9/23 Cardinals (Williams) @ Brewers (Sheets)

[DuWayne Steurer]

Wow, up one in the first. Better score a lot.

[SenatorShriv]

down 3-1 in the 2nd. Sheets having some trouble keeping it in the park. He'll need to keep the curve balls lower in the zone if we're going to even have a chance tonight.

[AJAY]

For those of you watching on TV, those bucketheads are much more interesting than the game.

 

The bucketheads are getting more clever with their costumes each week.

 

http://www.brewerfan.net/images/other/ajay.jpg

[homer]

God what a boring game. At least I was able to score good tix.....second row behind home. Sheets really likes to hang that curve when he's ahead in the count. Matheny was just sitting on that pitch.

[SenatorShriv]

The Bucketheads bring a fun atmosphere to the game, and could be a really fun tradition getting started here. At the same time I want the Buckethead leaders to go. There was no legit baseball talk in the entire broadcast. Granted the Crew didn't give them much to work with. Maybe if they were allowed to tell the truth about how bad the team is without sugar coating everything over. They spent almost the entire night laughing at their own dumb jokes about people in the stands. At one point, they were so busy circling people and laughing at the crowd that I missed the first 2 strikes of a count and only caught the last second of the pop fly off of the first pitch.

 

Isn't it possible to get a September call up for announcers?

[Roscoe Chill]

Darron Sutton is about as fake and uppity as they come, and Bill Schroeder is about as bland and dumb as they come. Sadly, Bill Schroeder was signed to an extension through 2004. Worst television announcing tandem in sports.

[danzig6677]

Worst television announcing tandem in sports.

 

You are being to kind NDOGG

 

Schroeder reminds me of one of those wooden dummies with a string in his back that someone pulls every ten seconds to spit out a cliche to fit any situation.

[lend d money]

I realize we don't have a murder's row lineup. However, Woody Williams PITCHED an extremely good game last night. I emphasize the word because he rarely topped out at 9l, usually 88-89. However, he was able to keep our hitters off stride by mixing speeds and locations. The most amazing part to me was our absolute inability to pull a guy throwing in that range. I would say no more than five balls were hit into the outfield on the pull side. Our batters were constantly fouling off pitches in the opposite direction.

[lend d money]

I forgot to add one other observation from last night's game. Richie Sexson made an outstanding defensive play in the hole on Vina in the fifth inning. It seems like he makes such a play almost every night I go to a game. The Brewers would do well to keep a Sexson defensive reel available as well when they market him this offseason.