Great Lakes Scorecards

Brewers don’t have an organist.

Yes, teams from one division make it when other teams do worse, that’s how this works. Do you think the NL central is having games where both teams get to count a win? If not then those wins came from beating teams outside the “terrible” division.

This. People act like with a salary cap cities like LA and NYC wouldn’t be more attractive to play in than Milwaukee or Cleveland. That those teams wouldn’t continue to attract the biggest name players.

Even more so as they continue and continue to expand the playoffs.

But isn’t that what the pennant used to be? You have the most wins in your league, you win the pennant and the two pennant winners get to play in the WS to see what would happen.

Then they added playoffs, and now making it through the semi-finals gets its own award. The pennant should be as it was.

I got to see them twice this year, opening day at Yankees, and home opener that was their fourth loss in the first four games ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ so it goes

Hoping we see the Jays in the WS

And they set a franchise record for wins. This is the best #Brewers team we’ve seen, I really believe that, and they’re young.

Give them some time together, extend some contracts, they’re not Average Joes anymore.

And if anyone thinks they disappointed #Ueck , I don’t think so.

#ThisIsMyCrew

I refuse to be upset about this #Brewers season.

Every year, every team except one has their season end sort of a WS victory, and that is often a team just getting hit at the right time, so many WC teams have won recently.

But 162 games played, Brewers had the best record of anyone, outright.

A salary cap will not make anything better. It will only let billionaires keep even more of the money the players are making for themselves. ANY team could afford Ohtani, only two or three were ever truly in the running.

Same thing happened in last year’s post-season, and if I had to guess it’s the result of so many young players, so many first and second year players. Blinded by the lights.

The two games they lost to the Cubs were the Cubs playing small-ball. The announcers even said that every year three-true-outcome teams start playing a different style of ball (aka small ball).

We went cold up at the same time we faced THE dominant rotation of the sport.

And we’re gonna get one. Because no matter what else the owners will use this to “prove” the need exists.

As though capping salaries is going to make Milwaukee or Cincinnati more appealing to a superstar compared to LA or NYC.

They were literally one hit away from winning at the end of game one.

Genuinely curious, during game 2, the announcers were talking about pitching and mentioned that Ohtani is listed as a position player for the Dodgers. How would they use him as a starting pitcher with the rules about position players pitching?

#NLCS #Brewers #Dodgers

That’s really the thing. Security needs to show some discretion, and other fans need to speak up. Cursing at her is deserved if she’s behaving this way. So sorry he has that experience.

Same reason it’s always the middle aged bald/shaved head with his sunglasses on in his pickup truck. They stereotype themselves.

I wasn’t even responding to you?

If were gonna be reductive, two Cubs players welcomed Charlie Kirk onto the field and took photos with him. Cubs fans love the Cubs players, including those players. Cubs fans hate Brewers fans. So by extension Brewers fans are Antifa?

Or again, no group is monolith.

I think there can be positive reasons, is all
I’m saying. Storylines you like, approaches you appreciate, stuff like that? You want to hate MAGA, for sure, there are actual players and teams you can hate for that. EG Rangers still refuses to host a pride night.

1) Like a lot of people I use aggregators on BSky, so when you mention sports teams a lot of people see your posts that wouldn’t otherwise. Change settings if you don’t want those people engaging with you.

2) may be, but you can’t so arbitrarily dismiss everyone from half the country politically.

Nobody’s whole state voted any direction. This is such a dumb take.

I’m in NY, btw.

And the Guggenheim Partners ownership group absolutely voted Trump and exemplify capitalism, but so does Brewers’ ownership because all Billionaires do.

Maybe politics aren’t the determining factor for sports team loyalties?

Reminder to anyone not cheering for the Brewers, Milwaukee absolutely DIDN’T vote Trump, and was the first major city to have a socialist Mayor. Wisconsin is also the only state with an NFL team that is publicly owned, and the only reason we have any idea what NFL clubs’ finances look like.

It actually wasn’t a catch, that’s why it was a live ball!

William Contreras.

The ball is round.

8-6-2u

#ThisIsMyCrew

Why include that last sentence if household opinion doesn’t matter?

Not for nothing, interesting to see that Pioneer League/Oakland Ballers ad during NLDS Game 5. BananaBall picking up a lot of steam lately.

Is MLB going away? No. Do players with fan support have more options these days? Yes.

#NLCS takes have been so funny since the #Brewers made it.

It’s either “They have the best record in baseball, they’re not Average Joes!!!” or it’s “LOL, Dodgers could put position players out there to pitch and win this in four games”.

Often both with a “but anyways” in between.

Absolutely, nothing will deter them from that. But the Brewers having the best record this season, going 6-0 against the LAD in the regular season, and we’ll see how this NLCS goes; could provide an argument that a cap isn’t needed, especially amongst the average household.

It’s about a group of guys (Plus Yeli, Chourio, and Hoskins) who would generally be considered replacement level players coming together and getting it done.

The Average Joe’s thing isn’t about record. Ask most serious baseball fans, most casual baseball fans; they’re going to be able to name more Dodgers or Yankees players than Brewers. It’s about the fact that at the beginning of the season many, even in Milwaukee, were asking “who are these guys?”.