RobertCrawley
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Slider didn't slide. Good night and good luck.
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The dude with one eye strikes out.
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I wonder if he called off Miz.
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I think that's an error, not a hit.
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This is how we do it.
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I get the feeling Levering thinks he should bring the humor like Ueck did. I wish he would stop.
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Durbin the last 15 days: OBP .258 Siegler the last 15 days: OBP .421
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In an interview, Murph says Siegler has a "knack for getting on base." I think that's probably what he likes.
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Ok. First walk. Let's see if Miz can keep his focus.
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Or John Maynard Keynes, for that matter.
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His sinker and lively 4 seamer look exactly the same coming out of his hand. They're having a tough time picking it up right now.
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Miz is more of a pitcher tonight, working the batters and trying to hit his spots. He's not trying to blow the 102 past anyone. Edit: Until that final 101 heater down the middle.
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Wow, Collins. Not a good eye.
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What was Pfaadt thinking.
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Well struck RBI by Vaughn.
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And then was robbed of a strike. Could be another night of bad umping from MLB.
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Great point by Rock that Miz has been really good at home. He needs to learn to pitch in hostile territory.
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The last 30 days Durbin has a batting average of .202 (last 7 days, .179) and OBP of .258. He's been good in moments, and I would put him in the lineup tonight, but he's had stretches of rough weather.
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Seems kind of college baseball-ish, but maybe it works.
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He's shown that he is capable of being a shutdown pitcher. That may not appear again this year, but then again, it might.
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I get nostalgic too. I loved the old County Stadium, as cantankerous as it was. I guess in those days I hoped the Brewers would make it to the postseason again but it was not an expectation. I especially liked that some of the players parked their cars out front, so I could take my son out there and wait for an autograph. Some of the players were really good about sticking around and giving a kid a wonderful memory. I remember one night when José Valentín stood in the parking lot for quite a while and signed every single request.
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I definitely remember the days of August/September when we lingered mid-pack or worse and the stadium was empty. The only positive was cheap tickets in really good seats.
