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Is this not the most Bucks thing ever? If you would've told me like 15 years ago that we would be on pace to win nearly 70 games and a title favorite, but a worldwide pandemic would cause the season to get cancelled in March... i would have believed you.
Brewers in the world series. I am in absolute disbelief. An entire lifetime of being certain this would never happen. Just surreal. Wish Uecker was here for it, but man this is good. Enjoy it, but don't forget that the job is not done. THE JOB IS NOT DONE.
Finally Garrett Mitchell is using that LB build to produce some power. He's the perfect physical specimen of a baseball player. No reason he shouldn't hit 20 HRs w/ his build. Has one of the highest ground ball rates in baseball, hopefully he's starting to take a dif approach.
I know he's been hitting well, and I genuinely love and respect the hell out of Yelly. But I would've rather had literally anyone else on the roster up there with the bases loaded. Just new he would roll over on one and swing at a ball out of the zone.
Goes without saying that those were two massive runs for the brewers. Put the pressure back on the Dodgers offense. Tighten them up a bit.
So, was Snell tipping pitches during Bauers 11 pitch AB tonight too? Or was it only Yamamoto tipping pitches when Bauers battled him for a 12 pitch walk on Mon? Is the storyline the Dodgers struggles or the Brewers dominance? I think we all know. It's Brewers against the world.
That Brewers 7th inning was probably my favorite half inning of my entire life. Thousands of games over 40 years, and god that was good. Incredible 11 pitch AB from Bauers (again)... then Mitchell with the back to back jack. Baseball euphoria. Also props to DL Hall, what a job.
It's all the little things, i.e. 2 outs in the 9th & he says, "Dodgers are down to their last out." Instead of: Brewers are one out away. I know it's insignificant in the grand scheme, but it's every little small thing for 9 innings & it's irritating. Imagine if LA was winning.
These insurance runs make me so unbelievably happy. Playoffs are torturous to watch... each insurance run makes it just a little bit less so.
Joe Davis is not even hiding it at this point on the play by play call. He sounds like his best friend just died. Good god this is unprofessional.
God that felt good. Snell totally unraveling, Dave Roberts in the dugout unable to believe his dumb eyes, Joe Davis with the absolute eulogy home run calls. Every single thing about that Brewers half of the 7th inning was absolutely perfect.
Does Joe Davis know this is a national broadcast? Almost exclusively talking about the Dodgers like he would on a typical Dodger home broadcast for him. Normally I don't care, but its egregious and oddly irritating.
All this talk about Shohei... I wish everyone would stfu before he hits 11 homers in the next 3 games and miraculously heals in time to pitch a perfect game.
If we are going to minimize the Brewers success against Yamamoto by suggesting he was tipping pitches, shouldn't we also discuss Miz potentially tipping pitches? The guy has an all time whiff rate all season, but suddenly can't miss a bat to save his life in 2 straight starts?
David Vassegh revealed on AM 570 that players around MLB were texting him during Game 2 because they believed the Brewers had Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s pitches.
Vassegh specifically pointed to at-bats from Jake Bauers and Brice Turang. Bauers fouled off six consecutive pitches during a 12-pitch walk before Yamamoto’s night ended after only 2⅔ innings.
There is no confirmation that Yamamoto was tipping pitches or that Milwaukee knew what was coming—but other players apparently saw something that caught their attention.
What do you think?
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I had early single game access to brewers world series tickets. Spoiler alert: cheapest single tickets available are in the 400 sections and are $1K.
The Brewers didn't make the playoffs for 26 years. From 1982 until 2008 when Prince, Braun, & CC ended the streak. The once laughingstock of a franchise now has a team playing so well that people think they are cheating. Not sure what my point is, but it's been a wild ride.