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Related: About this forumThe Brewers are down bad
Boy, it seems like these teams that made deadline moves (Seattle being an exception) arent doing too hot.
Since dealing Hader, neither the Friars nor the Crew are showing much, and the Yankees lost again to Toronto.
While Im happy my Cubbies won today, the Brewers have lost 11 of 17 and really on a slide, and it wasnt just that Milwaukee lost, but how.
The Brewers had the ninth, 10th and 11th innings to get three outs. They were a strike away, and Yelich couldnt field a transition.
I mean, Cub relievers had a really tough time locating pitches, and somehow, this team still celebrated a walk off.
Were definitely seeing some collapses, folks. The dog days of summer seem to really take their toll.
GreenWave
(9,445 posts)I am thinking of getting a shirt done up with SLANIDRAC on it and somehow I need ULA on it and show the redbird morphed into a vampire.
yourout
(8,136 posts)Centerfielder.
The pitching trades were basically a wash.
This team has needed hitting for the last 3 years.
GreenWave
(9,445 posts)yourout
(8,136 posts)Giving him that deal before you knew he was completely back from the broken knee cap was a great way to "kneecap" a small market team for a decade.
yourout
(8,136 posts)They can't hit, They play bad defense, and this year the Pitching has been injured and is way below the last few years.
Rebuild is right around the corner lust like 2014.
usonian
(14,619 posts)F---ing money ball. Hate it.
I remember they used to call Dick Stuart "Doctor Strangeglove". How about a whole team that forgot how to pitch, hit and field? How many bases loaded with no runs produced, botched running .... Oh, never mind.
From the old days, look up a John Miller call "That's the worst base running in the history of baseball"
Painful
Auggie
(31,908 posts)What little trade bait they had in the minors is part off that rebuild.
True Dough
(20,858 posts)was pitching terribly before the trade and has been just as bad or worse since being shipped out.
EnergizedLib
(2,232 posts)But it seems like Milwaukee has, maybe coincidentally, been on a slide, too, since that time.
Ziggysmom
(3,635 posts)Most definitely, it is time for the MLB to realize that the inequalities between small and large market clubs are perpetuating competitive imbalance in the league.
And yeah, Yelich has been a huge disappointment for the Brewers. Brewers leave too many men on base that don't score, and except for some home runs, we are not hitting well.