2017-04-14: Brewers (Milone) at Reds (Feldman) 6:10 PM CDT [Brewers win, 10-4; above .500 for the first time since 2014]

[young guns]

Ill give sedar some love here. Twice today he has kept his windmill in check and at least once, i think it was yesterday, where i expected him to send the runner and it has paid off both times with the runner scoring.

[markedman5]

This is a lot more fun then sucking!

[TURBO]

I have to roll my eyes when fans throw an opposing HR back on the field.

 

'Hey, let's copy a dumb Cubs' tradition because we're not original enough.'

 

Totally agree. If I am fortunate enough to catch a HR ball, no matter who hits it, I'm keeping it!

[Lathund]

Really good job of hitting to the opposite field, beating the shift, by the whole lineup. Getting opponents to shift less in the future opens up possibilities.

 

Fun game!

[SomewhereInTime]

That might be the second worst brewer hype commercial I've ever seen, right next to the "It won't be the lead on sportscenter" commercial

[jjgott]

I like watching this team!

[Ennder]

I have to roll my eyes when fans throw an opposing HR back on the field.

 

'Hey, let's copy a dumb Cubs' tradition because we're not original enough.'

 

 

Especially since Cubs fans tended to bring balls with them to the game so they could throw those back on the field and keep the real thing.

[Invader3K]

What's the origin of that gesture the Brewers have been doing when they get on base?

 

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[adambr2]

The Brewers are the only team left in MLB to have not lost a game on the road.

[pacopete4]

Man how can you keep Pina on the bench at all right now?

 

After tonight's win, the #Brewers have posted a 1.62 ERA with Manny Piña catching (50ip, 9er) and are now 5-0 in his starts. #MILatCIN

[adambr2]

Man how can you keep Pina on the bench at all right now?

 

After tonight's win, the #Brewers have posted a 1.62 ERA with Manny Piña catching (50ip, 9er) and are now 5-0 in his starts. #MILatCIN

 

He was pretty decent last year too. Not saying he's going to be a late blooming Lucroy but I do think there's a good chance the Brewers can get better than average production from a combined tandem of Pina and Bandy which is pretty amazing when you consider both were acquired for basically nothing.

 

That's not even considering what Susac ends up doing, who was the highest touted of the 3.