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  1. "Derrick Lee singles on a groundball to shortstop Craig Counsell. Ryan Theriot out at third, first baseman Prince Fielder to third baseman Bill Hall. Derrek Lee to second on the throw." Clearly.
  2. The pitcher was Zambrano, who was starting to get that crazy look in his eyes. Well, the extra-crazy look.
  3. Ryan Theriot is quickly becoming one of my most hated Cubs.
  4. As much as it is to see Fielder running into people, not a smart send by Sveum. Zambrano looked like he was about to lose it, and a lefty was coming up.
  5. Derrick Turnbow in the dugout. That's nice to see.
  6. That was a hilarious slide by Prince!
  7. His ankle planted and twisted a little bit, but it torqued the knee a lot more because the ankle was planted.
  8. I would be shocked if he comes back out for the sixth. Once he sits down, I can't imagine it won't tighten up.
  9. McClung just got himself a handful of Fukudome.
  10. Everyone "gets" the minor league forum. It's approximately two clicks away.
  11. Fielder should have dropped it... oh well.
  12. I wouldn't have bunted there. It's the 4th inning... too early to worry about trying to tie the game.
  13. One of those pitches to Counsell was a strike at least.
  14. Rickie just 3/4 swung at a ball and it went 350 feet on a line. If only he could make consistent contact...
  15. So it was more of a "hope-and-run"? http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif
  16. It looked like Hart wanted to run that whole sequence. If it were a hit-and-run, Counsell should have swung at anything close... I just think Corey couldn't get a good jump on Zambrano's slide-step but decided to chance it.
  17. The 3-1 pitch looked like a borderline strike but the 3-2 pitch was not close. Hart got a terrible jump, too.
  18. http://images.yuku.com/image/jpeg/1e515a4e91d49f24621a71f52ff47d4637941dd.jpg
  19. That is definitely Jerry Crawford and not Damien Beal at first base.
  20. Gillespie has had really good peripherals all year, it's just his batting average has been low. If he can hit .260-.280 all year, he'll earn his promotion with everything else he does.
  21. The Brewers don't need to replace Turnbow with a pitcher. They should be able to get along with a 12 man pitching staff, just like every other team in baseball. I'm all for a Brad Nelson or Joe Dillon (has it been 10 days yet?) call-up.
  22. Milwaukee finished April with a record of 15-12, two games behind co-frontrunners Chicago and St. Louis. A few very intelligent people from the April Projections thread made the right call on the number of wins. I don't think any sane person had St. Louis winning 18 games. So what will May hold in store for the Brewers? Home St. Louis: 4 games L.A. Dodgers: 3 games Atlanta: 3 games Houston: 2 games Away Chicago: 1 game Houston: 3 games Florida: 3 games Boston: 3 games Pittsburgh: 3 games Washington: 4 games 17 road games and 12 home games though outside of the Boston series, most of the road series shouldn't be too tough. I keep coming up with something between 14-16 wins. We stumbled to 15 wins despite almost nothing going right in May - I feel comfortable being optimistic and saying the Brewers will go 16-13 in May. That'll give them a 31-25 record and keep them on pace for 90 wins. I also predict the Cardinals will not still be in first place at the end of the month. Edit: FWIW, in May the Cubs have 17 home games (12 road games) and the Cardinals have 14 home games (14 road games).
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