Baldkin
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Good 'ole Crazy Joe Dillon, shown here staring down Ned Yost to keep him in line.
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For enough money, I'll follow you around and boo you.
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You must be fun at parties
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The man who won the first Brewers playoff game in 26 years. David Bush. And the guy who very nearly snuck out a batting title for the Brewers in 1991
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Are the Brewers Peaking Too Soon?
Baldkin replied to TwinsBrewersWorldSeries's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
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In 2007, Craig Counsell hit Triple with this man on first base. Rookie Brewers announcer Brian Anderson uttered the words, "Unhitch the plow, Johnny" which I still wish I had recorded.
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They will announce the date and details on their socials. It won't be tomorrow.
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I tried to manually go back and look, while counting in my head, so I might be wrong, 9 straight series wins dating back to August 2022
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Best 50 have game stretch in franchise history, passing 2011
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Give me a Rang. Give me another Rang. What's that make? Turang!
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I read this in Freeway's voice
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8-7, considering I saw the first 4 home losses and was 0-4, when they started 9-4 at home is a pretty good comeback.
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"Across all four years, the correlation between runs from productive outs and winning percentage is just .16, not even close to being significant." "That said, there is simply no evidence to support the notion that making productive outs is a legitimate, repeatable skill. Nor is their any reason to believe that they are the key to winning games. The productive out is to baseball what a lab fee is to a college term bill: sure it's there, but those big numbers at the top still trump everything else." Statistical correlation is on a scale from 0 to 1, the higher the number the more correlated they are. .16 is in the "That doesn't matter at all" category. https://www.samford.edu/sports-analytics/fans/2022/MLB-Winning-Percentage-Breakdown-Which-Statistics-Help-Teams-Win-More-Games
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https://www.baseballprospectus.com/news/article/3634/assessing-productive-outs-little-things-mean-a-little/ Non-repeatable and overhwelmingly luck based. Baserunning as a whole, however, the Brewers are tops in MLB by a WIDE margin, per Fangraphs. They are farther ahead of 2nd place, than 2nd place is from 10th. https://www.fangraphs.com/leaders/major-league?team=0%2Cts&sortcol=18&sortdir=default&pagenum=1
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It's so awesome it's raining inside
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I was at his last great game as a Brewer when he out dueled Jake Peavy and let out a shout once they won and 1-0. Still one of the biggest what ifs of my Brewers fandom.... Sabathia, Sheets and Gallardo.... https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/MIL/MIL200809060.shtml
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As (I believe) the original creator of the 2011 thread, I'm happy to be able to post this one....
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They were like 20-3 in 87. They haven't had the best record in baseball in the second half since 82, I believe.
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To add on, this is what you're looking for. https://www.radiolabs.com/product-tag/point-to-point-bridge/
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And I said in my own words I want to play left field. It ain't his decision.
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He just became the first Brewers pitcher to win 7 straight starts since Cal Eldred.
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