Nice try, get em next years boys.
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I'm on the Clevland ML but I also have the Under...Not looking good.Comment -
Lee has thrown a ton of pitches.... Rays will have a shot at Cle bullpenComment -
rays today or rays season
either way its 3-0
big dealComment -
I'm talking about their season..hence why i said, get em next yearComment -
i see
so 4 or 5 losses invalidates the previous 85 games
sounds smart
every single team has bad stretches every year
all of themComment -
still most of the 2nd half of the season left and your counting them out already, in 70 some games left anything can happen. Did you think the rockies would make it last year and they had to make up a lot more games in a shorter period of time. Lets get real here and say TB has all the tools and weapons in order to make it to the postseason, not saying they will or won't but they have the potential.Comment -
exactly
anyone who goes off cold or hot streaks and judges a whole team and season is gonna lose a lotta cash
and doesn tkno wmlbComment -
I tend to agree actually. However, not because of their current skid. This team reminds me of last year's Brewers squad to a certain extent. A lot of good, young talent that has had a stellar start to the year. Yet, when they finally get national recognition and exposure, things begin to unwind a bit. While I think they have the talent to carry them, I wonder if they have the maturity yet to make any sort of serious contention for the pennant. I think we'll see an average performance from them in the second half of the season (much like the Brewers last year) and next year they'll have a better chance of winning the AL East. I still think the Red Sox are the team to beat in their division. The Rays are undoubtedly talented. However, I don't think that we'll be seeing them in the post season this year.Comment -
lasty years brewers could not field, these rays can
last years brewers had no pen, this years rays do
the brewers play dumbed than any team in baseball. i agree bosox win east but that comparison is not backed by watching the games
they are nothing like them
they have less power and more speed
they have MUCH better pitchingComment -
watch the brewes everday and you will see
they are giving the game away right now
at least they are tryingComment -
Originally posted by NEP Dynasty
Small sample size FOR THE LOSS.
I'm still loving my $30 to win $580 ticket I bought in late April.
The sky is not falling where I live.Comment -
LOL. I am a huge Brewers fan, being from Wisconsin originally. I watch probably 95% of their games. And yes, while their strengths are opposite, their weaknesses are the same in comparing the last years Brewers squad to this year's Rays. They are both young and talented squads. The Brewers are beginning to mature as a team, however, and will probably see post season play this year. I think the Rays situation will be similar. For the first half of last year, the Brewers bullpen was top notch. If the Brewers had a lead going into the 8th it was almost a guaranteed win. Derrick Turnbow as the setup man and Francisco Cordero as the closer were nearly unhittable. It wasn't until the second half of the season that things started falling apart for them, with Turnbow either unable to hold or Cordero blowing the save. The Brewers had the best record in the majors at this point last year and it wasn't only because of their offense.Comment -
turnblow is about as reliable as george bush
come on dude. they are nothing alike, no team plays worse d, no team plays dumberComment -
the only comparison betwen milw of 07 and tb 08 is the record
they are nothing alike
milw is the worst coached team in the majorsComment -
You realize that I am talking about the Brewers last year up to this point in the season, right? Perhaps you should look up their numbers from the beginning of last season. I certainly don't think Turnbow made the All-Star squad last year by being "unreliable". I guess discussing this with you is pretty pointless since you obviously have no concept of the Brewers first half performance last season.Comment -
FYI, the Brewers have an average MLB fielding percentage. Not even close to the worst (Texas) and TB is not that much better.Comment -
so turnblow is reliable bc he had a good first half? or he was reliable last yr. i highly doubt that ned yost ever considered him reliable. milwaukees fielding pervcentga may be ok, but if you watch them play, you will see more mental mistakes, more misplays and bad throws and missing cuoff men. sometimes not ruled an error. watch more games and look at less numbersComment -
OMG. Turnbow held in 21 of 25 opportunities, with opponents batting .183 against him, striking out 46 in 35 2/3 innings. Yes, he was considered reliable at the time and his struggles came in the second half of the season. Again, I'm talking about THE FIRST HALF OF LAST SEASON! And thanks for the advice, as I mentioned earlier, I watch approximately 95% of the Brewers games. I'm guessing you watch more though...Comment -
dude, this is the same guy who insisted texas wouldnt make money at home vs laa
and they did
there is no team who plays dumber, makes more mental mistakes, or ****s up more than milwaukee
yes i watch 95% alsoComment -
No. I'm the guy who said that each game should be capped individually and that the Angels would light up Luis Mendoza and win the game (which they did). And capping that game alone was a much greater gain than the split that Texas managed with the Angels. Silly me though, I picked up a unit on one game. How much was made with Texas in four games? I guess I have no idea what I'm doing...Comment -
so if i bet 500 per game on texas in that series, do i not make 200 bonesComment -
And, by the way, the Brewers have the second best record in the NL. They can't be doing much right, huh?Comment -
If you would have bet $500 on the Angels in the first game of the series, you would have made at least $384, depending on the line, and wouldn't have had your money tied up in 3 other games. I'm no mathmatician. So you tell me which is better...Originally posted by ryanXL977Comment
