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Game 2: Vikings @ Packers - Sunday, Sept 15th Noon CT
adambr2 replied to homer's topic in Other Sports
Savage can't lose him there. -
Game 2: Vikings @ Packers - Sunday, Sept 15th Noon CT
adambr2 replied to homer's topic in Other Sports
So far this team looks like everything we could have hoped for this season! -
It's not just those two. Brewers are now 13-8 without Yelich. Unload him in the offseason, his value will never be higher.
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Assuming you meant the 2nd, 2.5 back of the first wild card spot that the Nats occupy.
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That's pretty much how I use blue font. If it's subtle and maybe not 100% clear that I'm being sarcastic, I use blue. If it's just over the top ridiculous sarcasm, I don't.
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Did you forget to put this in blue? I don't know why but to me the sarcasm is always better without the blue. It just takes the zing off of sarcasm when you literally tell everyone that you're being sarcastic.
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Good job Guerra. Although I can't be the only one who thinks he gets away with more middle middle misses of his spot than anyone else on the pitching staff.
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I'm not crazy about Guerra here. Would personally have preferred either of Peralta or Black.
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I partially agree with you. I don't have a problem with the way he plays. However, I also don't think he's an important piece for us. The beautiful plays he makes from time to time aren't enough to offset his many deficiencies. I think we've been more than patient and his time has come and gone and it's time to look in a different direction in the offseason.
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Grisham just really impresses me. I don't see him as a guy who is going to be an MVP or anything, but I just see him as someone who is going to be a really solid player in this league for a long time. He's 22 but plays like a much older player.
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If the margin were 5-2 I would consider letting it ride with a short leash but not at 3-2 with zero margin for error. Like most starters, he's far worse later in the game both this year and for his career.
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It's not that he can't, but like almost all LHP, he's better against lefty bats. With all your better RHP relievers available, they are probably better options. Plus Suter isn't far removed from a 3 inning outing.
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If you can get a full 6 out of him I think you have to call it a night and be thrilled with it. Obviously Hader is in the plans tonight, but the Cardinals have almost exclusively righties in the lineup, so Pomeranz, Suter, Claudio may not be great matchups. Pick 2 of Guerra, Peralta, Black, Jackson.
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Really was hoping Cain was going to be able to add to it.
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I will take that. Much better than a strikeout.
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Thames, if you're ever going to have a good AB against Flaherty, now is the time.
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Come on Braun...make it happen...
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I don't want to overstate the important of finding a way to win this game, but it would be huge on several fronts: 1) Obviously WC race, stay 1 back and don't get too far behind, then the absolute worst you can end up after this unfavorable series and the Cubs' favorable series is 2 back. You're also starting to put some heat on the Nats at 2.5 back, so a possible backup option comes into play. 2) Division race, suddenly you're 4 back again. Not insurmountable. 6 back with 14 to play, yeah it's probably over. 3) Even if you don't WIN the division, it's important to keep it close. Want the Cardinals having something to play for up to the very end. We wanted the Cubs to lose of course, but them inching closer to the Cardinals with 7 games remaining against them is not necessarily a bad thing. Tie game, got to find a way to win this one today.
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I don't want to overstate the important of finding a way to win this game, but it would be huge on several fronts: 1) WC race, stay 1 back and don't get too far behind, then the absolute worst you can end up after this unfavorable series and the Cubs' favorable series is 2 back. You're also starting to put some heat on the Nats at 2.5 back, so a possible backup option comes into play. 2) Division race, suddenly you're 4 back again. Not insurmountable. 6 back with 14 to play, yeah it's probably over. 3) Even if you don't WIN the division, it's important to keep it close. Want the Cardinals having something to play for up to the very end. We wanted the Cubs to lose of course, but them inching closer to the Cardinals with 7 games remaining against them is not necessarily a bad thing. Tie game, got to find a way to win this one today.
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I know you're a pitcher, but there's a runner in scoring position with 2 out. Go down hacking.
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He still is good for about a .850 OPS and better against RHP. He needs a platoon partner but for $7.5M I doubt you are going to be able to do better.
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I've had a couple times in the last week when Grandal bats and just for a moment I forget and expect Yelich coming up next.
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He just cannot figure our Flaherty. I mean a lot of people struggle against Flaherty but Thames is on another level.
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How Cory Spangenberg was ever drafted in the top ten is a mystery to me. He is not good.
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It's only 1-0 but this game once again just does not have a good feeling to it at all. Lyles getting hit hard and often, Flaherty is baffling our hitters.