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Everything posted by pebadger
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Any chance that if they get close Braun makes a Willis Reed-type appearance?
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Absent a miracle tonight, or a 2-game winning streak, the Brewers will have lost 5 of their last 7 series, with a trip to Yankee Stadium and two series against the suddenly hot Twins staring them in the face.
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Welcome to life in the AL East, Milwaukee.
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Without FoxTrax most here would not have thought it a strike. Many umps wouldn't even have called it a strike given how badly he missed his spot. Kotsay can't win here. Yes, he's not good. But he can't win with lots of posters here.
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Well, Reds and Bucs lost tonight. Can someone explain why, when teh NL Central has 1 million team, the Red Sox are playing the PADRES tonight?
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I'm not blaming the crowd. Just saying it's been dead all night, with the exception of the always popular "we got screwed" motivation. BA said as much earlier, about 3 seconds after I was going to post the same thought.
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Come on. It wasn't a horrible AB. The pitcher made some really good pitches (even if one did technically miss its spot by a healthy margin). Sometimes when a guy strikes out it's not because he sucked.I can virtually gurantee that folks would have roasted him just as badly if he swung and missed at that pitch, claiming that he swung at a terrible pitch.
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It's hard to draw any accurate conclusions from just the boradcast, but it seems like tonight's crowd is getting out of this game exactly what they've put into it.
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I'll be surprised if the Brewers get 4 runners from here on out, much less 4 runs.
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Wow. I was ALL OVER that trivia question.
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I think if Casey starts to hit at all the homers will come. If there's any upside to Casey's slump it hasn't looked like he's just tried to slug his way out of it and get all his homers back at once.
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May be Texas. I DO have very bad memories of a bad Crew loss or two down in Arlington. Don't recall if they played in MP or not.
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Rays, Orioles, Angels for the trivia answer?
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Like sands through the hourglass . . .
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Can't wait until the Crew gets out to NY and the game pace slows to a crawl again.
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He didn't say bad hop. He said tricky hop. And it was a tight second hop. Betancourt's throw was no worse than Ricky's. Lots to complain about Yuni but that play was nothing.
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Nice. No Braun. Get well soon, Braunie.
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hmm, me thinks it won't be a "piece of cake." Niemann, Hellickson, and Price go for the Rays--that's tough just right there. And then the Twins have turned on their Twin-ness and gone 14-2 in June thus far. Sorry, this is no cake walk. But .500 or better is still expected. That statement was so over the top I didn't think blue was necessary.
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1-2 in Boston isn't terrible. 1-3 in Chicago is. The Crew have lost 4 of their last 6 series. The sweeps of the Cards and Marlins, series in which they won 5 1-run games, kept their record from suffering. They are again, by winning percentage, the worst road team in teh NL. They have a 13 home/6 road stretch in front of them going into the AS break. Then they coume out of the break with a 9-game/10-day west coast trip. Brewers had better find a way to make the homestands pay off big, especially vs the Reds and DBacks. If the organization is truly "all-in" this season, just sneaking into the playoffs isn't good enough. I doubt anyone catches Philly for the top spot, but if the Crew really want to give themselves a fighting chance in the post-season they need to figure out a way to win the division and finish with the second best record in the NL. My gut tells me that that spot is available. My gut also tells me that if the Brewers fail to win the division they probably fail to make the playoffs. No matter how you slice it, that would make this season a disappointment, if not an outright failure.
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No big deal. Just keep winning just keep winning 75% of the home games and nobody will care that the Brewers are the worst road team in the National League. Taking 5 of 6 from the Twins and Rays should be a piece of cake.
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Maybe it's just me, but that win just makes me hate the start of the road trip even more.
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Yuni's hardest hit ball of the night?
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Not that hard of a play, but it's virtually a web gem for Prince.
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It starts.
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You can almost set your watch by that.