loudest I've ever heard that stadium during the middle of a game.

I was at the game last night, and during his 2nd or 3rd at bat he swung and seemed to have a really awkward swing the rest of the night. He's already banged up and then must of tweaked something else because after that his ABs looked even worse.

What did you guys think of the balk? I was at the game and Dodgers guy that picked off Bauers his move looked more like a balk to me than Miz. Kind of a BS call that could of really went against us. Yes can we please win by more than 5 runs and the bats just go off? We are winning, but we are FAR from playing what we are capable of yet.

Thank you for bringing this game back into my memory...I seem to recall a shaky Jeffress blowing it late. He looked toast in the post season that year.