Dan Maciejewski

Fucking brilliant performance. Yes the Reds.

It took eight Courtois saves to keep Xabi from leaving Anfield a 4-0 loser, at least, for the second straight year. That was the team we’ve been waiting for.

Mac was more successful, highly successful even. But fell into the "Not good enough, but not bad enough to fire" realm.

LaFleur has been there for a few years now. Anything short of a Super Bowl, they need to pull the plug. Can't fall in that trap again.

I absolutely despise Matt LaFleur

I don't expect a salary cap but I would accept them deferring the trophy presentation until 2035.

This game is an all timer.

This is absolutely tremendous theater.

It would also put me in an early grave if it was the Brewers.

YOUR MILWAUKEE BUCKS.

I didn't play drunk lightning at JJ's crib during the Finals run, so in my mind there's only one truly sad option.

Shams: "Giannis' performance was clearly a 'come and get me' plea to the New York front office."

Hah, that too.

Imagine if @JSComments existed in the Tucker Kraft era

Perpetually soft football team.

A Polish slugger would be incredible

If the Brewers ever lost a pennant the way Seattle just did, I'd walk down to Atwater beach and just keep walking

I cannot wait for the post-Matt LaFleur era.

Some will cite the sweep and say they're still far away. Not me.

But you can't manage your pen into the ground over 162 again. And you absolutely gotta get a couple bats, even if it means defense gets sacrificed to a degree.

Will they learn from it? That involves investment. So probably not.

Jackson Chourio, Caleb Durbin, Jacob Misiorowski and Chad Patrick all stepped up this postseason.

The rest of the roster? Hit or miss. Mostly miss. But those four young guys brought it.

I had no expectations of them winning this series.

I would have liked them to be more competitive at the plate. This is pathetic.

I don't know why I even bother watching them bat

I can't wait until Peralta is blowing two strike counts somewhere else next season.

Salvatore!

As awesome as GIDPs off the yellow line in center are I much prefer a more traditional approach.

One of the great nights out.

We needed this. Needed to get a series win. Needed to beat *them*.

Beat LA.

Me and my friend celebrating in our seats behind home plate at the Brewers NLDS-clinching Game5 win over the Chicago Cubs.

That’s how it feels when the Brewers send the Cubs deep into the off-season.

They're walking an absolute tightrope and the wind is picking up.

This collective act of suffering will be the most Catholic thing we've done in years.

If you saw video of how it went down you would have thought it was staged. I groggily walked out of the bathroom and bam.