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Everything posted by Just Some Guy
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Brewerfanatic record: 2+ pages devoted to Hamilton.
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Totally, Think I'm going to have a heart attack. I'm 32.
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Dodgers, kiss our Ashby!
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And not walking Ohtani, then striking him out. What a difference a year makes!
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Only so-so JoJo? No No No.
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Poor Smoltz is all bummed.....
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Relentless.
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Jake might be a god.
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Hang-ing around, hang-ing around; team's got alligator blood.
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AI believes the Ohtahi pitch was a good one. I imagine a lot of folks here think of themselves as WAY smarter than AI, but I don't: AI Overview Shohei Ohtani can hit home runs from almost any quadrant of the strike zone, with his highest concentration of power on pitches up and in or middle-to-high, while his least dangerous area is at the bottom of the strike zone and below. [1] Strike Zone Power Zones High and Middle-High: Ohtani crushes fastballs and hard-hit pitches located in the upper and middle portions of the strike zone, frequently pulling them deep into the right-field seats or launching high-velocity line drives. Outer Half & Shadow Zones: He has exceptional plate coverage and is known to extend his arms to drive pitches on the outer edge or even off-plate outside balls for extra-base hits and home runs. Low / Below the Zone (Least Productive): Pitchers find their most relative success keeping the ball down at the bottom of the strike zone or chasing him with low-and-away breaking balls and sliders where he is less dangerous
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Ohtani had to golf it out. Looked like he was hitting a 3 wood. He wasn't going to do nothing all series.
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That wasn't a terrible pitch. Great swing by Ohtani, took out some frustration there.
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Good early hook.
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When they go on-air, Smoltz should have to wear a Dodgers hat, so you know where he's coming from.
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Believe me, superstition is meaningless. If you need statistical evidence, superstition is one of the things I actively bet against. Me; https://polymarket.com/@just.some.guy Also me: https://polymarket.com/@just.some.guy.2026 New me: https://polymarket.com/@jsg3 Kalshi me: https://kalshi.com/ideas/profiles/just.some.guy
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And hasn't hit a HR since Aug 18th.
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The Dodgers have a song, too:
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5 perfect innings? Wow. Just wow.
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Heh, solid, I'm a nerd, too. Yeah, you can walk around the construction even though it doesn't look or feel like you can (and almost nobody does). It seems like the construction prevents walking all the way around the stadium, but it doesn't. Stick with it till you hit the promised land. :)
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If you're going to the game today (or to any Brewers playoff game), there's a super-fast way to get into stadium: use the right field gate (Potawatomi gate). Because there's no parking lots near it, the right field gate's always got the shortest lines, but since they started construction up the first base line the difference is ridiculous. Last night the lines at the main gates were the longest I've ever seen -- at least half an hour long. We went to the right field gate and walked straight in.
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FWIW, ticket prices for game 1 have become (more) affordable today. If interested, the best brokers are gametime, tickpick and seatgeek, all of whom give full price data upfront. Beware stubhub, who hit you w/ fees at the very end of checkout.
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Miz vs Skubal, so first team to 2 wins?
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Ashby only 9 pitches
