Brewhaha

Not really. http://www.hardballtimes.com/thtstats/main/index.php?view=fielding&linesToDisplay=50&orderBy=zone_rating&direction=DESC&qual_filter=1&season_filter[]=2008&league_filter[]=2&pos_filter[]=7&Submit=Submit Link doesn't work, but you could imagine what it would be like if it did.

lol, best rival fan poster on NSBB Keep in mind, your average Brewer fan takes up 2.5 seats. Hyuck Hyuck Hyuck Quite the opposite according to Men's Health. Top 10 fittest in 2006 1. Baltimore (25) 2. Honolulu (2) 3. Virginia Beach (12) 4. Tucson (8) 5. Milwaukee (15) 6. Colorado Springs (3) 7. San Francisco (4) 8. Seattle (1) 9. Louisville-Jefferson (N/A) 10. Boston (11) Top 10 fattest in 2006 1. Chicago (5) 2. Las Vegas (9) 3. Los Angeles (21) 4. Dallas (6) 5. Houston (1) 6. Memphis (4) 7. Long Beach (20) 8. El Paso (11) 9. Kansas City (18) 10. Mesa (15) that list is wrong. Of course it is

lol, best rival fan poster on NSBB Keep in mind, your average Brewer fan takes up 2.5 seats. Hyuck Hyuck Hyuck Quite the opposite according to Men's Health. Top 10 fittest in 2006 1. Baltimore (25) 2. Honolulu (2) 3. Virginia Beach (12) 4. Tucson (8) 5. Milwaukee (15) 6. Colorado Springs (3) 7. San Francisco (4) 8. Seattle (1) 9. Louisville-Jefferson (N/A) 10. Boston (11) Top 10 fattest in 2006 1. Chicago (5) 2. Las Vegas (9) 3. Los Angeles (21) 4. Dallas (6) 5. Houston (1) 6. Memphis (4) 7. Long Beach (20) 8. El Paso (11) 9. Kansas City (18) 10. Mesa (15)

Shouldn't have thrown beer on him [-X

Awesome. I hate Milwaukee, the city is a POS. Their fans are annoying and unrealistic. However, once Fielder, Braun, and Hart leave for better money they'll be back to worthless for another 18 seasons until they scrounge a winning season again. Then their fans will be back... Diehard Brewer fans are just as clueless as casual Cub fans. They think every minor leaguer they have will be an All-Star, and rarely follow the other teams in the division. :rotfl: Are you laughing or crying? You'll be good for a few years, but you have to know Fielder, Braun and Hart are all history once they reach free agency, and probably before. That's why I don't hate the Brewers. They'll never sustain success like the Cardinals. Fielder, probably. Only because of Boras. Hart, I would put money on him staying long term. The Brewers have already talked about a long term extension for Braun. This isn't the $40 million payroll Brewers, plus you can't assume there won't be more new talent coming to replace possible loses considering how well the Brewers have drafted and developed under Executive of Year Jack Zduriencik. Sure, they can't keep everyone, but don't kid yourself into thinking they are all gone soon. In other words, i'm laughing.

Awesome. I hate Milwaukee, the city is a POS. Their fans are annoying and unrealistic. However, once Fielder, Braun, and Hart leave for better money they'll be back to worthless for another 18 seasons until they scrounge a winning season again. Then their fans will be back... Diehard Brewer fans are just as clueless as casual Cub fans. They think every minor leaguer they have will be an All-Star, and rarely follow the other teams in the division. :rotfl:

As soon as the cubs do... The Rockies are a hell of a lot more formidable than the Astros. And the Tigers and Twins are a lot more formidable than the White Sox. I don't see what there is to complain about. How bout dem Royals? The Royals are arguably better than the White Sox right now. Twins (home and road), Tigers (road), Royals > Mariners (home), Sox.

As soon as the cubs do... The Rockies are a hell of a lot more formidable than the Astros. And the Tigers and Twins are a lot more formidable than the White Sox. I don't see what there is to complain about.

As soon as the cubs do...

Joined date > you so, you signed up with the intention of waiting for the brewers to get good so you could come here and crow? okay. Nah, I thought I would liven up the discussion with that gem of player analysis...if you know what I mean. :wink:

Joined date > you

Barrett = Estrada Miller >>> Blanco

Thanks, it looks like sunday is the day then

I am going to be buying tickets to the Brewers-Cubs first series, and it looks like there is a possible Sheets-Zambrano matchup. The Cubs have an off day after the opener, do you think they will skip the 5th man and throw Zambrano on saturday, or let the 5th man pitch saturday and throw Zambrano on sunday? Obviously it's probably too early to know how it will pan out, but tickets go on sale in a couple days so I want to have some kind of idea.

Landry drives the lane, Randle(?) tries to take a charge. Landry goes up, Randle falls down, then Landry shoots and makes the layup. Officials called an offensive foul on Landry, but counted the basket. I don't understand. That makes no sense. Exactly. They should've either whistled Randle and counted the basket, or gotten Landry for the charge and not counted it. It was a clear charge. Tucker went over Frazier's back in front of everyone. I think we must have been the road team. The refs were bad for both sides, the play when Randle got the and 1 right before the Landry play was an offensive foul that wasn't called. Illinois was hacking and reaching in all game, no calls made, so settle down.