ImissDougMelvin
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Actually for me anyway, the biggest mistake he made, and I would have said this even before the season, and told ppl they should have signed Murakami. Look how cheap he signed for with the White Sox, and how good would his bat look in the LU. Now ppl may ask where would he play? You figure it out.
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I don't necessarily disagree with this, but right or wrong, he is in the lineup today and I guess my question is, if he wasn't(we'll assume Lara would be instead), is their a GUARANTEE the outcome would have been different?
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So where would you put them in the lineup today(you dont get to say not at all, because they ARE in the LU today), and can you guarantee the outcome would be different?
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I'm not so sure it's a Kyle Harrison problem as much as it's a Kyle Harrison on the road problem. That to me is strange, it shouldn't matter, but for some reason it seems to with him. His numbers are so drastically different home vs away.
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You guys continually criticize Murph's lineups etc(sure he's not perfect), but many sports fans fail to realize or understand that a manager or Coach is only responsible for so much. He isn't out there playing defense, or hitting or anything else. It's on the players to perform, no matter where they are in the lineup etc.
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Not loaded it up, but I sure as hell would have some LEGIT power hitters on the roster, you know the same thing many of you complain about(and with good reason) that the team won't win in the playoffs without power hitters etc. It's not rocket science but they sure do treat it like it is.
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I'm really surprised none of you are big league managers, or Managers at any level(other than tee ball or little league), because you all sure seem to think you have all the answers.
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It's a **** mound as are the others. If you don't understand why, that's a you problem. Opposing teams don't "fix" the mound down that far because most pitchers don't land where he does. So they ignore it. It's gamesmanship for sure, but if he ends up getting hurt because of it, how will those teams feel? I'd feel like **** no matter who the pitcher was if I could have tried to do something to prevent it, and willfully didn't. Does he have that problem at home? If the answer is no(and it is), then I think you answered your own question.
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How would you feel if he suffers a torn ACL or some other injury because of the **** mound? How do you think the players union would feel about that. It's a safety issue.
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All you Yeli bashers, better freaking apologize now. He just had what could be the biggest hit of the year thus far.
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No offense to you, but since you posted this, this is one of my biggest pet peeves. When people say "don't worry about things you can't control". Ummm, those are EXACTLY the things you worry about, because if you can control something, why should you worry about it? You have control. That's never made any sense to me
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Which is exactly what announcers are supposed to do. They aren't supposed to be fans of the team.
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Here's a suggestion, if all you guys are going to continually ***** about the Brewers announcers, there's options: 1. Mute it. 2. Don't watch. 3. Listen to it on the radio. You're welcome
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The Milwaukee Brewers have a record of 26-15 in games without Christian Yelich this season, compared to an estimated 57-36 record when he is in the lineup. There you go, any questions?
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You must be new to game threads 🙄
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Take THAT all you Yelich haters!!! Hahahaha
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The hardest four-seam fastball Kyle Harrison has thrown this season topped out at 97.9 mph, according to Statcast tracking data on Baseball Savant. [1] Fastball Velocity Breakdown Maximum Speed: 97.9 mph Average Speed: 94.9 mph
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This is true, however right or wrong, I'm not worried about the division until it becomes a problem. As of today they win the division(obv. season doesn't end today), so for now, I focus on the 1 or 2 seed. I would have been much more concerned had the lead still only been about 3 or so.
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Gotta worry about the Braves too. They honestly worry me more then the Cubs right now.
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Wow, I'm really surprised they brought Skubal out for one more
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Holy balls Henderson, he has been so effective, he keeps at this pace and the Crew puts up a few more, I might let him go the distance.
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It's a challenge, nothing more then that. It's not a fair ball down the line that was called foul and cost them runs. They're bad challenges. I never said they weren't, but a lot of you act like they cost them games. They haven't.
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This has to be the last inning for Skubal. They did an awesome job against him
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How exactly? Sequence it for me. Were the bases loaded and had he walked would that have somehow won them the game? Even that just ties it.
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And that cost them the game how? Do we know EXACTLY what would have happened after that even had they had challenges to over turn those?
