MadScientist

Even if both are still a little rusty, they should have no problems exceeding the production of Perkins and Jones.

The balls have eyes.

If this happened against the Brewers, I'd be annoyed and frustrated. As it is, I'm enjoying every minute of it,

If LA's overspending brings in a salary cap (and floor, or a good raise to the minimum wage), I'll be ok with it for this season. Otherwise Dodger Stadium can slide into the ocean.

Outfields are so overrated.

This is like yesterday's winning rally, except the balls have been intentionally bunted.

Finally!

Poorest contact rally ever, but I'll take it. Now finish them.

They definitely don't look like MLB uniforms, and they shouldn't use that logo when playing Washington. Maybe they will forget about them after this game.

If he crowds the plate, he should expect to get hit and take it like Don Baylor. It's not against the rules to pitch inside, and if you are going for the inside corner, you are better off missing inside than out over the plate. Or he can learn to hit the up and in ball better so pitchers will attack somewhere else. Also, even if the Brewers don't go after him, William should pound the glove behind Wilson's head every pitch.

The Brewers don't have much in the way of big boppers, so they have to do everything they do to score runs. And by doing so, the put tremendous pressure on the other team, leading to more mistakes. I'd like to see Chourio and Vaughn come back and give the lineup more pop, because it's harder to string together a bunch of hits against top pitching. But they still have to play the exciting, hustling, and annoying (to other team) ball that they are known for. For a number of years, the Brewers were successful at exploiting rules to maximize wins that MLB has cracked down on - excessive shifting (banned), the AAA shuttle to keep relievers fresh (limited to 3x per year), and unlimited September call-ups (now only 2). Now the Brewers are built to exploit the rules that MLB changed in exactly the way MLB wanted - more hits through the infield, more SB, and more exciting defensive plays.

First pitch, high and tight from Miz.

Didn't hurt too much.

Thanks Caleb for helping your old team out.

The second opinion may be routine at that level, but it sounds like he got a diagnosis he didn't want to hear.