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  1. Black grounded out to third (5-3),Mitchell scored, Adames to second, Contreras to third. Hoskins grounded out to shortstop via pitcher’s heal (1-6-3), Contreras scored, Adames to third.
  2. With a bad (or surgically repaired) back,I highly doubt it.
  3. The epitome of small ball. Brewers win with scoring 2 runs by infield groundouts. A big thank you to the great Billy Beane.
  4. I seriously hope that Frelick gets traded this off-season he has been such a disappointment.
  5. Billy can’t lay off those pitches above his head.
  6. Babe Ruth has something to say about that.
  7. Looks like they’re pitching around Smith. Especially after the previous series.
  8. Shot inning for both pitchers. Another 1-0 affair?
  9. Too early to be counting games. Almost 7 weeks left.
  10. SF, the difference between the bottom of the sixth and the top-o-seven = 1 run.
  11. That’s what happens when you’re playing on the ledge.
  12. Pat Murphy is playing with fire this inning.
  13. Except he can’t throw 100 mph and less control. But other than that I agree, also a former Orioles.
  14. Jim Slaton, “The Vulture”? I think you are referring to Brent Suter. Slaton was an extremely valuable Brewer pitcher of the 70’s and 80’s. He also brought Ben Oglivie to the Brewers in a 1977 trade with the Tigers and had more than a half dozen excellent seasons pitching in Milwaukee. He played a major role in the bullpen and as a swing starter with the ‘82 World Series team,
  15. The best move might be to keep Hall pitching in Nashville this season as long as possible. I’m not familiar with the 60-day IL rules as how long he can continue his rehab stint. Even though he has pitched adequately during his rehab in the MiLB this year with all the other options available he is still down on the list of MLB ready pitchers. At this point in the season I would rule out even looking at him as a SP with the stats he accumulated with the Brewers earlier this year (16.1 IP, 7.71 ERA, 2.265 WHIP, 27 H, 10 BB, 4 HR) unless he would fill the 1 inning starter role. Pitchers that are ahead of him if healthy and ready as you noted would be; Megill, Hudson and Wilson. With the experience of Peguero, Milner and even Ross in a pressure filled pennant race they would be preferable to Hall’s 1 year with Baltimore in 2023. Misi and Yoho should be completely off the table unless utter disaster happens. There is no reason to do anything with Ashby any longer this year.
  16. By jove I think you’re onto something.
  17. You by no means have a great history on this site. Clean your own doorstep.
  18. Thank you. I’m sorry I have a different opinion than you do. I’ll change it to 19-9 so I can have a similar opinion as yours. You’ve successfully have shamed me. Please forgive me, I’ll try to be better for you.
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