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  1. adambr2
    Judging by their performance and preparation tonight, the Brewers don't seem to think they have any realistic chance of catching the Dodgers or Phillies.
  2. adambr2
    Brewers: "Do you think we can get any hel-" Marlins: "Yeah I'm thinking no."
  3. adambr2
    I just want to also add (and of course it's convenient for me to say since it obviously affects us adversely more than anyone), this format absolutely sucks. They've watered down the playoff field, though at least all NL playoff teams this year will be good ones. But it sucks that we're going to get bunched in with the 3 wild card teams rather than the 2 division winners and have to play a short series where anything can happen just to even make the NLDS. I thought the one WC, 4 team format was perfect. I could even stomach the 5 team format with the two WCs doing the play-in, though I liked the 4 team more. Oh well, just a rant since they're obviously never going to go back. More teams = more games = more money.
  4. adambr2
    Agreed. There's no easy out in the NL. It's going to be a tough first opponent and if there are more opponents they will only get tougher. I'd go as far as to say I'm not certain that we will be the betting favorite in our matchup to get out of the WC round.
  5. adambr2
    Random thought this morning: I know it's way, way too early to draw conclusions. I know the talent is there. But. I really do think there's an excellent chance that Caleb Williams is going to be a massive bust. I know the pressure has been massive on him, but he hasn't approached any of it with an ounce of humility. He embraced all the expectations. I think he expected to come in and own this league from Day 1. I watched the footage of Stroud trying to encourage him after the loss the other day. Caleb's demeanor was one of an immature ass. I don't know if this guy had the mental makeup and poise to pick himself up off the mat every time he gets down in the NFL. It's not *just* about talent.
  6. adambr2
    So you've got 10 games left, and you either need go make up 3 games on the Dodgers or 4 on the Phillies to get a bye. Do you at least push for it another few games? Or do you resign yourself to the 3 seed and make sure every relevant playoff roster player gets adequate rest over the rest of the season, wins and losses be damned?
  7. adambr2
    I think maybe its a product of "been here too many times for that"? This has a way different feeling than 2008 or 2011. We are used to this by now. Although this is probably the least likely division champion I've ever seen as far as preseason expectations.
  8. adambr2
    Can they just let Chourio's mom in the clubhouse and let him drink? I mean come on now.
  9. adambr2
    I don't care if it was already clinched, this was an important win. Who wants to strand a leadoff triple in the 9th, lose in extras, and then go pop champagne?
  10. adambr2
    I'd be more mad if he just watched 3 strikes. He tried ....it was just not good.
  11. adambr2
    Of course it's Jake Bauers that wins it. Lol.
  12. adambr2
    Holy hell that was bad, Mitchell. Either of those first two pitches should have ended the game.
  13. adambr2
    If Chourio could just walk this off that would be great. Extra innings have not been particularly enjoyable to watch lately and I'm sure the bullpen would like to also not see it.
  14. adambr2
    Out for sure. Looked out live.
  15. adambr2
    Or at least ask one of his kids to ask Dad.
  16. adambr2
    Just so we're clear, Jake Bauers' actual level for his career is a well below AAA replacement level player, no regression to the mean needed.
  17. adambr2
    Given that the DH is a thing, help me understand why Jake Bauers has 327 plate appearances this season and Eric Haase has 58.
  18. adambr2
    I think what's special about it this year is this team wasn't expected to do this. Instead, they blew the doors off the rest of the division. Pretty cool. With that said, today has the "just another day" feeling to me more than in past years for two reasons: 1) This had been a forgone conclusion for weeks, 2) This organization has been here way too much in the last decade+ to treat this like a huge deal every year. It's time to move on to bigger things.
  19. adambr2
    Even if we could, I don't see the Dodgers going 6-5 when they play more than half their remaining schedule against Colorado. Not exactly an imposing remaining schedule they have left.
  20. adambr2
    Kind of bittersweet of a clinch coming up as our last gasp chance of catching the Phillies pretty much dies with this loss. Not only do we drop back to 4 GB but they clinch the tiebreaker. Was always going to be tough to get the sweep.
  21. adambr2
    It's fine as long as you're going to limit him to 5 innings and not try to push him a 3rd time through the order.
  22. adambr2
    I know it's obviously coincidental, but this is probably the 5th GT in the last month where everyone gushing about Montas was immediately followed by a bad inning for him.
  23. adambr2
    Great win. To have any real chance of catching the Phillies, you have to have the sweep. That would put them 1 game down, but likely with the tiebreaker. Just win the next 2.
  24. adambr2
    This is a team that really could have benefited this year from the old September roster expansion rules. We'd probably be using a 34, 35 man roster right now, there'd be no running out of arms.
  25. adambr2
    Yeah, the rationalization was on Devin was a little weak, to me. He's either available or he's not. If it's so essential to limit him to a low amount of pitches than you'd honestly have been better off just saying he wasn't available. I also thought it was strange that he called it a "consensus" decision. You are the manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, correct? It's not run by a committee. Step up and take ownership of the decision. I don't know who was in on the consensus, but Devin definitely wasn't among them. None of this is to say that Murphy isn't a good manager and doesn't deserve Manager of the Year award. It doesn't mean all his decisions are beyond reproach and not subject to examination.
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