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Is anyone else thinking 40mph is not that big of a deal for a kid that age??? Parents throw that hard when they pitch in some leagues for kids just so they can get a ball to reach the plate

"BTW, what sports besdes football keep going regardless of weather, anyway?" Soccer plays in all conditions, even with standing water, provided lightning is not within a few miles.

I saw the gate keeper with one on the other night... that was what got me looking

Does anyone know where I can find a Brewer Jersey like the one that Pat Listach has on in the picture below? If you could provide a link if there is a website, I would appreciate it... I've spent the last 2 hours looking for it myself! http://images.yuku.com/image/jpeg/c6b3559b97ab73efecd6d255f2efc2e33d08f16.jpg

If you know you got it...and you do know when you get it...it's a pretty natural thing to watch it! Situation does dictate the form of their celebrations too... Braun has not been pimping the majority of his long home runs this year actually when compared to last year.

Chad Moeller - MVP Baseball '05 - guy could mash homeruns well beyond his capabilities in real-life...hit 70+ homers with him in a season Tom Brunansky - World Series Baseball '94 - see Chad Moeller QB Eagles (Randall Cunningham) - Tecmo Super Bowl - when in Good or Excellent condition was as fast as Bo Jackson or could stop and fire bombs All Running Backs - NFL Quarterback Club '96 - you could press hurdle and speed burst simultaneous and the RB would bounce 5 yards every time around the D Joe Sakic - NHL '95 - Best deker in the game... could score every time down the ice

ESPN: Brewers deal for Giants second baseman Durham (edit: clickification --1992)

Durham to the Brewers per Baseball Tonight on ESPN

Having played Centerfield through college, I can attest to the fact that it is the easiest defensive outfield position to play provided you have 'outfield speed'. Speed is a relative term when it comes to the outfielders...I've seen some really 'fast' people that cannot read a ball off of a bat and have been terrible outfielders as a result, but others who don't have great speed but can get a beat on the ball are good outfielders. Ideally you want your centerfielder to have both. What I've seen of Braun so far in left is that he can cover some ground when he makes his decision on the ball, but is slow to do that. That is typical of people who lack experience in the outfield. My thought for next year is that Braun will stay in left, Hart will shift to center, and LaPorta will be the RF. All goes out the window if Prince is dealt for the arm that they will need for the rotation if Sheets walks at year's end.

http://images.yuku.com/image/jpeg/9ad1569679ebdffe245c3fdc99686b0cbd0f568.jpg http://images.yuku.com/image/jpeg/1ab350c895fc71f3e0b4de79f547cacb05a32d5.jpg The Brewers are leading 13-0 in the two pictures!

I have to give some respect to three of my favorites: 1) Oh's - Highly underrated, as well as difficult to find 2) Waffle Crisp 3) Cinnamon Toast Crunch

I just moved to Milwaukee a month ago from Chicago and haven't found any men's teams to join so far...anyone looking for people still? I've played baseball all my life, through college, and have played softball for the last three years. I'm 26 and can play in the infield or outfield. Thanks

Eden Seaman was the one I always had to cringe at

Braun's Bayou

Thanks for the recommendations! I'll be giving Shoreline and some of the other places a call... Let me know if you can think of anything else. I really appreciate the help!