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Sounded pretty loud at the beginning, intros, etc and then just kind of petered out toward the end. Comparing it to Cleveland that serenaded opposing relievers, constant noise, etc

Was the crowd as bad as it seemed? Sounded pretty quiet and dead for a World Series game.

I would lean toward at least Yount, Molitor, and Uecker, but there's always a fatal flaw in these Mount Rushmore conversations surrounding proportions. Certainly there are 4 presidents on the face of the rock, but Gutzon Borglum only had to pick out of 29 options. A full 14% of all qualified presidents are on Mount Rushmore. The Brewers have had 1,000+ players, 4 ownership groups, and well 1 radio announcer which leaves room for over 140 faces.

Thank you Ben for the amount of time that clearly goes into each of these reports. What a grand and unique community that exists here due to the care and hard work of people like you.

And now Fischer with #48 (off a position player but they all count)

2 more home runs for Braylon Payne, now 28 total this year.

Of the players above him in the list, only 13 are eligible for the HOF and didn't make it (assuming Pujols gets in). Only 5 of those played in the last 100 years. 19th Century / Pioneer Era (~1876–1900) Mike Tiernan Fred Carroll Dead-ball Era (~1901–1919) Sherry Magee Jimmy Sheckard Stuffy McInnis Donie Bush Shoeless Joe Jackson (ineligible) Live-Ball / Classic Era (~1920–1946) Buddy Lewis Integration / Expansion Era (~1947–1968) Jim Fregosi Vada Pinson Free Agency Era (~1969–1993) Cesar Cedeno Modern Era (~1994–2011) Alex Rodriguez Jason Heyward

Favre and Rodgers both won rings. Maybe if Counsell was manager in 2008, he would have a better chance and anything is possible in the future as time passes, but he doesn't have that ultimate win in his pocket and seemingly left town to the rival to chase it instead of sticking it out to get one.

He fouled off a ball and then was in pain (didn't foul it off himself). Walked off under his own power but no clear physical issue. The announcers were suggesting that it was heat-related, but all pure conjecture.

Looks like Nashville is rained out again, double header tomorrow.

For Brady Ebel, how about JP Crawford through A but with more power and a better eye at this point?

Could someone please post some of the details on the Schaum story for those like me who don't have access to Instagram?

Adamczewski 107 off the bat, 388 feet to right center

Braylon Payne with an oppo homer on the first pitch he saw today.

Not comparing on stuff or pitches, just overall K/BB/HR profiles. All younger reliever types who have shown the ability to get strikeouts and not walk too many people in the minor leagues. I agree that Kerkering has shown a lot more promise in the majors than Yoho at this point.