Schlitz001
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Wily Peralta is up, correct? Did RR mention in what sort of situation he might use Perlata? Like in a tie game in the 6th inning or maybe a 6 run game in the 8th inning? -
I haven't really been following the Sox. How much of this losing can be pinned on bad in game managing by Bobby V? Obviously he is not connecting with the team on a personal level, but is he making bad decisions as well? He's been dealing with a lot of injuries.
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This is going to happen.
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Way to go Humber! I look forward to seeing the out by out breakdown on the highlights. They just showed the last out on the Brewers broadcast and I'm not sure Ryan went all the way around on the check swing call, but I guess you get a little bit of help from the umpire when you're 1 pitch away from the perfect game.
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I'm not sure the bench options are that much better.
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I guess I'll wait until the game is over before criticizing the offense, but it didn't look good from the start.
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Impossible I couldn't help but look this up and Gonzo is actually worse than Yuni for infield fly balls, 17.1% to 15.3%. And of course Joey Votto still has yet to ever pop up in the infield.
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Hey, it's tied.
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Braun had a bad stretch at the start of May last year where he went 3-34 and he still won the MVP. He'll get his swing straight, but right now it sounds like his cold is taking a lot out of him.
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Thanks for the premature perfect game reverse jinx from BA. I'm surprised CarGo decided to try and save it with 3 1/3 innings in the books and Chacin on the mound.
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"He didn't tag me!" "Yes, he did" "No. He didn't" Can we please get some offense now?
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It's nice to see Aoki get another start.
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Rock was right, that was a terrible throw from Kemp. I really thought Morgan was out. After seeing it again on ESPN, he looked out. Oh well for the Dodgers.
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OMG, Ed Sedar with the hands WAAYYY up in the air for Morgan to stay on third. I can't help but laugh.
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Carlos Gomez with a leadoff basehit in the 8th inning of a tied game. Yes please.
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Yeah. Prince has a SB already tonight.
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He's not going to get any faster. Ha. Counsell texted DM to let him know he was watching Thornburg's attempt at perfection. Counsell's got his eye on the minors.
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It's now official that every IGT should have at least 1 post about how slow Aramis is.
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Thanks for sharing prophet. That story is fantastic. Cappy's a smart guy. I really want a win tonight, and maybe an A-Ram HR.
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Deep Down, what are your thoughts about Gamel?
Schlitz001 replied to RobDeer 45's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
He's got speed in comparison to Fielder, but I see him averaging 7-10 steals per season, which is consistent with his career numbers. His stolen base last night was huge and put the Brewers in a position to execute the squeeze play. If it were Fielder instead of Gamel that inning would have gone a lot differently (although you could argue that Prince would have been more likely to put the Brewers in the lead with his bat). His other 2 stolen bases were a little bit less impressive. One was against pitcher Lendy Castillo (making his major league debut) and catcher Geo Soto in a non critical situation. The other was off of Jair Jurjens and Brian McCann, both of whom are know to give up stolen bases. Aramis Ramirez was part of a double steal in this game. -
That was exciting. What a huge game for Gamel!
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Can we just have Gomez steal 3rd and then home?
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If you're the opposition, you have to know that RR is absolutely in love with the squeeze.
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Kemp seems to always have some fielding blunders when he plays the Brewers.
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If it's true that the Brewers were able to convert more balls in play into outs than other teams, it was because of the extreme overshifts that RR employed and so far this year, he is using the same shifts. Yes, the infield defense is still below average, but it's an upgrade over last year. I'm not sure how the author expects the Brewers to "address the defensive issues." Make Aramis the DH? And of course trying to define the team from any stats 10 games into the season is just dumb.
