I'd forgotten how much fun it was to watch championship level baseball in Milwaukee.
Thanks Brewers!
KA-BONG- happy for you. While I am ecstatic, you have been the most loyal and super fan. Props to you. We’re not done yet!
Congrats Brew Crew fans! 
They've had a hell of a season, played great down the stretch, earned the Division. Hopefully my Cubs can win tomorrow and set up another series of a pretty good rivalry.
Got to admit evening rounds at the hospital was MUCH more enjoyable.
Taught the Grand Daughters how to behave during a beat down of the
DIRTY STINKING ROTTEN CUBS
in their house!
Anybody have a photo of Brewer fans holding a L in Wriggly? Better be on local sports tonight!
Christian Yelich Second Half
65 games, 294 PA, 256 AB, 95 hits, 18 doubles, 5 triples, 25 HRs, 67 RBIs, 9 SBs, 35 BBs
.367 BA, .449 OBS, 770 SLG, 1.219 OPS
The Brewers went 8-0 to end the season. Every team was trying to avoid pitching to Yelich if at all possible and went to left handers as often as possible.
Yelich
11 hits in 24 ABs (.458 BA), 12 BBs, 1 HBP, OBS of 649
1 double, 1 triple, 5 HRs, 17 RBIs, SLG 1.208
OPS 1.857
Extrapolated over 160 games
220 hits, 240 walks, 100 HRs, 340 RBIs.
Tavis Smiley posted:KA-BONG- happy for you. While I am ecstatic, you have been the most loyal and super fan. Props to you. We’re not done yet!
Huh? I'll put my fandom up against any of youz!
How sweet this has been. Sweeping the Dirty Birds and then beating the Cubs in their house with the Crew fans as loud as heck!
There really is no better way to win the division.
Right now I am just waiting for Maddon to use the 'they were tuckered' excuse.
Can't wait until Friday Thursday!
Don't want to pat myself on the back to much 
, but my post from Sept. 3, 2018:
Cubs are due for a collapse. The Brewers already had theirs and are back on the winning track. Don't count out the division yet.
How about Santana though. Couldn't put wood to the ball in the spring, sent down to the farm, got a second chance with Sept call ups and raked.
Same with Knebel. Also with Arcia. We must have some great minor league instructors that can spot flaws and fix them.
ammo posted:Don't want to pat myself on the back to much
Cubs are due for a collapse. The Brewers already had theirs and are back on the winning track. Don't count out the division yet.
Cubs played 14-11 after September 3. That's a 90 win pace. Clearly not good enough to win the division outright, but hardly a collapse. The Brewers went 17-6 over the same period. You sell the Brewers effort well short by saying the Cubs collapsed.
After going 15-10 in July and 18-10 in August I think a 16-12 Sept. is a collapse. I bet the Cubs think that too.
Hit 'em where they ain't.
Unser Choe taught me that.
— kluch53 (@kluch53) October 1, 2018
Brak posted:No triples to left is an issue.
not one two RBI bunt double
ammo posted:Don't want to pat myself on the back to much
Cubs are due for a collapse. The Brewers already had theirs and are back on the winning track. Don't count out the division yet.
chickenboy posted:Tavis Smiley posted:KA-BONG- happy for you. While I am ecstatic, you have been the most loyal and super fan. Props to you. We’re not done yet!
Huh? I'll put my fandom up against any of youz!
Cubs' Kris Bryant was very magnanimous giving the Brewers a lot of credit. Pretty classy in defeat.
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Watching the highlights (again). Kills me that Rizzo does a curtain call for a game tying homer in the fifth. Amateur hour.
I'm surprised you could find the highlights
another reason cub fans are the second worst
So much truth in this @jon_greenberg column about #Cubs: https://t.co/cS8KmHMiiI pic.twitter.com/CglCqMgfEP
— Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) October 2, 2018