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  1. bucks2281
    I sure do love the Pirates.
  2. bucks2281
    I hope that's all we see from Loe in game 1.
  3. bucks2281
    Winning 100 games would require us to go 25-10. That's 46-13 since July 25 ... a .779 clip. Best case, imo, is 96-66 or 97-65.
  4. bucks2281
    Well ... let's go beat the Mets tomorrow.
  5. bucks2281
    That seems like a lot to ask from the Brewers. The offense has been near-lifeless since Friday.
  6. bucks2281
    Very frustrating afternoon, thus far
  7. bucks2281
    Why on earth did Estrada bat if he was going to leave the game? Just stupid.
  8. bucks2281
    I don't know, it was kind of a fluke thing. I don't think the chances of him getting hurt were that much greater than anyone else. The chance might've been a littler higher since he never hits but it's not like he's made of glass or something. As I watched Francisco step to the plate Friday, I imagined lots of angry typing back in this corner of the internets, but returned home to a relatively calm IGT. I know I was thinking back to that (in hindsight ill-advised) Todd Coffey at-bat against the Mets last year, and consequently less surprised when K-Rod left the game the next inning. That said, I agree with the "fluke" assessment. The chances that he'd merely K himself were much better than the chance he'd have to run faster and harder than he has probably had to do in ages. I agree that the "injury" is a fluke. But just like Greinke pinch-hitting on Saturday, it's not a risk that I'd take. If Zack Greinke broke a finger trying to bunt, I'd be incensed with RR.
  9. bucks2281
    I'm pretty annoyed that RR allowed K-Rod to hit on Friday night. It was completely unnecessary and the chances of him getting dinged were too good.
  10. bucks2281
    So sick of Yuni Betancourt
  11. bucks2281
    I'm probably going to be irrationally upset the next time we lose. I'm not used to it anymore.
  12. bucks2281
    I think it's really interesting how so many fans vividly remember that loss -- even though after it ended, the Brewers led by 6.5 games and won 13-4 the next afternoon. I still remember where I was -- and how crappy I felt the rest of that day. If anything, it was the first pennant race gut punch loss for Brewers fans in a long, long time.
  13. bucks2281
    The 4-6-3-2 triple play is extremely rare. Tonight's was the first since the Expos turned one at Jarry Park in Montreal on June 13, 1972. http://twitter.com/jayson...tatus/103263492320137216
  14. bucks2281
    Similarly, it occurred to me that the Sunday 9/11 game could theoretically be picked up by ESPN (depending on what NYY, BOS and STL are doing that weekend). We could do it, though it wouldn't be handy because I can't really take much Monday time off so early in the school year. ESPN has already (inexplicably, imo) picked up Cubs @ Mets that night.
  15. bucks2281
    I'd be really surprised if the Saturday, 9/10 game isn't switched to 3:10 pm. On another note, I just waited in line for an hour at the ticket window. Great to see, but if you're planning on buying tickets at MP, be prepared to stand in line for quite a while.
  16. bucks2281
    We haven't trailed since last Wednesday, right? It's certainly a weird feeling right now.
  17. bucks2281
    I have a feeling Gallardo is going to have one of his 6 IP, 116 NP games tonight.
  18. bucks2281
    Very professional AB from Kotsay.
  19. bucks2281
    Dear Brewers, Please don't collapse again this September. This is way too much fun.
  20. bucks2281
    The Hawk 'n Dove (a Packer bar) and Good Stuff (great quick service burger joint) are two of my Capitol Hill favorites. If you aren't able to catch a Nats game in DC, you're not missing much.
  21. bucks2281
    OF: Braun, Hart, Gomez, Morgan, Kotsay IF: McGehee, Betancourt, Weeks, Fielder, Lopez, Hairston, Gamel/Lefty TBD C: Kottaras, Lucroy SP: Greinke, Gallardo, Marcum, Wolf RP: Narveson, Hawkins, Axford, Loe, Rodriguez, Saito, Dillard/LOOGY TBD
  22. bucks2281
    Kudos to the reporter from WTMJ. Not only did he instigate La Russa, but he made him look pretty stupid in defending Motte's beanball. I can't believe I've been so blinded all of these years. The Cardinals are way more insufferable than the Cubs -- it's one thing to be loud, obnoxious and arrogant. It's another to be so sanctimonious and hypocritical, like the Cardinals have been for years. I will be very upset if they win the division this season.
  23. bucks2281
    Hey, I was at the game tonight. So, apparently, I'm an idiot? Thanks, TLR!
  24. bucks2281
    Plummet? They got swept on the road by the best team in baseball. A little early to say "plummet" IMO. STL (1-2) @ HOU (2-1) @ STL (1-2) PIT (3-0) LAD (3-1) @ NYM (1-2) @ PIT (1-3) CHC (2-1) STL (1-1) 15-13
  25. bucks2281
    I think he made the tag, but the end of this video shows that the call wasn't as blatant as most think. Meals still should have erred on the safe side and called Lugo out: http://atlanta.braves.mlb...lb_1&mode=recap&c_id=atl However, this play is a brilliant example of why we need expanded replay.
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