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  1. Joseph Zarr
    To address the question at the end of your write-up @damuelle, I am going to go the order of my joy watching these young men play for the Sounds in this season to date: (1) Wilson (2) Singleton (3) Dahl (4) Mathias (5) White I think Wilson clearly has the versatility needed to get a chance at replacing either Hiura or Brosseau for a spell to see if there is something there. Singleton is a joy to watch play the game of baseball - as I touched on an earlier Minor League Report, his defense is vastly underrated.
  2. Joseph Zarr
    To address the question at the end of your write-up @damuelle, I am going to go the order of my joy watching these young men play for the Sounds in this season to date: (1) Wilson (2) Singleton (3) Dahl (4) Mathias (5) White I think Wilson clearly has the versatility needed to get a chance at replacing either Hiura or Brosseau for a spell to see if there is something there. Singleton is a joy to watch play the game of baseball - as I touched on an earlier Minor League Report, his defense is vastly underrated.
  3. Joseph Zarr
    To address the question at the end of your write-up @damuelle, I am going to go the order of my joy watching these young men play for the Sounds in this season to date: (1) Wilson (2) Singleton (3) Dahl (4) Mathias (5) White I think Wilson clearly has the versatility needed to get a chance at replacing either Hiura or Brosseau for a spell to see if there is something there. Singleton is a joy to watch play the game of baseball - as I touched on an earlier Minor League Report, his defense is vastly underrated.
  4. Joseph Zarr
    To address the question at the end of your write-up @damuelle, I am going to go the order of my joy watching these young men play for the Sounds in this season to date: (1) Wilson (2) Singleton (3) Dahl (4) Mathias (5) White I think Wilson clearly has the versatility needed to get a chance at replacing either Hiura or Brosseau for a spell to see if there is something there. Singleton is a joy to watch play the game of baseball - as I touched on an earlier Minor League Report, his defense is vastly underrated.
  5. Joseph Zarr
    We can juxtapose that HR call from Joey Zanaboni to his Home HR call of the Nats' Sammy Infante from Saturday 4/16: and it is quite clear Hedbert received the Visitor's treatment. ?
  6. Joseph Zarr
    We can juxtapose that HR call from Joey Zanaboni to his Home HR call of the Nats' Sammy Infante from Saturday 4/16: and it is quite clear Hedbert received the Visitor's treatment. ?
  7. Joseph Zarr
    We can juxtapose that HR call from Joey Zanaboni to his Home HR call of the Nats' Sammy Infante from Saturday 4/16: and it is quite clear Hedbert received the Visitor's treatment. ?
  8. Joseph Zarr
    We can juxtapose that HR call from Joey Zanaboni to his Home HR call of the Nats' Sammy Infante from Saturday 4/16: and it is quite clear Hedbert received the Visitor's treatment. ?
  9. Joseph Zarr
    Woof. That's a bummer.
  10. Joseph Zarr
    Ben Fennell back interviewing with Andy Herman on 'Pack a Day' I always love what Ben Fennell has to say. He doesn't and won't put together draft guides, but he has access to the NFL Film database and can get any down and distance or contextualized play scenario at his fingertips unlike nearly all other analysts. A very good interview here - I highly recommend giving it a listen if you have the time.
  11. Joseph Zarr
    Seeing A.J. Brown, Deebo Samuel, and Terry McClaurin holding out of all team activities demanding new deals has me thinking the Packers may have accidentally gotten ahead of the curve of 'WR's are now a spot on your roster you need to find an impactful rookie on a 4-5 year cheap deal before he demands you give him that high-priced new deal'. I, for one, am pretty grateful we can turn attention toward Jaire.
  12. Joseph Zarr
    Bold article @Brent Sirvio. I appreciate the discussions it is provoking in the comment sections! And, I thank you for your thoughts and elocution. I have to go the way of my good cohorts @CheeseheadInQC, @sveumrules, and @Ron Robinsons Beard: I fairly quickly and easily disagree with your premise and conclusions. I would also point out, and I believe it is worth mentioning: when you win a Cy Young with a young Ace having the best season of his career and your entire starting staff has outlier seasons of excellence the catcher definitely plays a part and deserves some accolades in that ring of successes and celebrations. From a Brewers fan perspective, 2021 was a year to celebrate after Narvaez's ho-hum 2020. But, really, on a personal level: I simply do not place judgments of any kind on the COVID year that was 2020. The world was unhinged, a true mess, and athletic routines were up-ended just as all our lives experienced the same. When I look at the Brewers roster, and when I watch Brewers games, Omar Narvaez and his overall play is very very far down the list of things I complain about. The true sunk cost, as it currently plays out, on this Brewers roster pretty clearly resides in the left field grass batting third in the lineup. ?
  13. Joseph Zarr
    Bold article @Brent Sirvio. I appreciate the discussions it is provoking in the comment sections! And, I thank you for your thoughts and elocution. I have to go the way of my good cohorts @CheeseheadInQC, @sveumrules, and @Ron Robinsons Beard: I fairly quickly and easily disagree with your premise and conclusions. I would also point out, and I believe it is worth mentioning: when you win a Cy Young with a young Ace having the best season of his career and your entire starting staff has outlier seasons of excellence the catcher definitely plays a part and deserves some accolades in that ring of successes and celebrations. From a Brewers fan perspective, 2021 was a year to celebrate after Narvaez's ho-hum 2020. But, really, on a personal level: I simply do not place judgments of any kind on the COVID year that was 2020. The world was unhinged, a true mess, and athletic routines were up-ended just as all our lives experienced the same. When I look at the Brewers roster, and when I watch Brewers games, Omar Narvaez and his overall play is very very far down the list of things I complain about. The true sunk cost, as it currently plays out, on this Brewers roster pretty clearly resides in the left field grass batting third in the lineup. ?
  14. Joseph Zarr
    Bold article @Brent Sirvio. I appreciate the discussions it is provoking in the comment sections! And, I thank you for your thoughts and elocution. I have to go the way of my good cohorts @CheeseheadInQC, @sveumrules, and @Ron Robinsons Beard: I fairly quickly and easily disagree with your premise and conclusions. I would also point out, and I believe it is worth mentioning: when you win a Cy Young with a young Ace having the best season of his career and your entire starting staff has outlier seasons of excellence the catcher definitely plays a part and deserves some accolades in that ring of successes and celebrations. From a Brewers fan perspective, 2021 was a year to celebrate after Narvaez's ho-hum 2020. But, really, on a personal level: I simply do not place judgments of any kind on the COVID year that was 2020. The world was unhinged, a true mess, and athletic routines were up-ended just as all our lives experienced the same. When I look at the Brewers roster, and when I watch Brewers games, Omar Narvaez and his overall play is very very far down the list of things I complain about. The true sunk cost, as it currently plays out, on this Brewers roster pretty clearly resides in the left field grass batting third in the lineup. ?
  15. Joseph Zarr
    Bold article @Brent Sirvio. I appreciate the discussions it is provoking in the comment sections! And, I thank you for your thoughts and elocution. I have to go the way of my good cohorts @CheeseheadInQC, @sveumrules, and @Ron Robinsons Beard: I fairly quickly and easily disagree with your premise and conclusions. I would also point out, and I believe it is worth mentioning: when you win a Cy Young with a young Ace having the best season of his career and your entire starting staff has outlier seasons of excellence the catcher definitely plays a part and deserves some accolades in that ring of successes and celebrations. From a Brewers fan perspective, 2021 was a year to celebrate after Narvaez's ho-hum 2020. But, really, on a personal level: I simply do not place judgments of any kind on the COVID year that was 2020. The world was unhinged, a true mess, and athletic routines were up-ended just as all our lives experienced the same. When I look at the Brewers roster, and when I watch Brewers games, Omar Narvaez and his overall play is very very far down the list of things I complain about. The true sunk cost, as it currently plays out, on this Brewers roster pretty clearly resides in the left field grass batting third in the lineup. ?
  16. Joseph Zarr
    Muh Man! Could literally not agree more. This young man is electric and is the real jaw-dropping prospect to man that important SS position. He has that 'It' that you just do not see that often. His defense is, honestly, incredible with an accurate cannon of an arm to boot.
  17. Joseph Zarr
    Muh Man! Could literally not agree more. This young man is electric and is the real jaw-dropping prospect to man that important SS position. He has that 'It' that you just do not see that often. His defense is, honestly, incredible with an accurate cannon of an arm to boot.
  18. Joseph Zarr
    Muh Man! Could literally not agree more. This young man is electric and is the real jaw-dropping prospect to man that important SS position. He has that 'It' that you just do not see that often. His defense is, honestly, incredible with an accurate cannon of an arm to boot.
  19. Joseph Zarr
    Muh Man! Could literally not agree more. This young man is electric and is the real jaw-dropping prospect to man that important SS position. He has that 'It' that you just do not see that often. His defense is, honestly, incredible with an accurate cannon of an arm to boot.
  20. Joseph Zarr
    I do quite a bit of chainsaw and forestry work on my 40 or so acres of upland forest and, even though I've been feeling trees for years, I still make mistakes. This bugs me. Even though I tend to have an understanding about the makeup of a tree's fibers and how it will cut and what I can get away with given the state of my chain or other considerations, I still can mess up. AND, when you mess up a cut on, say, an 80-100' tree the results typically aren't in your favor?. Before the In-Laws came I was felling a gnarly Lodgepole Pine the previous landowners had, for some inexplicable reason, let grow in the SE corner of the only fenced garden area on the property. It wasn't tall, per say, but it was very very beefy. A substantial tree. And, I made my face cut entirely too deep because I was trying to cut corners. I left too much residual branch weight on the back of the tree. The end result: 2 snapped felling wedges; a near bent chainsaw bar; me diving into a garden bed as I got the read on the tree; and my 10' fence in shambles for a few sections. That bugged me...
  21. Joseph Zarr
    Serious question: How have I never heard of Michael Menet on the Packers? Was this an in-season PS addition? I used to be 'Mr. Practice Squad' obscure roster reference. Now, I'm just old and lazy. Your depth of knowledge reminds me of my younger days. I love to see it!
  22. Joseph Zarr
    The Bucks might be the best team in the League at pulling out victories when they can't shoot. They have an uncanny ability. And, it's the sign of a 'good' team. Let's hope for better basketball ahead. We know they are capable of great basketball on any given night...just as we know they are capable of games like this.
  23. Joseph Zarr
    One thing remains true: Ethan Small has an incredible change-up. That pitch is filthy. He just continues to ascend off an incredibly successful stint over the winter. It's hard not to be excited about what he is doing and what he might become when he gets his chance.
  24. Joseph Zarr
    One thing remains true: Ethan Small has an incredible change-up. That pitch is filthy. He just continues to ascend off an incredibly successful stint over the winter. It's hard not to be excited about what he is doing and what he might become when he gets his chance.
  25. Joseph Zarr
    It's early, but I think we might need to send a VooDoo Doctor to the bats in Appleton.
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