Brian

OMG, this dos'nt look good now and thy all celebrated with champagne yesterday, dumb idea 2 years in a row.

Was Peralta sick, I didn't hear that?

Freddie dosent have it pull him soon.

This postseason Brewers roster was on MLB.com But I sure don't like Brian Anderson on it except that he can play multiple positions. What could the postseason roster look like? After playing with a 28-man roster in September, teams revert to 26 players with a maximum of 13 pitchers in each round of the postseason, with rosters due prior to the first pitch of each Game 1. The biggest variable is the breakdown of pitchers and hitters; some teams might go with as few as 10 pitchers in a best-of-three series, and others might max out at 13. Based on the Brewers' current personnel, it seems like the final choice is between Adrian Houser as an extra "length" option or Brian Anderson as an extra defender. Since the Brewers have only found three plate appearances for Anderson in two games over the last full month, it sure seems they don't see any role for him in the postseason. But if he's not on the roster, it means carrying only one extra infielder who can play second, third and short. That seems thin. So, we threw a dart and went with 11 pitchers, 15 position players. C: William Contreras, Victor Caratini 1B: Carlos Santana, Rowdy Tellez 2B: Brice Turang, Andruw Monasterio 3B: Josh Donaldson, Brian Anderson SS: Willy Adames OF: Sal Frelick, Garrett Mitchell, Blake Perkins, Tyrone Taylor, Christian Yelich DH: Mark Canha SP: Corbin Burnes SP: Brandon Woodruff SP: Freddy Peralta RP: Devin Williams RP: Joel Payamps RP: Abner Uribe RP: Hoby Milner RP: Trevor Megill RP: Elvis Peguero RP: Bryse Wilson RP: Wade Miley

With all the dumb posts I see, why you on my ass??? Also, the postseason picture has changed also again. https://www.mlb.com/postseason

Oh, my point was just to see who we will probably play, because we have trouble with AZ as compared to Miami. I would much rather play Miami. I think we may be out rather quickly if we play AZ. and I don't like being depressed. LOL

The Brewers haven’t typically done “personal catchers” during the Craig Counsell era, but perhaps they are making an exception for Corbin Burnes as he tries to lock in with midseason approaching. Victor Caratini has caught each of Burnes’ last three starts and seven of Burnes’ last nine after William Contreras caught three of the first four. The Brewers’ primary catcher, Contreras, has received high praise for his development as a receiver -- and he deserves it -- but for whatever reason, the Burnes-Caratini battery has fared better. Here are Burnes’ numbers this season by catcher, going into Tuesday’s scheduled start at Minnesota: Caratini (8 starts): 2.08 ERA, .476 OPS, 6.5 innings per start, 3.6 strikeouts per walk Contreras (5 starts): 5.96 ERA, .816 OPS, 5.1 innings per start, 1.6 strikeouts per walk Burnes has surrendered more total bases (47) with Contreras as his catcher than he has with Caratini (43) -- in almost exactly half the innings.

I would rather play the Marlins than the D Backs anyway. We are 2-4 against the D Backs this season and 3-1 so far against the Marlins this season. But obviously we play the Marlins a 3 games series starting tonight.

NL Wild Card Series (Oct. 3)Best-of-three format (all games at higher seed)Marlins (6) at Brewers (3)D-backs (5) at Phillies (4) NL Division Series (starts Oct. 7)Best-of-five formatPhillies/D-backs at BravesBrewers/Marlins at Dodgers

https://www.mlb.com/postseason

Yippiee its over Cubs lose 8 to 6.

Good for the Pirates!

Pirates 5 beating Cubs 4 in the the bottom of the 8th inning.

I think now that Molina and Pujols are gone they lost the player leadership that doesn't exist anymore on the team.

Now that this series is over I can say the Cardinals looked really bad.

Yes but he keeps the hitters off balance.

El caballo de Olaya, Julio Teherán pitching. I didn't even know he came off the injured list.

Miley is 36 now so next year 37. I think the Brewers management like him because he is like having an extra coach on the team also.

Looks like a day for Andrew Chafin to pitch.

Jordan Walker looks like he didn't sleep at all last night.

Cards Look beat today.

If your not used to a position it is not that easy because I played 3rd base and I sucked in the outfield.

The Cards look tired. Frelick took advantage of them missing that foul pop fly.

Miley is pitching good though and he needed an extra breather and let a ball from Caratini go into center field. Then he got the ball back and said he wanted another one. Tim Dillard brought it to my attention. So he got a free minute to catch his breath. That is a veteran move.