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naivin |
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Very smart by Suppan there
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southpaw121505 |
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thank you soup
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phxMILWfan |
#63 | |||
nate82 wrote: nope. How about Soup there? Very nice. This team needs someone to toughen up. I'm not saying throwing at guys heads but the Brewers do get hit by pitches way too much and our pitchers never retaliate. They left Braun hung out to dry against the Pirates by not backing up his comments at all. "Close but not the cigar."- Telly Hughes |
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pebadger |
#64 | |||
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I don't like it as a practical matter right now. Soup has bee crusiing. Why give them a free runner?
As i THought, he'll walk Bradley now. |
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SoCal Brew Crew Fan |
#65 | |||
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Normally I'm not a fan of that, but nice job Soup.
Untuck'em for Rickie!!! |
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sheethead |
#66 | |||
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The only thing I don't like was it only grazed Lee.
Tanaka: You have no... you have no... marbles! You have no marbles!
Cerrano: Marbles? Huevos? |
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jeffyscott |
#67 | |||
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It was nice of the umpire to wait for the retaliation to occur, before giving the warnings, otherwise the team that does it first gets a freebie...or it
carries over to another game.
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sheethead |
#68 | |||
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That is an easy DP if Lee isn't on the move. Bummer.
Tanaka: You have no... you have no... marbles! You have no marbles!
Cerrano: Marbles? Huevos? |
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PrimeTime955 |
#69 | |||
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Still a good move by Soup regardless. You have to defend your teammates.
Bring Back the Stein wrote:Badger Hockey Blog |
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pebadger |
#70 | |||
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Way to work out of it, Soup.
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sargennm |
#71 | |||
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Man, nice to see the Brewers be on the right end of the inning-ending double play for once.
"Heir to the throne. Heir, heir, heir to the throne" - Prote-J |
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phxMILWfan |
#72 | |||
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Yes! Really glad hitting Lee didn't cost a run.
"Close but not the cigar."- Telly Hughes |
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naivin |
#73 | |||
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Gonna be very interesting to see if Zambrano can keep it together (especially with Suppan due up).
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Mr QL |
#74 | |||
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Like the move by Soup. You hit our guy, we hit yours. That should be the end of it.
SHOUSE
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jeffyscott |
#75 | |||
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I hate these red hats. I looked up to see a double play ball and for a second I'm thinking that the Cardinals are going to turn a double play...
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Aytumious |
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I'm not a big fan of giving free baserunners when the beaning of our guy pretty clearly wasn't intentional.
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naivin |
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Aytumious wrote: When that nut job is the opposing pitcher, its a good move. he's just stupid enough to get tossed. |
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southpaw121505 |
#78 | |||
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So what, you protect your guy regardless, you see how Prince looked into the dugout? I really dont think Prince cares at all if it was intentional or not,
there was a fastball thrown near his head, you retaliate, period
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bucks2281 |
#79 | |||
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Ha. The morons at Wrigley think that was intentional.
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Aytumious |
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southpaw121505 wrote:Protect them from unintentional bean balls? How does that work? |
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