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Everything posted by bucks2281
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Braun below .270 now. Woof -
It's going to take sweeping the last 4 games to finish 87-75 and Colorado finishing 1-2. Not impossible but it's not worth getting emotionally invested in the games, especially after this lethargic performance
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The bases are loaded and the season is on the line? And he brings in Carlos Torres.
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See ya next year, Woodruff. That was a very bad performance
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This Reds series is the most sweepable series they've had all year.
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If the Brewers had the week that the Rockies are having (about to be 1-5 against SD/SF), I'm sure we'd be flipping out. It's right here for the taking .
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Pirates dropped an 8 run burger on Lance Lynn in the first
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So why wasn't Swarz in at the beginning of the inning
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Well, except for Brewer Bob.
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Brewer Ticket Stategy for Cubs Series at Miller Park
bucks2281 replied to Austin Tatious's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
The only way the Brewers would do this is in a playoff series with the Cubs -- they would absolutely have to in that scenario. The Bucks did that in their Game 6 in 2015 against the Bulls and it worked mildly successfully. -
I'm here and the crowd balance is ... not good
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Ugh, some things just never change
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During the 2014 season, that August loss against St. Louis and a k-rod chokejob loss in San Diego in late August (where noodle bat Rene Rivera hit a game tying HR at Petco in the 9th) were probably the two worst losses. During the 1-13 stretch in late August and September, the team seemingly got pounded in every game.
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Last night really stung. Most painful loss since 2008. I can't say any of the 2008 playoff losses really hurt, as I was just happy to be there and you knew the team was on borrowed time with a lethargic offense, CC on fumes and no Sheets. Game 3 of the 2011 NLCS was the most painful playoff loss in my lifetime -- that was the Kotsay CF game. As far as regular season losses, reaching back into my bored-at-work memory bank, there are a few nominees: July 3, 2008 at the D'Backs, as mentioned, was brutal. During the 2007 season, there was the June 29 game at Wrigley. The Brewers scored 5 runs in the first and Aramis Ramirez hit a 3-run walk off in the bottom of the 9th to win 6-5. That was the beginning of the downfall of the 07 team. Also, the August 5 loss to the Phillies. Matt Wise, Cordero, Manny Parra and a Braun 3B fielding error managed to squander a 6-1 9th inning lead. Sept. 18, 2008: at Wrigley -- Solomon Torres blows a 6-2 lead in the bottom of the 9th with 2 outs, with Geovany Soto hitting a game tying three run homer. Brewers end up losing in 12. That was the worst loss of the 2008 collapse and probably one of the top 5 worst losses in team history.
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And broxton was presumably put in the game for his defense tonight?
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Bring. In. Drake.
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This offense is anemic.
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Our bullpen is gassed and we're playing the Cubs... any chance we can order up a rainout tonight?
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It's going to be a gut-wrenching three innings. Buckle up
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Good job by Jeffress getting 5 outs
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Cardinals haven't lost 90 games in a season since 1990. Before that, 1978. It's really an amazing stretch of almost 40 years. The next awful season they have, whenever that may be, will be cause for a lot of gloating.
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Favorite and Least Stadium Besides Miller Park
bucks2281 replied to BrewCrewBlueDevil's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Favorite is AT&T. Least favorites are Nationals Park (bland) and Fenway (truly an overrated, claustrophobic dump) Edit: I forgot about the newly named Guaranteed Rate Field -- only park I've been to where people sitting in the upper deck aren't allowed to walk down to the lower concourse. -
Keon Broxton with 2 of the 3 outs that inning
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Can you take a screenshot of each ticket and send it to each of the 3 people?
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Colorado plays the Dodgers in their final series. It would be helpful if the Nats/Dodgers were still competing for the #1 seed at that point, so the Dodgers play their starters most of the game -- currently, they have a 5 game lead on the Nats. Barring some kind of miracle this week, no less than 3 of 4 wins against the Cubs to stay alive for the division.
