This time has some good hitting.
Its nice to be excited and not watching a 1 and 5 team
Its nice to be excited and not watching a 1 and 5 team
Still eager? Fortunately, I missed it. Was busy getting fleeced at a restaurant last night.I'm eager to see how they play against the Cards starting tonight.
Well, the Crew took 2 out of 3. It's always fun to beat the Cards.Still eager? Fortunately, I missed it. Was busy getting fleeced at a restaurant last night.
Nice uniforms but I hate that team.Well, the Crew took 2 out of 3. It's always fun to beat the Cards.
It sure has been. I've been watching out of the corner of my eye (and on Bally Sports ... ) and while it's nice they win the Central, I have to admit that since Packers training camp opened, I haven't paid much attention to MLB.What a year!
Who knows. Maybe they feel they don't have to hit? LolIt sure has been. I've been watching out of the corner of my eye (and on Bally Sports ... ) and while it's nice they win the Central, I have to admit that since Packers training camp opened, I haven't paid much attention to MLB.
Gotta ask LTF, why does it seem as though the Crew go into a hitting slump every time Burnes starts? Aside from that, I'm just enjoying the ride because the Crew beat the teams they're supposed to, but the Braves and Dodgers have the same prescription (including beating the Brewers). I do think it cool that the Crew can knock the Cubbies out of the playoffs.
Talk to them about the Cardinals. It will ease the pain.That was horrible
Now I have to deal with the AZ fans. Iive in Phoenix
MLBs version of the Lions?Brewers: They'll just break your heart. (This is about the time my kid says "Shut up, old man."
Or Milwaukee's Baseball version of their Bucks?MLBs version of the Lions?
Income generation since the Stadium is suddenly open.
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Craig is a good coach. Mikwaukee is always relevant since he has been aroundHonestly, I don't follow the Brewers nearly as close as I follow the Packers, Badgers or Bucks. So I have to ask others, would Craig Counsell moving on, be a bad or good thing?
I know the Brewers management wants him back, but is that what would be best for a team that can't seem to go very far in the playoffs? Is Counsell's situation similar to what the Bucks faced with Mike Budenholzer? Really solid "coach" in the regular season, but struggles against other elite teams?
All that said, I do acknowledge that IMO, there is a difference between the Bucks and the Brewers in regards to talent. With the Bucks having top level talent and the Brewers not. So that makes it seem like Counsell did more with less and besides the 1 Championship, Budenholzer did less with more.
I know the Brewers are more handcuffed by what they can spend on talent and that makes it very difficult to compete with the Dodgers, Braves and other large market teams. So maybe it isn't Counsell, more than it is the fact that the Brewers are at their ultimate peak, with what they have to spend?
Or possibly, less?Maybe a diff coach gets more from players?
That is the part that I keep going back to and probably why, if they can get him to stay, might be best for a team that has the small market odds stacked against them.Craig is a good coach. Mikwaukee is always relevant since he has been around