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  1. Man, I thought Sal had a HR there. Great catch by Myers. Didnt Myers get injured in a game against Milwaukee earlier this season?
  2. I hate that Drohan gave up a run there, but he limited the damage to one run. I appear to be in the minority here, but I trust him more than I trust Harrison as we approach October. As best I can recall, Drohan has yet to have multiple starts where he completely imploded. I believe he will be a key contributor to our continued success in the next five seasons.
  3. I like this announcer combo - BA & Vinny!
  4. I’d like Turang to get a couple of days off to rest & get ready for the home stretch. He could fall below .250 this weekend.
  5. Are we about to get a rain delay? I’m not a fan of Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. I do love both ballparks though.
  6. 44 for Fischer … mercy! https://x.com/BiloxiShuckers/status/2095662624457318708/video/1?s=61
  7. Crow-Armstrong is similar in his build to Ben Oglivie from the early 80’s Brewers. Both have excellent power for thin men.
  8. Here is a long answer to a short question: I have some health challenges that limit & restrict travel, so I no longer travel to preach & teach. I’m a “coach” to pastors & churches nationwide - primarily via video calls from my home office. I’m in a unique season as I “wind down” my career. I turned 65 earlier this year & I plan to continue working full-time until April 2028 when I turn 67. Essentially, I’ve chosen to work for free in 2026 & 2027 [I no longer charge coaching fees] as I prepare for retirement. It’s a fun season & I’m more “on call” & far less structured than I’ve been for many years. I’m plenty busy, but not too busy! To better understand what I do in serving pastors & churches - please read these questions & responses: How many years has Ed Funderburk Ministries existed? I launched EFM in the Fall of 2017 after serving 33 years in pastoral ministry in five different churches. How do I assist pastors & churches? My primary goal as a coach: I want to be easy to talk to about hard things. I coach lead pastors, executive pastors & teams, young leaders being groomed for future promotions & a few under-performing staff members who may benefit from an outside voice. I provide wisdom, counsel & best practices to those I coach. I offer “emotionally detached” outside perspective - good old-fashioned “common sense.” The fruit [by-product] of my work is healthy leaders, vibrant cultures & growing churches. What changes have I made to how I serve churches? As I was praying about my final two years of full-time work, I realized this closing chapter of ministry requires that I become more flexible & less rigid in how I serve pastors & churches. So, I made a few specific changes to my coaching model. I moved to a less structured, more spontaneous - call as needed - coaching model … all at no charge. I love my work. I have quality relationships with hundreds of pastors. Prior to my sickness, I traveled to well over 400 churches in 43 states.
  9. I thought so too … but if correct, why is Bauers in RF again tonight?
  10. I know this is the in game thread, but I thought I’d share one of my favorite photos:
  11. Kuhnel will probably get signed tonight & pitch four innings for Chicago tomorrow night
  12. I’m not alone. My family doesn’t understand “how” I watch Brewers & Packers games. When they win - I’m more relieved than excited.
  13. Watching Coun$ell’s postgame is worth the time. Twice, he emphasized that Yelich’s HR wasn’t hit that well & was only out at Wrigley on a night with the wind blowing out. He also referred to Milwaukee as “the best team in baseball” suggesting that to beat them you must play great defense rather than good defense.
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