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  1. It is 1 to nothing, not 10 to nothing in the 3rd inning.
  2. Rodriguez usually only go's 5 inning so I think we will get to him.
  3. Only one run is good for what it could have been.
  4. Your right, Brian Anderson did not say that in his pregame comments.
  5. Wow, Freddy Peralta is 3-0 vs Diamondbacks: NAME DATE TM OPP DEC GS ERA SO CG SHO SV IP H ER R HR BB HBP GF IBB TBF WP 1 Freddy Peralta 7/20/2019 MIL @ ARI 0 0.00 4 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 Freddy Peralta 7/21/2019 MIL @ ARI W 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 3 Freddy Peralta 6/4/2021 MIL vs ARI W 1 1.23 9 0 0 0 7.1 1 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 26 0 4 Freddy Peralta 6/22/2021 MIL @ ARI W 1 0.00 10 0 0 0 6.0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 23 1 Total 2 0.55 24 0 0 0 16.1 2 1 1 0 8 0 0 0 59 1
  6. From the Milwaukee Journal: Hudson, who has a 1.73 earned run average as arguably the team’s most valuable reliever this season in 62 ⅓ innings. The last part of that sentence, though, is a critical piece of the roster decision. Since becoming a reliever in 2019, Hudson’s previous career-high innings thrown in 64 ⅓ last season. This year, including his outings during a rehab assignment in early August, Hudson has already thrown 65 ⅓. The big southpaw’s velocity has been in decline as the workload has increased, too; his average fastball was 91.8 mph through the end of May, but in August was 90.2 mph and in Monday’s outing dipped to 89.3 mph. But Hudson had still been pitching well of late in terms of production. He hadn't allowed a hit over his last four outings and had allowed only three hits total in 11 ⅔ innings since coming back from an oblique injury that shelved him for two weeks in late July. “Bryan’s been a huge part of this. I believe he was an all-star and deserved to be an all-star, and I believe that he’s been a huge, integral part of this,” Murphy said. “But (the decision was made) because he has options and because we haven’t liked everything we’ve seen about how the ball’s coming out and how he’s responding and that type of thing. When you just look at the actual stuff that’s going on, we hope that we can get him a little refresher and rest to get it back to where he was earlier in the season. “We felt like because we’ve got so much depth on the pitching staff, that this would be a good time to get him a refresher, get his mechanics (right) and be a refresher so he can come back as strong as he wants.” Murphy indicated some time off will be part of Hudson’s plan with Nashville, as well as scheduling his outings in advance.
  7. This is all I could find. https://reviewingthebrew.com/2016/11/19/brewers-almost-drafted-mike-trout/#:~:text=Even though Trout was called,taking over for Nyjer Morgan.
  8. Great story, I forgot all about his neck injury, I sure do hope he is back to form for the playoffs and also Rhys Hoskins gets it back to being a .240 hitter for the playoffs which I know he can be after reaggravating his knee way back in May.
  9. Murphy just said Chourio made the record books, the youngest person ever to have 20 hrs and 20 stolen bases.
  10. Not sure, we didn't play the Cubs.
  11. Maybe Murphy has a plan, he sure helped Counsell when he was here.
  12. Jackson gives us breathing room.
  13. Adamas with an E sure didn't help.
  14. That is good news but why does my stomach do flip flops starting the 7th inning lately?
  15. I promise I won't say that .. Brewers are to the point of having to play .500 baseball to even make the playoffs with 17 games left. The losing must stop now.
  16. Civale and Montas improved enough to definitely overtake Rea. Rea's Last 6 starts, ERA is over 6.00 and given up 27 runs.
  17. I do not trust Rea or Meyers at all more than Montas and Civale. In fact Rea looks like he needs more rest after his last outing in SF.
  18. Agreed, The odds of the Brewers getting a bye now are EXTREMELY slim. Winning in Sept, only 3 of the last 9. It only gets harder also, after one more game against SF. The next 3 series we face AZ, Phil, and AZ again. They better get it together quickly and start scoring some runs.
  19. I seen enough of this game now.
  20. I would do it if we can, not sure what the rules are now. We played well bringing guys up and down earlier in the season but not sure if you can still do that.
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