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Can’t believe you just referenced that thing that hasn’t happened yet, that your not supposed to talk about when it hasn’t happened yet.... Pitch count too high anyway I think. He'd have to go 130-140 pitches unless he has a couple real quick innings.
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Is it just me, or does Rock always feel the need to subtlety correct the other commentator if they say something like "chased off the outside corner" and he disagrees?
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I'm a Wisconsin sports fan, so I completely expect Woodruff to throw a no-no through 9 in a scoreless game only to lose it in the 10th on an inside-the-park homerun on a sky high pop-up lost in the lights.
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My mistake then. I thought it clearly didn't hit him at all. Missed that look.
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Why would you not challenge that? It clearly didn't hit him.
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The meat of the order (Hiura, Yelich) has just killed this offense. Not because they've been horrible, but because they haven't been nearly as good as we'd hoped.
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This is why I think Rodgers has 2 more years here and 2 only, no matter what Gute might say otherwise. It just doesn't make sense anymore to draft a QB and not plan to start them until Year 5.
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I'm playing against Tyreek Hill in fantasy, feeling pretty good...then of course he catches that who cares garbage time touchdown.
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It's almost as if trading DeAndre Hopkins made the Texans offense worse.
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Agreed, he was both not very good and had horrible luck as well. The two aren't mutually exclusive. The horrible luck definitely fit with the eye test too, though. Usually pitchers get away with some mistakes and it felt like every single mistake Burnes left up last year left the ballpark.
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I don't see a low .800 OPS guy in Taylor. That'd be a really valuable CF starter. I think. 650-.700 if an everyday player is probably more realistic. Hard to translate PCL stats to MLB.
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I think Schoop is hurt from yesterday's HBP. I think we knocked another guy out for the season in our last series with them. They probably aren't too crazy about our pitchers at the moment.
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I'm conceding Burnes won't win. Competition is too good. I guess I should clarify candidacy in this case by asking, is he a top 5 guy in voting?
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At what point is Burnes a legitimate Cy Young candidate?
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Luck plays a huge part in an NFL season record. There's only 16 games and a lot of parity. In an MLB season you have 162 games, good teams are usually in the playoffs and the bad teams are not. Luck usually evens out over that long of a season. Not unusual for a 12-4 paper tiger in an NFL season or a good 6-10 team, just not enough of a season for luck to even out.
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“It’s not happening. That’s not happening,” Antetokounmpo told Haynes.(requesting a trade to leave Milwaukee) "Some see a wall and go in [another direction]. I plow through it. We just have to get better as a team, individually and get right back at it next season.” “If winning a championship was easy, everyone would have one,” Antetokounmpo said. “We lost. Everyone saw that we lost. It’s disappointing, but what are we going to do? We’re going to keep working. I’ve got confidence in my teammates.”
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"Hopefully, we can learn from this and get better as a team," Antetokounmpo said after Tuesday's loss. "Come back and hopefully build a culture in Milwaukee for many years that we can come out here and compete every single year for a championship." FWIW, Giannis didn't sound like a guy who is planning on going anywhere. Maybe it means nothing, but at least he said something positive about his future here.
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Well, I did say a huge step. I say that because last season they were an 8 or 9 win team that found a way to somehow win 13. They won't get that lucky this year. Oh. Well this could be true. Could be... Still see too many standing out the mountain top trying to be the smartest in the room saying how bad the Packers will be because they didn’t get the WR they wanted in the draft. Not saying that’s what you are doing but Packers fans have become some of the most annoying fan bases. I don't think it's just about not getting a WR. I could live with that if they got some guys up in the middle to help stop the run or at least their right tackle of the future. But their first two picks were spent on guys who have zero path to helping this team in the near future. For a team in the NFCCG in the twilight years of Aaron Rodgers I think it's very understandable why that is a tough pill for fans to swallow.
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It makes me feel better to think that the Packers start on Sunday. Til I remember that their only receiver addition opted out and they spent their first two picks on a backup for Aaron Rodgers and a 3rd string running back.
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It's crazy to think about but it's quite possible Giannis has played his last game ever in a Bucks' jersey. Probably likelier for him to return but far from a foregone conclusion. I'm guessing he doesn't ask for a trade - I think he wants to be back here in 2021, he doesn't want his Bucks career to end like this. But this probably is enough for him to shy away from committing to stay here long-term. And if he hits the market, forget it. He's gone. He'll be getting schmoozed and hearing every sales pitch from Miami to L.A.
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Why can't Wisconsin sports fans have nice things?
adambr2 replied to adambr2's topic in Other Sports
If I told you back in January that the Bucks would not only not play for a championship, but not even reach Game 6 in the second round, you would have thought I was insane. A virus ruins one of the greatest Bucks teams we've ever seen. We are cursed. -
You can argue about whether Brogdon was worth $21M a year, but they were a better team with Brogdon. It did show they consciously decided that staying under the luxury tax was more important than maximizing their chance for a championship, no doubt.
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Honestly pretty hard for me to get excited about next season. We had a championship caliber team in '18-19 and couldn't get to the Finals. Had an even more dominant team this year and couldn't even escape Round 2. The Bucks of the last two seasons have been an organizational failure, there's no other way to put it. They had the pieces. For Giannis not to even have played in an NBA Final at this point is inexplicable.
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I know the Yelich extension was widely hailed as fantastic, but I do think the chances are very high that it is widely criticized in 5 years.
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Unfortunately the consequences of it are very likely to extend beyond just being eliminated today. They didn't quit as evidenced in Game 4 but Game 5 completely fit the narrative of Giannis just not having a #2 here.