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  1. MLB stepping in might be the best path forward from the Brewers perspective. Bad guy isn't in the room that way and there's an obvious ability to point to how it hurts the team. I don't really get the impression that Uribe is arrogant enough to think he's bigger than the team is and I suspect he listens to Contreras, even if Contreras isn't as good as Freddy was at helping him keep his emotions in check to some degree.
  2. His regular thing he's done after getting the 3rd out in the 9th and he added some hip action in the general direction of the Cardinals dugout... and that was after some not so great reactions to ball and strike calls and a challenge from the Cardinals. It wasn't great. It also wasn't the worst thing I've ever seen. It was dumb but....
  3. Man I enjoy beating the Cardinals. Not on the level of beating the Cubs currently, but I've hated the Cardinals since 1982, so it's still pretty sweet.
  4. I agree he needs to be talked to, but I guess I see it as part of who he is. You can't and probably shouldn't try to yell at him and expect him to be someone he's not. He does need to understand that at some point that kind of demonstrative stuff and his inability to control his emotions hurts the team. He was stepping over that line today, but I sure don't want Murphy talking to him like he's LaRussa in his hypocritical prime.
  5. As he should. Biggest obstacle to his success is between his ears. Ironically, it's also what helps make him, as is true for a lot of us. He's better at harnessing it than he once was, but there's still some growth to undergo.
  6. Meh. It's mostly because it's not June and they've already had double digit winning streaks (twice already) and now losing streaks.
  7. Yeah, that's where it breaks down. They don't have a Molitor. Nobody does, really.
  8. The 2026 Cubs are starting to remind me of the Brewers Team Streak in 1987. Won 13 to open the season, ran it to 20-3 and then lost 12 straight. Fell all the way to below .500 by the all star break and then won like 45 of their last 65 games, won 91 games overall but missed the playoffs.
  9. That would explain why some of the fans were talking about hiring an Etsy Witch on Cubs Reddit the other day.
  10. Once again, Contreras getting his power back is and will be huge for this lineup!
  11. It's a bit more defensible in the playoffs because with the days off they are literally seeing the best teams best pitchers pretty much every night. Still not good enough but understandable to a degree.
  12. Lineup just wasn't competitive the lst two days. They might have lost both anyway but the bats are making the Dodgers pitchers look dominant.
  13. Henderson was shaky against the Dodgers in game 1 but he got it done. Against most teams I think he's fine, and the pairing with Patrick, when it happens, makes his day nearly on a 2nd starter level. 4th and 5th spots are looking a little less secure than they were 10 days ago.
  14. Losing to them sucks. I don't hate the team really. I do hate their fans who act like the Dodgers are playing the same game everyone else is. They are if it's a 6 team league, and I'll give them credit for being good at using their massive resource advantage (unlike, say, the Mets who are not good at it), but their fans act like they were the only team who thought to try to acquire Ohtani.
  15. Well, missed his spot on the HR, but oddly I'd rather have that than pitching scared like Drohan did with Tucker. Got in front of him and then pitched like he was terrified of him until he had to throw a strike with predictable results. Some of the same stuff was going on yesterday. If any team is going to expose the back half of the rotation and the and back half of your pen, it's the Dodgers. That happened yesterday with both and today (eventually) with Sproat. Sproat coming in giving things the gas can treatment is pretty disappointing. Ah well. Even if they don't win today (lol) they're 14-6 on the month with Mis and Harrison to open the Cardinals series. Go Brewers!
  16. Henderson pulled a little bit of a Houdini act in game 1 if I'm being honest. He was competitive, but he probably could have thrown the same pitches all night and just as easily have given up 3+. If I'm being honest I just don't have a ton of faith in Gasser even going into last night.
  17. Gasser's going to make me super nervous all night.
  18. Regardless I'm sure the Dodgers are very upset.
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