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  1. formerlybis
    St. Louis can no longer catch the Brewers. No tears shed I’m MKE.
  2. formerlybis
    Schoolhouse Rock!
  3. formerlybis
    The Brewers have eliminated San Francisco. They're not waking up from this.
  4. formerlybis
    Pittsburgh has been eliminated, Not even the Fish can save them this time.
  5. formerlybis
    Cincinnati has been eliminated. For this one, I am reminded of the darkest moment in Cincy history:
  6. formerlybis
    Washington has been eliminated from catching us. The (g)Nats are No Pest any longer;
  7. formerlybis
    Back to watching both Cubs and Cardinals scores for a magic number melt off.
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  9. formerlybis
    I would have thought a poster named after a redhead beard would have gone for (but alas, it was before your time):
  10. formerlybis
    This is admittedly an inevitable thing with 24 games left, but the next win clinches a winning season. Easy to take it for granted from a September POV, but it was not a given from a March POV.
  11. formerlybis
    Colorado now eliminated - Rocky's not getting up off that mat...
  12. formerlybis
    We've eliminated our first team - the Marlins are officially a fish out of water:
  13. formerlybis
    Different sport, but I got paired up with an NBA ref a couple of years ago golfing. Very interesting perspectives - they do have a ranking system and the bottom 25% (I don’t remember the exact number) are put in watch for being replaced. This ref hated that. He was basing it on the idea that there was a high standard just to get the job, and not a huge amount of variation in their metrics from best to worst. I think baseball has more variation, plus is more possible to use technology, though.
  14. formerlybis
    We’re hitting a string of ‘82 heroes: 24: Ogilvie 23: Ted Simmons 22: Charlie Moore 21: Don Sutton 20: Gorman Thomas 19: Robin Yount
  15. formerlybis
    It's hard to say whether this matters or not, but there was some mention in a recent article about Chourio that the Spanish-speakers amongst the Brewers hang out on the road. He mentioned Montas as part of that group. I don't know the Reds roster very well (i.e., whether there was a group of Spanish-speaking players), but he seems to have been embraced fairly quickly here.
  16. formerlybis
    I was assuming the Brewers want pitchers other than Milner in the pen if all these other guys are healthy and effective. If that's the case, what do they have to do with Milner and when (thus my previous question about keeping him on the IL)?
  17. formerlybis
    I am not knowledgeable about how this works, so pardon my ignorance here. What is the situation with Milner? Can they just keep him on the IL, or do they have to do something with him relatively soon?
  18. formerlybis
    It's like the Sopranos. It's over. Find a new show
  19. formerlybis
    There’s an old adage that some baseball guru once said that every team wins 40 games and loses 40 games - it’s how you do with the other 80. Well, maybe not. The Chisox only have 30 wins so far and will have to win at a higher winning rate than they have so far to get to 40.
  20. formerlybis
    Looks like #29 won't last long, so give me a rather unsung member of the '82 Crew.
  21. formerlybis
    I think you've probably realized by now that you meant Collin. Everybody loves Rea, man!
  22. formerlybis
    The Ortiz steal also meant that Haase's grounder wasn't a double play. That's about as textbook a case of baserunning manufacturing a run as you can get. And after I made a comment about the runner-on-third-with less-than-two-outs they go and totally redeem themselves.
  23. formerlybis
    I do wonder whether the philosophical aversion to conceding outs is to blame here. Going for the big inning results in a goose egg way too often with this team.
  24. formerlybis
    Given how often his pitch count balloons, this philosophy is an understandable adjustment. I’d like him to find a happy medium, though.
  25. formerlybis
    Thanks for your continued excellent work. I just looked at the MLB.com standings page, which includes a column for the last 10 games. Brewers are 7-3, which surprised me - that 3-game skid were the only losses. The vibe has felt more like treading water, but I guess not really.
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