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  1. I might have watched at least tomorrow’s game had we won. Now I’m done until Tuesday.
  2. I’m going to assume 4th time through the order is what Joe will say.
  3. You guys should really start doing what I do and only pay attention to the home games. It's much more enjoyable that way. I went and played a couple hours of racquetball tonight, checked the score when I got done, saw it was 11-1, and closed the app.
  4. Nah. We'll win tomorrow. It will be over the weekend that we’ll fall to 2nd.
  5. They’re definitely losing this one but will win tomorrow. Just have to hope they don’t lay an egg in Pittsburgh.
  6. Nobody is buried in this division race I said could be buried. Especially with 6 vs St Louis and 7 vs us. I mean, 4 of those are at home against the Cubs so that should be 3 wins for Milwaukee, but my point stands.
  7. He almost no hit the Cubs with Wieters catching him who also hit a 3 run homer to ensure the rest of the game was minimum stress. You are talking about the road Cubs Interesting that you didn't mention how he shutout the best team in the NL over 7 innings and struck out 10 in his last start. Oh and Wieters caught that one too.
  8. Gleyber Torres.. Full year: .283/.349/.524/.872, 26 HRs in 108 games vs. Baltimore: .414/.485/1.138/1.623, 13 HRs in 16 games vs. the rest: .261/.326/.420/.746, 13 HRs in 92 games
  9. It’s either this or the Heyward at leadoff debate.
  10. I like that the AL East team we get 4 games against is the Orioles.
  11. The Giants had a good run before the deadline, and are already back to reality this month. The Reds aren't a good team and are in 4th in this mediocre division and are only close to .500 due to owning us, the Cardinals would need to drop the next 5 games to the Reds to be as bad as we are. It would be cool if they could help, but you are going to be severely let down if you are expecting any kind of real help from those teams going forward. Yeah but the Giants and Reds have both won 2 of their past 3 games - both were against teams over .500 also - so clearly they’re hot again.
  12. Cardinals take the lead because Hurdle just left his pitcher in to flounder.
  13. They also have 8 games against the Reds (3 under) and 4 against SF (2 under). Teams who would be worse if they didn't beat us Well if you take out all of the games the Cubs lost they’d be undefeated so clearly they’re going to roll to the World Series.
  14. They also have 8 games against the Reds (3 under) and 4 against SF (2 under).
  15. They will figure it out in a few games. Trust me. Cubs can’t win on the road and Pirates can’t win anywhere. Something’s got to give.
  16. We scored a bunch of runs that last game in Milwaukee and then got 3 total in 3 games against the Cardinals. I’m fully expecting like 7 runs total the next three games.
  17. Could really have used a ball in play there.
  18. Gerardo Parra homered for the Nationals against the Giants yesterday. That’s not really noteworthy by itself. However, not only did Parra play for the Giants earlier this year, but he homered against the Nationals while playing for the Giants. Wonder if that’s ever happened before. Obviously guys have done it over multiple seasons. I assume it’s occurred before but I wonder how frequently it happens.
  19. On the road again Going places where we never win Seeing things I don't want to see again And I can't wait to get back home again
  20. Next month for the Brewers: 3 vs. Texas 2 vs. Minnesota 3 at Washington 3 at St. Louis 3 vs. Arizona 3 vs. St. Louis 3 at Cubs 2 vs. Houston 4 vs. Cubs So that's 26 straight games against teams currently at or above .500. September is much easier (4 at Miami, 4 vs. SD, 3 vs. Pitt, 3 vs. Cincy, 3 vs. Col), but they could be buried by the time that comes around.
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