I say stop worrying about what Mil is doing. The Cubs should keep doing their thing and take care of the Brewers when it is time to play Mil. Do that and it won't matter what Mil is doing.
I'm going to wait and see him be healthy before I give him a slot.
Do not get me wrong, I do believe he's a top 5 talent in the system, when he is healthy.
1. a more athletic Michael Conforto. 2. A Sam Fuld/Donnie Dewees. 3. A harder throwing Kyle Hendricks. I mean not the most exciting but not terrible either.
I like Busch in the leadoff spot but with this being the Sunday before ASB, I expect a no call/no show from the offense today.
With that said, prove me wrong Cubs.
Simply put, Judge (or Bonds) are not infallible. They still get out a majority of the time. You can not be afraid to pitch to these guys because they are harder to get out than say a Jon Berti.
A HR in that situation kills the rally. Despite another runner reaching base, the Cubs got a clean slate. There is a time and place to walk Judge but B9 and his team is trailing 0-5 is not one of those times. No free runners in the situation.
I was frustrated that I was not making my point clearly. People was focus on a player who I was trying to use as an example.
Do not take this the wrong way chops but I am done with this particular discussion. I could not make my point clearly and it confused people. I apologize. Ready to move on.