They were doing this awfulness in the NBA playoffs usually to start a 4th quarter. It's terrible. Let the coaches and managers focus on the game. It's not April 12th. I think the worst part is anyone expecting them to give any type of useful information. No coach is dumb enough to do that, not even Jay Gruden.
They were doing this awfulness in the NBA playoffs usually to start a 4th quarter. It's terrible. Let the coaches and managers focus on the game. It's not April 12th. I think the worst part is anyone expecting them to give any type of useful information. No coach is dumb enough to do that, not even Jay Gruden.
My Faria, don't you know I have come a long, long way. You belong in the minors toiling away in Triple-A. Sweet Faria, sunlight surely hurts my eyes. Watching all of your pitches sailing through the skies.
If the results hold we'll be two back with two to play. It's about as locked up as can be without it officially being locked up and at that point you should probably just rest your starters and set everything up the way you want it. The good news is the Nationals play 4 hours before we start tomorrow and the Cardinals start an hour before us so we should have a pretty good idea if we have any chance to catch anybody by the time the game starts.
Yeah, no problem with the lineup. Baez has a broken hand or something, Bryant got hurt on a wet base and Rizzo came back early against the Cardinals from a sprained ankle. This is a whole lot of nothing. It even makes sense to sit Darvish after pitching nearly 180 innings this year after only pitching 40 due to various arm injuries last year.
That doesn't really come into play in baseball. But, Brewers are one of the worst hitting teams since Yeli went out BTW. Middle of the pack. 7th in NL, 15th in MLB.
That’s all fair, but the point that if the shoe was on the other foot, Maddon would be torching the Brewers is likely accurate. Sure, he's a hypocritical douche. I guess I just don't see why we should care what he says or does.
Bryant, Rizzo and Baez are hurt. There's no reason to play them and risk further injury that might impact games next year that will matter. If the Brewers wanted to win the division or have home field, they should've played better to the point where they didn't need to win 18 of 20 to even get to the playoffs.