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  1. naivin
    With Mark Prior seemingly very unhappy with his present situation (being optioned to AAA), and perhaps even washed up, would anyone consider trading for him and giving Maddux a crack at helping him regain his greatness? Pretty sure the Cubs wouldn't go for it, but...
  2. naivin
    In light of today's trade with KC for another minor league cathcher, coupled with Toby Hall's injury and the fact that the Sox have absolutely no use for Mackowiak wouldn't a Rivera for Mackowiak deal make some sense? Might have to be evened out some how, but Mackowiak could provide back-up at 3B, 1B and outfield.
  3. naivin
    One word...Titanic! I saw a preview for Titanic several months before release and was very excited to see it, only to be kicked in the balls by Jack and Rose when it finally came time to see the movie. Can't the story of the Titanic and the production quality of the movie pretty much stand on its own, without that ridiculoius sub-plot that pretty much become the plot, and those two idiots running around the ship calling eachothers name? No, every stinking movie anymore has to be written for chicks. Rose should have died at the beginning of the movie, not the end. We'd all be a lot better off. "I'm flying! I'm flying!" "Jack!" "Rose!" "Jack!" "Rose!" Gimmie an ****** break!
  4. naivin
    4/$36, that's it? I thought he would command more. Sign the guy to play SS and lead off. Hall can go to 3B or OF and JJ Hrdy can be traded.
  5. naivin
    Julio Lugo. If you'd prefer him at SS, that'd work too (can then trade Hardy).
  6. naivin
    Does he have any more grandmothers? Far fewer words and a much more relaxed feel to that broadcast. Given the opportunity to get comfortable in the job, as far as I'm concerned, Coshun might be an upgrade.
  7. naivin
    I actually agree with Yost on this one. They need to just get a win right now. I'm thinking Rottino doesn't necessarily provide the best opportunity to do so. The guy was in the minor leagues (and will be again next season) for a reason. Had they not lost 7 in a row prior to tonight, I might agree with you. Put this losing streak in the rearview mirror first, then get these guys in there.
  8. naivin
    I was fully prepared to win only 1 or 2 games, but I really didn't think they'd go 0 for the trip. I guess the Brewers aren't as predictable as I thought they were.
  9. naivin
    Therein lies the problem. I don't care who the manager is, you're damned if you do and damned if you don't with this group. They'll find a way to lose either way.
  10. naivin
    The Brewers have achieved Fun Bad status. Its no longer even frustrating. It has become more like a comedy. What new way will they invent to stink out loud next?
  11. naivin
    Only problem, in this case you should have said Robin has no clue. You care to retract that statement, or is he an idiot too?
  12. naivin
    and more rare.
  13. naivin
    That must be the plan against taveras. Plunk him, then pick him off.
  14. naivin
    I assume Tomo will be batting lead off tonight?
  15. naivin
    Who cares? With the exception of Gwynn being in there, that is more or less what the line-up has looked like anyway. Bell gets time at 3B which doesn't matter when Cirrillo is the alternative - neither one is in the future plans, and Jenkins gets the occasional start, but the guys above are the ones who have been playing anyway.
  16. naivin
    And they were better than the Brewers at just about every position - perhaps including pitcher tonight.
  17. naivin
    Why do I hear Taps playing over and over in my head? Doesn't look like the Brewer offense is capable of scoring 2 runs tonight. Has the 2007 season officially begun? RIP: 2006 Milwaukee Brewers's Season.
  18. naivin
    I'm sorry, i called him Corey Hart. Of course I was talking about Corey Clemente.
  19. naivin
    YEah. Corey Hart has really been tearin' it up. Starting him against a dominant righty is definitely the way to go. Corey Hart should never take a day off.
  20. naivin
    You mean second guessing with the advantage of hindsight. The beauty is, had he taken Capuano out and someone else coughed that thing up, you could have criticized that decision too. Isn't being a fan easy?!
  21. naivin
    I have paid little or no attention to the Packers thus far and I hate pre-season football, but it seems that there may well be only an hour or so left in this year's Brewers' season as far as I am concerned. I'll start out watching the game, but if this one doesn't go well and the outcome becomes obvious in that first hour, I will in all liklihood switch over to the Packer game and officially close the book on the Brewers' season as far as meaningful games go. I said after the first loss in the series that I would hang in there until they lost their 4th game of this road trip. After that point, there is no reason for hope. If they somehow manage to win tonight I'll still be right there for one more day anyway (Oswalt, CVlemens, and Pettitte - Yay!). It is hard to be disappointed as the performance on this trip was all too predictable. This is just who the Milwaukee Brewers are.
  22. naivin
    Russel Branyan?
  23. naivin
    Maybe the time on the base paths will take him out of his groove. Gonna need more tha 2 runs.
  24. naivin
    Thank God for those BB'a in the first because since then, Byung-Hyun Seaver is really doing a number on the powerful Brewer offense. Looks like Sheets can only give up 1 run tonight.
  25. naivin
    Don't get me wrong, I hope the guy comes back and pitches 6-7 injury free seasons, but there appears to be nothing to indicate that is going to happen. At this point I think the Brewers have to do what the Cubs should have done wth Wood and Prior two years ago - proceed as if the guy is not going to be around, and treat whatever you get from Sheets as a bonus. Given his abilities, that could be a huge bonus, but if you try to pencil him in at the top of your rotation, you are doing your team and your fans a huge disservice.
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