Game Thread #53: Braves (28-24) at Brewers (25-27)
by Jeff Sackmann on May 28, 2008 5:47 PM CDT
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PrintLast night the Brewers looked like a bona fide Major League baseball team. Maybe it was the Julian Tavarez effect?
It's been an two whole days since Tim Dillard pitched, so I think we can expect him to see some action. Bridging the gap between the National Anthem and Dillard is Jeff Suppan, who is taking on Jo-Jo Reyes, a lefty.
Here's the BR Game Preview. Game time is 7:05 CT.
Go Brewers!
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Oh god
Did anyone else shudder when Coshun and Nelson tried to sing “Changes” just now?
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
Coaching lineup shuffle
Skaalen at 1st, Sedar at 3rd, Sveum out. He sick or something?
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 6:48 PM CDT reply actions
big assist from Hall
I’m told that in the postgame interview, Hall said he stole third on his own.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 6:57 PM CDT up reply actions
You are right
Cox set the bar low last night. But Ned did some ok things with the Pen and such.
by dixieflatline on May 28, 2008 6:58 PM CDT up reply actions
It's not actually a big deal
I just think that Ned would be more than happy to let Cameron sac fly Hall over to third and then leave it up to Braun to drive the run home or go to extra innings. I’m not a big small-ball guy, but sometimes you need to show a little urgency to win now, especially if you spend time complaining about an overworked bullpen.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 7:02 PM CDT up reply actions
Without a doubt
Reading the Braves message board put some perspective on our demands for firing Yost… Cox will go down as one of the better managers of the era, and fans were calling for him not only to be fired, but unfortunately, die.
Maybe since Yost comes from Cox’s coaching system, it makes them both susceptible to criticism. I feel it is always NL managers that are on the hotseat… while the AL, they don’t have to really manage the game except deciding when to change pitchers.
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True
I remember when Charlie Manuel (sp?) came to the NL he admitted that he didn’t know how to execute a double switch. Phils fans were happy with that comment.
Child's graduation
If he’s the guy that is signaling the graduates to get their diplomas, half the audience is getting waved up.
by Getting Yosted on May 28, 2008 7:00 PM CDT up reply actions
Didn't see the lineup posted
But Hall is back
2B Rickie Weeks
CF Mike Cameron
LF Ryan Braun
1B Prince Fielder
RF Corey Hart
3B Bill Hall
SS JJ Hardy
C Jason Kendall
P Jeff Suppan
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The Brewers...
...sure hit well against leftys last year. Are they doing as good this year?
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There is something
about Jeff’s glove that pisses me off. I don’t know what it is, the shape, mabey?
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I thought that about Gorzellany and a few other leftys
Hope you’re right though. It’d be nice to see a game with a big number for a change.
Anybody think...
...Braun and Fielder should switch spots in the lineup?
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Why not?
Fielder would probably get some good pitches to hit. And in the beginning of the season Braun was struggling, so it would be a different situation
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Well, last season both struggled with the switch
I like having the higher batting average guy being in the three spot rather than the four, and Prince strikes me as much more of a prototypical clean-up hitter. But I really really like Braun in the 3 spot
If we had a 5 hitter who was lefty I would
But I see no reason for it right now… I didn’t mind having Yost starting the season with it, and I didn’t mind when he switched it back, as both players feel “comfortable” in the spots… although I think a player should be comfortable where ever they bat, and Soriano drives me nuts on insisting he bats better in a certain spot
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I don't know...
...might be worth a try if they continue to struggle to put up runs.
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2-5-4 DP
Brian Anderson needs to re-learn his fielder numbers (“1-5-3,” really?).
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he has a point
The pitcher did have the ball first….
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 7:32 PM CDT up reply actions
thanks trenni
I appreciate that week-old story, and no replay of the caught stealing
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 7:40 PM CDT reply actions
Chipper
Over under on his battig average when the season is over? I am at .334
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The last 3 years
The batting champ in the NL has batted .340, .344, and .335 (Holliday, Sanchez and DLee)
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No way...
...hes going to put up those numbers all season. I got .345 tops.
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Suppan
Trying to remember again why Milwaukee sounded good.
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So, is anyone else not in favor of instant replay?
I’ve always loved the tradition and old-fashioned feel of the game, and I prefer to see the umps get it wrong a few times rather than bring in replays.
I hate instant replay in football
However, the major complaint I have about football is all the interruptions and time wasting. In baseball, the manager comes out and argues and wastes a bunch of time, anyway. I guess, because of that, I’m neutral.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 7:57 PM CDT up reply actions
Managers arguing
is what makes me favor replay. If the time is going to be used the call might as well be right. I would like it for home run calls and fair/foul, and plays at the plate only.
It's not always right
I say this as a still-bitter Sooners fan who witnessed two painfully obvious instant replay errors steal a game from his team.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:03 PM CDT up reply actions
I'm actually surprised that such a majority in favor.
I think about 80% of people were in favor in a recent Journal-Sentinal Poll.
I think they should get rid of fences
Fixes the home run controversy issue and makes it a lot more exciting for people in the bleachers.
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After hitting a batter and then almost changing him
i’ve see batters go after pitchers before but never the other way around.
by dixieflatline on May 28, 2008 8:06 PM CDT up reply actions
Lackey
A couple years ago, Lackey almost charged Kendall. Lackey said something about Kendall diving into pitches from the mound, and then Kendal started mouthing back, and Lackey almost went after him.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:08 PM CDT up reply actions
Braun!
Nice save
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
I've been really impressed by him in LF so far
great range, big arm…just needs to get more of a feel for his first step and he’s going to be great
Nice
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
sort of a related note
Heard Brenly say – and this is a paraphrase – “Soriano is good offensively, but defensively you can throw a dart at the dugout and come up with a better defender.’
Tons of Cubs fans I know keep throwing around the Braun = shitty defense thing
It’s like they don’t realize he changed positions or something
I still don't think he is polished
Or even above average right now… he looks dumb in a lot of his plays, he is an all or nothing player it seems, similar to Bill Hall, has made a lot of great play, but leads all 3B in errors… it is much more difficult for LF to get errors.
I think in a year or two, he will be an average LF, but nothing more
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He does have a nice arm...
...and good speed. I’ve heard: The Hebrew Hammer and Brauntisaurus.
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Wow
Soup laying out to snag that ball like it was an endangered stem cell
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:05 PM CDT reply actions
How many pitches does Soup have
through 4? and what site posts that?
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BrewCrewBall
Lordz Of Vengeance....If I'm not drunk, I'm at work.
by Dikembe Meiztombo on May 28, 2008 8:06 PM CDT up reply actions
See?
I told you so
Lordz Of Vengeance....If I'm not drunk, I'm at work.
by Dikembe Meiztombo on May 28, 2008 8:07 PM CDT up reply actions
Gameday is what I am using from now on
Love the highlights, since my MLBtv package is now gone
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61 pitches through four
You can find it at the bottom of a lot of box scores (here’s MLB.com’s) under the pitching lines if you don’t want to go through Gameday.
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i hope he saw a cute girl in a miniskirt
by PagsBrewCrew on May 28, 2008 8:11 PM CDT up reply actions
But
I was at the game last night
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
he's afraid of your boyfriend
so he tried not to look.
Also, cheese.
by Jeff Sackmann on May 28, 2008 8:18 PM CDT up reply actions
And
As all that was happening, the baseball sailed through the strikezone.
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Hahaha
That’s a great image
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
you wouldn't mess with her boyfriend either.
Also, cheese.
by Jeff Sackmann on May 28, 2008 8:23 PM CDT up reply actions
Gotta be careful
Once you get 2 guys on base, you have to guard against the triple play. Probably better to avoid that hornets’ nest altogether
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:14 PM CDT up reply actions
I feel it is not having trouble with pitcher
I makes me sick to write this, but It is just that a lot of our hitters had their best year last year or the year before, and aren’t really that good… It seems a lot of pitchers with eras in the 5s manae to hold the Brewers to 0, 1 or 2 runs
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There was another hit to JJ's RZR
That’s exactly the area he doesn’t tend to cover. Like jacob says, guys who shift over get penalized in that stat
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:15 PM CDT reply actions
It is hard to say
BIS doesn’t say how they count zones for shifts as far as I know. They pretty much don’t say anything about their stats though.
by dixieflatline on May 28, 2008 8:21 PM CDT up reply actions
i'm pretty sure
that whatever the zones are, they are consistent from AB to AB. So the conventional wisdom that “shifts -> less accurate RZR” is true.
Also, cheese.
by Jeff Sackmann on May 28, 2008 8:22 PM CDT up reply actions
Right
I’m actually basing that on the assumption that the zones are relatively constant. I took a look at Pinto’s PMR graph for JJ and the area he covers is almost exactly the shortshop’s zone, just shifted over so he misses that side, and gains out-of-range outs closer to second.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:23 PM CDT up reply actions
Therefore:
Stat was ruled irrelevant and was never spoken of again.
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It would be
If I didn’t always see JJ not getting to that ball :)
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:27 PM CDT up reply actions
No
But if you can’t find a way to objectively measure performance on the field, you end up fielding a team like the Giants.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:19 PM CDT up reply actions
Sure. Still an inexact science, yet
if you see a player/team every day and take notes, statistical analysis can be supplemented enough to make an accurate call, if the observers are well-trained.
(e.g., I don’t have to see Hall’s stats to know he’s not up to par yet)
Pleasant surprise
Bush yesterday and Suppan today.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:30 PM CDT reply actions
McCann...
...hit the ball right at the chick Hall struck out looking at.
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over at braves-nation.com forums - serious trash talk
Stuff like “Weeks with his fourth hit of the year,” and this one: ”... a team full of scrubs…...there isnt one brewer I’d swap a brave for.”
Braun for Infante?
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I'm no expert
But I think Braun can exit the batter’s box without collapsing into a heap. Advantage: scrubs
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:44 PM CDT up reply actions
Dang...
...Its a good thing the Braves suck otherwise I might be offended by that.
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They must really like Mike Hampton
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Wow
Tripping like that takes talent. Extend his contract.
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
So I think that we need to face more ace pitchers.
I think what happens is we get a lot more focused and pumped up to face a cy young contender, but laxadaisacal (whatever the spelling is) against…well…any other pitcher. We just tend to do alot better against better pitchers.
So, uh..billy..
That one chick in the mini-skirt you were staring at….have you ever heard that chicks dig the long ball? You should try that.
Kids, you tried your best and you failed
The lesson here is, never try
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 8:52 PM CDT reply actions
Trying is the first step toward failure.
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Too bad it's not a save situation
It would’ve been nice to see jesusshouse come in for that
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
Pull him now
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Anyone see Chipper's picture on gameday?
yikes
"Cubs fans boo again – 99% of these people can’t see the plate." -Ueck
I absolutely hate all of this "speed up the game" crap
but that was damn funny right there. With a catcher no less.
Where's the complaining?
Usually the umps draw ire here. :)
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That pitch on teixeira was way out
McCann was wrong, though, I think. Not looking at gameday any more, though.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 9:03 PM CDT up reply actions
need a walk
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dammit, JJ
that’s just going to lead to a double play….that’s all Kendall does, according to these guys
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 9:05 PM CDT reply actions
Chicago...
...losing, 1-0. Two men on for the Dodgers, 2 out. Top of the 8th.
"Get up, get up, get outta' here, GONE!!!"
Hardy steals 2nd?
And a SF wins the game… this time in the 8th?
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steals 3rd that is
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can weeks do it?
He has half the team’s hits today
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Very nice
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
I love the in play run(s) on MLB Gameday
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wow
did Rickie ever need that!
Can't pitch Gagne in rain. He’s like the B-2 bomber of baseball.--TheJay
Opinion has been lagging reality
Rickie’s actually been doing pretty well since they started the last road trip. .256/.377/.419
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 9:15 PM CDT up reply actions
Need to shut them down on offense
6-7-8 coming up… Francoeur, Blanco, Infante
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Cameron
Whatever he thought about Infante before the game, it’s much more negative now.
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You...
...can bet my opinion of him is. Although, that last play wasn’t as good as the first.
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Come on Torres!
This would be two incredible back to back one run wins
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Yeah!
Hardy knows how to catch those balls
"Brett Favre looks like a man in a parking lot playing with boys." - John Madden
"Pujols just unloaded." - Bob Uecker
WOW
Can’t believe the Brewers won both of these games… the series is a success
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Now that was the defense we were looking for in the post about JJ's expectations
Can't pitch Gagne in rain. He’s like the B-2 bomber of baseball.--TheJay
Also all 3 Cubs batters struck out last inning
And are down 1-0 in the top of the 9th
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yep
I thought about your five questions last night, but tonight works as well
by keephopealive on May 28, 2008 9:25 PM CDT up reply actions
I think the Brewers are 7-4
Can you imagine if they were 2-9
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In spite of
Only scoring 4 runs in two games… I think the hitting will turn around… it’s the fact two pitchers not named sheets went deep in games playing well…no negatives there
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For some reason
One-run wins are infinitely more satisfying then blowout wins.
Wooo!!!
"My thing is that you guys eat meat all day and you can't hit a ball. That's my thing." - P. Fielder
Tomorrow
So, now that he’s pitched three days in a row and four of five, does Torres come in to get the save tomorrow?
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He can't come back until June 4, I believe
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Well, he's on the 15-day DL
I think he’s okay now, but they can’t activate him until 15 days have passed since the time he was DL’d.
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Day game after a night game?
I think Rivera will come in for the save tomorrow.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 9:26 PM CDT up reply actions
What about the new guy? (Tavarez?)
Looked good yesterday…
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I would guess Mota gets the call
If Torres can’t go.
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Really?
I like to think that Dillard might get the call. I can’t shake the feeling that Mota is just warming up to his implosion season.
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 9:29 PM CDT up reply actions
Yeah, I think Mota would be sent out there
Doesn’t make it the best move though. I don’t think I’d use Mota either.
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Thought the Brave fans were mad last night
How frustrated are they now… losing to a bunch of hacks they wouldn’t trade any of their players for
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One last question
If Hall gets his starting spot back, who has more errors? Hall this year or Braun last year? Hall only needs 14 more..
Hall would have to get those fourteen in 64 games
Since Braun only played third in 112 last year.
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So Maris didn't break Ruth's mark
in your mind?
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Didn't say that
But I’m going out on a limb and saying Braun would have more than 26 errors if he played the whole season.
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I know I am joking
I agree… Braun will be difficult to top
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not even close
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Many have gone above 500
the cubs games especiall
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our cubs brewers game go over that
especially last summer…
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http://www.brewcrewball.com/2008/4/29/469918/game-thread-26-brewers-14
This one is continued in a carry over… a there were 700 plus when you add both of them up
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Time for hypnosis
Hall: You are playing the Reds every day
Yost: You are managing against Cox every day
Weeks: It’s not pulling, it’s winning
Suppan: More of same please
Whole Team:
The other teams starting pitcher is actually their bullpen.
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Full count to Lee
With no one out and Lee JACKS a foul ball
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But then when it matters
Lee hits a fly ball… one out
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They just put up an amazing stat on ARAM
.396 BA in the 7th inning or later… I get visions of his walk off HR last year everytime I see his name in a box score
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What's interesting is
In his career, innings 7-9 are his worst hitting situation, compared to 1-3 and 4-6.
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that makes more sense
I thought it was for his career
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From todays gamethread at Braves-Nation:
-“Sometimes our hitters just lose patience and I don’t quite understand why. Against Maine, Sanatana, and Webb we were very patient and worked the counts. Against Suppan and Bush we swing at the first few pitches every at bat.
Whatever, at least Jo Jo looked really good against a lot of talented right handers.”
Talented righties eh? Ha Ha Ha… Milwaukee gains respect.
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ARAM
walks him
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Cubs got lucky
Called him safe… replay shows that he was out
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take it back
Slower replay shows off the bag
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Saito blows
Get a DP here… please
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Tied at one
Damn the cubs… i wanted that flag flying
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still can happen
but the Cubs seem to have more comeback games at Wrigley than most teams… see if I can back that up with stats
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pretty easy
The Cubs play more games at wrigley than most teams, so they’ll have more comebacks there :)
by Marty McSuperFly on May 28, 2008 9:52 PM CDT up reply actions
Word
Can’t find on baseball reference… record of team trailing after 8… thought that was a stat
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Here you go
I think everyone can see this stuff. It’s under Inning Scoring & Leads on the team pages. The Cubs are 2-16 when trailing after 7 and 1-15 when trailing after 8 this year.
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The Brewers are 5-19 and 2-19, for what it's worth
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perfect
Reports… according to the report… they have not been so good… I was looking at 2007… and they were 4-11 when they were tied going into the 9th (doesn’t split between home and road) and 4-63 when trailing
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Extras
Lets see Maza Ethier or Martin do something here
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loney
ks
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maybe next time we face them late in july
they will still be tired from the 20 inning game at the end of may
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Double for Fontenot
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cubs win
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soriano walk off
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I don't want to say it ruins the Brewers win
But it doesn’t make it as sweet
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