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Makes sense. That's what they did when they had the Beloit/Wisconsin games. With all tickets being the same price, the people who get there first should get first choice.

Speaking of man-crushes. Lorenzo Cain 2-3 with a walk. 7-3 Packers leading the Browns. Edit: As I typed that, Nelson smacked a two run single. 9-3 now.

I don't think it should be in blue. I thought there was a part of him rooting for the Cubs yesterday and it came through in his play by play.

March 23, 3:10, FS Wisconsin March 27, 8:05, MLB Network March 31, 9:05, FS Wisconsin April 1, 3:05, WMLW April 2, 2:05, MLB Network April 4, 9:10, MLB Network

I'd much rather watch a three second race than a three hour race. I could leave 2 hours, 59 minutes and 57 seconds quicker.

Top of the 1st: Weeks flies out to right field. Duffy triples to right center field. Hardy doubles to left center field, Duffy scores. Braun singles to left field, Hardy out at home. Cameron strikes out swinging. 1-0 Brewers Bottom of the 1st: Gathright walks. Miles lines out to Hardy. Gathright steals second base. Bradley walks. Robnett pinch running for Bradley. Ramirez strikes out swinging. Hoffpauir infield single. Fox flies out to left field. End of the 1st: Brewers 1, Cubs 0 Top of the 2nd: Rivera flies out to right center. Nelson singles to right. McGehee grounds out to short. Nelson advances to second. Salome pinch hits for Gallardo. Salome flies out to right. Bottom of the 2nd: McClung now pitching Bako grounds out to second. Barney singles to center. Clevenger pinch hitting for Marshall Clevenger walks. Gathright singles to left. Barney scores. Miles lines out to left. Robnett grounds out to first. End of the 2nd: Brewers 1, Cubs 1 Top of the 3rd: Gaudin now pitching Weeks walks. Duffy grounds into 4-6-3 double play. Hardy doubles to left. Braun strikes out looking. Bottom of the 3rd: Ramirez walks. Scales pinch running for Ramirez. Hoffpauir walks, Scales to second. Fox homers to left field, Scales and Hoffpauir score. Bako grounds out to shortstop. Barney flies out foul to right field. Mike Burns now pitching Gaudin doubles to right center Gathright singles to third base, Gaudin to third Gathright caught stealing second base End of the 3rd: Cubs 4, Brewers 1 Top of the 4th: Cameron home run to deep left. Rivera pops out to first base. Nelson reaches first on error by first baseman. McGehee singles to left, Nelson to second. Lamb hitting for Burns Lamb grounds in to a double play, McGehee out at second base. Bottom of the 4th: Villanueva pitching. Lamb stays in the game at third base. Miles strikes out swinging. Robnett ground-rule double to left field. Scales walks. Hoffpauir strikes out swinging. Fox walks, Robnett to third, Scales to second. Bako ground out to first base. End of the 4th: Cubs 4, Brewers 2 Top of the 5th: Marmol pitching. Wellington Castillo at catcher. Weeks hit by pitch. Iribarren running for Weeks. Duffy singles to left field, Iribarren to second. Hardy flies out to deep right center, Iribarren to third. Braun flies out to deep right center, Iribarren scores. Cameron pops out to third base. Bottom of the 5th: Bateman pitching. Iribarren stays in the game at second base. Nixon at right field, Duffy to center field. Escobar at shortstop. Barney flies out to right field. Castillo walks. Gathright singles to left center, Castillo to second. Miles singles to center, Castillo scores, Gathright to third Robnett flies out to left field, Gathright scores Scales grounds out to second base End of the 5th: Cubs 6, Brewers 3 Top of the 6th: Mike Stanton pitching. Andres Blanco at second base. Sam Fuld at center field. Rivera homers to left field. Nelson walks. Nixon strikes out swinging. Lamb singles to right field, Nelson to second. Iribarren strikes out swinging. Duffy lines out to first base. Bottom of the 6th: Stetter pitching. Thorman at first base. Lucroy at catcher. Hoffpauir grounds out to second base. Fox singles to right field. Snyder pinch running for Fox. Blanco flies out to right field. Barney grounds out to third base. End of the 6th: Cubs 6, Brewers 4 Top of the 7th: Kevin Hart pitching. Escobar grounds out to first base. Braun walks. Lee Haydel pinch running for Braun. Thorman singles to right field, Haydel to second. Lucroy pops out to right field, Haydel to third. Rottino grounds into a fielder's choice, Thorman out at second. Bottom of the 7th: Dillard pitching. Haydel stays in the game at center field Erik Miller at left field. Castillo reaches first on error by third baseman. Taguchi pinch hitting. Taguchi flies out to center. Fuld reaches first on error by shortstop, Castillo to third base. Robnett walks, Fuld to second base. Scales grounds out to first base, Castillo scores, Fuld to third, Robnett to second. Hoffpauir grounds out to first base. End of the 7th: Cubs 7, Brewers 4 Top of the 8th: Chad Fox pitching Nixon strikes out swinging. Lamb flies out to left field. Iribarren grounds out to second base. Bottom of the 8th: Narron pitching Snyder walks. Blanco walks, Snyder to second. Barney grounds in to a double play, Snyder out at second. Castillo strikes out looking. End of the 8th: Cubs 7, Brewers 4 Top of the 9th: Angel Guzman pitching. Miller flies out to right field. Escobar doubles to deep left center. Haydel grounds out to first baseman. Escobar goes to third probably. Thorman strikes out swinging. End of the 9th: Cubs 7, Brewers 4 Loser, loser, chicken tooter.

Sun 1 Hoffpauir 0 Shame Hardy was out at home. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/frown.gif

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Glad CV showed up last night. He was the only one to make a field goal in the first quarter.

Don't know the other scheduled pitchers or the lineup. If I see them, I'll post them. Rickie Weeks 2B Chris Duffy RF J.J. Hardy SS Ryan Braun LF Mike Cameron CF Mike Rivera C Brad Nelson 1B Casey McGehee 3B Yovani Gallardo RHP Joey Gathright CF Aaron Miles 2B Milton Bradley RF Aramis Ramirez 3B Micah Hoffpauir LF Jake Fox 1B Paul Bako C Darwin Barney SS Sean Marshall LHP Also scheduled to pitch: Carlos Villanueva, Mitch Stetter, Tim Dillard, Seth McClung, Chris Narveson, Joe Bateman and Sam Narron.

The only thing I can find out the 60 yard dash is the McCalvy article which only gives Hart, Weeks, Braun, Hall, Anderson, Iribarren and Hardy's times. http://milwaukee.brewers.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20070228&content_id=1820348&vkey=spt2007news&fext=.jsp&c_id=mil

I think he did at some points, but sometimes he just sounded awkward to me. Speaking of awkward, right in the beginning of the broadcast, Bob was getting ready to send it to Cory to talk and he said "Back to you (pause for a second or two), Cory. You knew he was so used to saying Jim that he was getting ready to say it again, but caught himself.

Oakland A's Travis Buck RF Ryan Sweeney CF Matt Holliday LF Jason Giambi 1B Kurt Suzuki C Bobby Crosby SS Jack Hannahan 3B Eric Patterson 2B Josh Outman P Milwaukee Brewers Rickie Weeks 2B J.J. Hardy SS Ryan Braun LF Prince Fielder 1B Corey Hart RF Mike Cameron CF Casey McGehee 3B Jason Kendall C Jeff Suppan RHP Link

I doubt there's any pregame. There's barely any pregame if you actually listen to the radio (1:50 on air time, 2:00 game time.)

I don't mind that they changed the game, but at least make it a desirable game. Lakers/Nuggets and Spurs/Cavs would've been much better options than Magic/Pistons.

Was this the picture or did they change it? Because this picture is definitely Koskie. http://d.yimg.com/a/p/sp/tools/med/2009/02/ipt/1235546988.jpg

I think Salome should be in there. For example, I'd take Salome over #91 Chris Perez.

I would have an opinion on it if U-Verse carried it. I would happily give up Lifetime Movie Network to get MLB Network. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif

He didn't lose the ball, Iguodala knocked it out of his hands and he picked it back up.

Fatter than Joey colbyjack rluzinski brettac And That TooLiveBrew DougJones43 MassHaas Those are my favorites in no particular order.

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CV is included in your $64.6 million number. No he's not. Redd, RJ, Bogut, Gadzuric, Ridnour, Bell, Alexander, Elson, Allen and LRMAM combine to make $64,412,000 million next year. You need 13 players on a roster, we have about $5 million to spend for three players. My guess is that the luxury tax 'cap' will be raised next year. No it won't. The luxury tax is based on the revenue of the league. With the economy the way it is, the revenue is going down. The luxury tax this year is $71.15 million, the projected luxury tax next year is $69.4 million.

A poster on realgm, who has broken a ton of stuff on the Bucks before and is a CBA guru has said that Kohl absolutely will not pay the luxury tax next year unless the Bucks do something crazy, like win a round in the playoffs. So the chances of that happening are like .0000001%.

If Kohl won't pay the luxury tax, we may not be able to sign either. Sessions can't earn more than the MLE for the first two years of his contract (probably around $5.5 million) and if Kohl won't pay the tax, that's all we'll have to spend.

Yep, I'm a lefty, but I bat right handed for baseball, swing right handed for golf and shoot right handed for hockey. My right leg is completely useless when it comes to sports like soccer however. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif