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  1. This is where it gets annoying that we're completely cavalier about taking timeouts whenever.
  2. I'm going to be disgusted if they just sit on this ball. Get back to your opening drive, get the ball downfield, and make it 21-16 at the half.
  3. The run defense on this team is absolute swiss cheese. Massive holes to run through on almost every play. I don't know why anyone ever passes against us.
  4. Nice whiff, Lewis. Thanks.
  5. That was...um...ok.
  6. For all the hype on this defense, they are really bad at stopping the run.
  7. Also would be helpful not to start drives by having to defend 30 to 60 yard fields every time.
  8. Dumb play by Clark. Outplaying Philly in every way and yet locked in a tight ball game because we are shooting ourselves in the foot with penalties and poor special teams play.
  9. Well, Ficken got the Jets' job, so time will tell who has the better season.
  10. I'm not crazy about the fact that he was chewing ass at the special teams for giving up the long return on the last kickoff when he could have prevented the entire thing with a deep kick. And then he proceeded to single handedly put the Eagles in good field position on the following kick.
  11. For God's sake Mason. Can you just kick the damn thing out of the back of the endzone?
  12. Getting a little old giving up a big return every time we don't get a touchback.
  13. Thankfully, most of the times you're dealing with head/neck injuries, they're strapped in and immobilized strictly as a precautionary measure. You normally are told "movement in all extremities" shortly thereafter. Scary stuff either way.
  14. Pretty much. Problem is there isn't an easy choice like there was last year and in the absence of a clear choice, they'll go with the best default choice. Bellinger is going to be a lot clearer default choice to many voters.
  15. It's just hard for me to think that this run is going to help Yelich because it's not going to be lost on voters that we've been winning without him, which by definition to many is going to nullify the argument that Yelich means much more to our success than Bellinger means to his team. I just didn't see any real outcome that was going to help Yelich this month. If we win without him, he doesn't mean that much to our success. If we lose without him, we're not a contender which is a prerequisite to MVP contention to many voters in the absence of a clear frontrunner. The only thing that could really help was Bellinger falling off a cliff. He's not lighting the world on fire anymore, but I still think he probably wins it.
  16. I am kind of sad for Brennaman. But not enough to have wanted to drop the last game today.
  17. I dunno. I remember that being a huge Bill Hall thing after a struggling year where he got Lasik and said it would completely change things for him and he couldn't believe how different he was seeing now and then he went out and had a worse year.
  18. He could have gone 4 for 5 today and I still wouldn't want him on the playoff roster. No I agree that's probably the right call. There was some discussion on it earlier so I just figured I'd mention it.
  19. Shaw didn't make a very strong case for a playoff roster spot today. I think if they go by the season body of work and the lack of defensive versatility he probably gets left out.
  20. I'm not supremely confident in Hader lately. Feel much better when Pomeranz is in the game.
  21. This is why it's silly to hold your challenges because you'll be "out of them" late. If you go the umpire, "I want to look at that," he's going to look at it.
  22. Boy, they are really screwing around a lot with defensive substitutions and bullpen decisions for a really important game that isn't close to being won yet.
  23. Yeah that's not going to happen IMO. A .940 OPS bat is still a .940 OPS bat. Especially against the gauntlet of lefties the Dodgers have if we face them.
  24. Not sure what AB you are talking bout, but in the 4th inning there were two called strikes. Both straight down the middle according to MLB.com. Ball 4 (Pitch 6) is a strike on MLB.com. It caught the inside edge just barely. I use Gameday a lot, but it isn't glitch free. If two pitches in one AB are showing up as right down the middle being called balls, I would seriously question the accuracy. A pitch right down the middle being called a ball is almost never going to happen much less twice in an AB. Usually the once in a blue moon it happens is when the catcher gets crossed up. Intent of an automated strike zone isn't to entirely eliminate borderline calls, most proposed systems still allow that tiny grey area where subjectivity can come into play. It's more to protect against blatantly wrong calls.
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