I love God, my wife, my kids, the Brewers, the Badgers and the Packers, in that order.
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When it comes to social media and life generally, everyone thinks they are either Job (put through the wringer for no reason) or Solomon (a font of wisdom).
Usually, we are Eliphaz (more useful when we are quiet).
Craig Smith retweeted
The Packers offense is just
1 yard run
-1 yard run
20 yard pass to the most open receiver you’ve ever seen in your life
Hearing @JLevering4 do this hits me so hard.
Listening to Harry Doyle shout the Indians win the pennant was always a touch bittersweet because I wanted to hear Uecker say it.
Bravo, Jeff Levering. Bravo.
THE BREWERS WIN THE PENNANT
The full call of the final out from @JLevering4, as heard on the Brewers Radio Network
Don't mind me. I'm just a guy staring at his TV, trying to not cry, thinking about how much I loved the Brewers since I was an 8 yr old listening to Bob Uecker on the radio. Just a guy who thought this day would never come.
Craig Smith retweeted
All this because one man had the courage to change his mind and vote his conscience on October 6, 1995.
#ThankYouGeorgePetak
At this point, I want this game to go 1 of 2 ways:
1. Brewers work up Glasnows pitch count and get Roberts to pull him early, beat up the bullpen
2. Dodgers score 8 more runs, Brewers use the back of the pen to get through the game and bring Miz with a rested pen for G5.
If the Brewers win tonight, there will be two, and only two, downsides:
1. John Smoltz will be on the mic
2. Bob Uecker won't be
Craig Smith retweeted
Brewers play ball like a fighter kicking you over and over and over again in the leg until it gives out. Constant attacking.
Craig Smith retweeted
When they tell you sports gambling is harmless: no it isn't. Nicole Noren on why she left ESPN.
An important and poignant perspective on ESPN's embrace of sports gambling
cjr.org/the-interview/nicole…
I don't know if I can survive more games like this. I was standing in front of the TV telling Megill, "forget about the curveball Ricky, give em the heater"
Craig Smith retweeted
Jackson Chourio is the second MLB player to deliver a postseason walkoff hit with his team trailing & with a pitcher who led his league in saves during the regular season on the mound (since saves became official in 1969).
The other was Kirk Gibson off Dennis Eckersley in 1988.
Craig Smith retweeted
How about some love for the guys who extended the 9th inning and loaded the bases with walks
I scared my children with how loud I screamed when Frelick scored. I can't imagine what AmFam sounded like.
I love this Brewers team so much. Give Yelich all the credit for working that walk. And there is no one I want at bat in that spot than Jackson Chourio.
