It’s beautiful. My wife & I attended the game where Yount got hit #3001. I scheduled a trip three weeks out & projected he would get #3000 in Baltimore. He did so against Cleveland two nights earlier than I guessed.
Hopefully they learned from last year’s slow fade to the finish line that led to an embarrassing four game sweep by the Dodgers.
Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.
Play to win every game.
When a player tells you who he is - believe him.
What a horrible decision to start Harrison today.
That choice was the equivalent of saying: “it’s okay to lose this game … we’re really good & can coast to the finish line.”
Speaking of runs … we’re running out of innings to play catch up.
This was a very winnable game until the decision was made to bump May & start Harrison. Disappointing.
Stallings may not have the talent or pedigree of many Brewers prospects, but so far in 2026, he knows how to get outs at the major league level. That should count for something. He’s looked better than the trade deadline relievers.
This is the wiser approach for Harrison & Sproat. Hopefully they both figure it out soon. But don’t plan on them succeeding & being starters for the big league team.
Harrison made that clear before today … he should be placed on the IL for mental weakness or optioned to make room for someone who can eat innings & save the bullpen arms.
Some things are obvious … even to the average fan
for example:
Everyone “knew” the Packers offensive line would struggle against a Flores led Vikings defense. The game only reinforced what was obvious to anyone paying attention.
Everyone should have known that both Sproat & Harrison are “done” for the 2026 season. There was no need to waste a few games to verify that belief. It was obvious based on recent outings.