Brewcrew82

Technically not. Sal and G-Mitch switched places.

Because their two best hitters at the top are Diaz and Caminero.

Somehow, Game 4 of the NLDS still holds the IGT record at 56 pages. Surely we can do better tonight, right?

If they schedule it over the weekend, I think they'd be pushing close to a million people downtown. Bucks were reportedly half a million, and that was still during the pandemic with a much more localized fanbase. Brewers will draw not just the city of Milwaukee and the burbs, but the entire state and even out of state. I'm not especially well versed on the history of crowd sizes, but I would venture to guess it would be the largest single gathering in the history of the state given the two recent Packer parades have been in Green Bay in the middle of winter. Assuming they clinch it tonight or tomorrow, I personally vote for a Saturday parade down WI Avenue capped by a public ceremony at Summerfest as that holds more people than Am Fam.

Disagree. Chourio definitely has a path. Odds are basically even right now, with maybe a slight edge to Contreras. All it would really take is another multihit night, maybe with a HR, and an Ofer or 1/5 from Contreras. Contreras has been huge with the caught stealings and challenges, but Chourio himself has had some of the most impactful defensive plays in this series and leads in steals.

Nice little game within the game tomorrow is the battle between Wild Bill and JC for World Series MVP. If they do finish this off tomorrow, I would imagine whoever has the better game 4 takes it home. It's that close.

The Milwaukee Brewers are one win away from their first ever world championship. This is not a drill folks!

Meanwhile, same lineup as first two games from Murph. Pratt remains at SS.

Sounds like a complaint for next year's title run. I need this one ASAP.

Arranda OUT of the lineup tonight. That's a gutsy move by Cash the way he's hitting this series. He does have the typical lefty splits against lefties, but they're not that horrible. For comparison, he started every game this postseason, including against Fried and Messick.

Yeah, I really do like his fit vs. every Tampa hitter except for Caminero and Diaz. lol

Yeah. Kind of surprised they're not opting for a right handed opener like May or even Senza. Otherwise, going to have to spam sinkers against Diaz who does have issues elevating. And try to get Caminero to chase with 4 seamers above and sweepers below. Especially to Caminero he cannot afford an in-zone mistake.

Work sucks man. Otherwise, I'd be there no question and be able to save money by staying with family.

Gasser needs to be very careful about how he pitches Diaz and Caminero, especially with runners on. Otherwise, he can feel pretty free to go after the rest of this lineup which struggles against LHP. Needs to get ahead in counts like he did against the Dodgers. As far as the offense vs. Peralta, they couldn't know the plan of attack any better. Do exactly what you did on Saturday and what you've been doing the entire season and postseason. Wait him out by not swinging at the array of uncompetitive pitches you know he'll give you and be prepared to crush any mistakes. If he happens to not give you many mistakes, then get to their pen which struggles to bridge to Baker and co. Under no circumstances can you help Freddy out and let him become that bridge.

I honestly think the Rays are doing us a favor hitting Caminero cleanup. That being said, watch him hit a grand slam now tonight that I said that.