That is some little league shit there in right field
MichiganPacker2 posted:I'd rather face Soto with the bases loaded.
H'mmm
What a way to end the season. Bogus hit batter, a broken bat single, and then a terrible error by a rookie who has promise but should't be playing to give up another run.
Goldie posted:HADER stinks........
chill
Absurd comment.
Hader wasn’t ahead of any hitters. Can’t keep pitching from behind.
That hit bat looms pretty large right now as well
Man, that hurts.
Now let's hit!
ammo posted:Bad hader tonight.
He wasn't sharp, but a shit load of bad luck. The "hit batter", a broken bat single, and a little league like error by Grisham to let in the winning run.
MichiganPacker2 posted:ammo posted:Bad hader tonight.
He wasn't sharp, but a shit load of bad luck. The "hit batter", a broken bat single, and a little league like error by Grisham to let in the winning run.
It's only the winning run if they let it be the winning run......
Blair Kiel posted:MichiganPacker2 posted:ammo posted:Bad hader tonight.
He wasn't sharp, but a shit load of bad luck. The "hit batter", a broken bat single, and a little league like error by Grisham to let in the winning run.
It's only the winning run if they let it be the winning run......
The last at bat to tie will likely be by Arcia.
There you go 6
Problem is he’s running on 1 leg
MichiganPacker2 posted:Blair Kiel posted:MichiganPacker2 posted:ammo posted:Bad hader tonight.
He wasn't sharp, but a shit load of bad luck. The "hit batter", a broken bat single, and a little league like error by Grisham to let in the winning run.
It's only the winning run if they let it be the winning run......
The last at bat to tie will likely be by Arcia.
Arcia can be a hero.
Ouch.
Fun year.
Dodgers would have rolled us.
and I don’t mean to say it wasn’t a good year, but damn......hitting a batter completely turned the game around.
This is good for Hader and the Brewers
He was dog shit tonight on off speed pitches and quite frankly needs to get another pitch other than the 4 seamer
This is the right way to end the year. Just like the season, it all started so well only to end with a gut punch
No Yelich and honestly Cain and Braun are probably 75% at best and they almost pulled it off. Gamel didn’t miss that one by much.
Oh, and good luck Washington. You are going to need it.
Blair Kiel posted:Dodgers would have rolled us.
Had that same thought but would have been fun to see more baseball.
Blair Kiel posted:Ouch.
Fun year.
Dodgers would have rolled us.
Agreed. The Brewers had a great run to make the one game playoff. They were obviously missing Yelich and Braun, Cain, and Moustakas probably would all be sitting out if it were the middle of the regular season.
Both Scherzer and Strasburg make more than the entire Brewers staff also. They should win.
Goldie posted:and I don’t mean to say it wasn’t a good year, but damn......hitting a batter completely turned the game around.
It was as much a foul ball as a hit batter. If they'd have ruled it a foul ball on the field it would have stayed that way.
And a single on a pitch that sawed the bat off was next.
I like the Nats against LA. They are plenty good enough to give them a real series.
Scott Catron posted:Blair Kiel posted:Dodgers would have rolled us.
Had that same thought but would have been fun to see more baseball.
Yes, especially when the Brewers have only ever made the playoffs 5 times.
They need some starting pitching to materialize next year. They need to spend some money in that area.
The Nationals had better play well they burned up all their luck in this game.
If the Nats get anything from their bullpen, they are a legitimate contender to win the World Series. They have three stud starters, hit for average, hit for power, speed on the base paths and are pretty good defensively. I'd imagine the Dodgers would have rather faced the banged up, young Brewers.
norm posted:Brewers got screwed. Ball hit bat. Obviously
The batter should never have been allowed to go to first base! It should have been called a foul ball!
MichiganPacker2 posted:Goldie posted:and I don’t mean to say it wasn’t a good year, but damn......hitting a batter completely turned the game around.
It was as much a foul ball as a hit batter. If they'd have ruled it a foul ball on the field it would have stayed that way.
And a single on a pitch that sawed the bat off was next.
The ball hit the handle of the bat then it hit the batter's hand and then it hit his shoulder as it bounced into the field of play. Grandal got the ball and tagged the National's batter as he trotted off to first base. It should have been called a foul ball, at best. The batter should never have been allowed to go to first base.
I had a feeling of impending doom when I saw Hader get behind in the count with almost every batter he faced. Hader looked as if he could not see the strike zone on the first two pitches he threw to each batter.
Music City posted:That’s the season in microcosm...
That game really was. Leaving runners in scoring position and then some bad breaks. Add in a depleted roster with guys playing not at a 100% and you have 2019 in a nutshell.
Hader didn't have command but that was as unlucky of an inning as one could have. I will even add in Saturday night's dinger as unlucky. Some rookie slappy way behind on a fastball squares one up.
Even with all of the above, I am so impressed with how this team handles adversity and never gives up. How this offseason is handled will determine whether the window is still in the early stages of being opened.
NOTE:
Dear All Professional Sports,
Please get rid of replay altogether. It is more frustrating to see an obvious call not overturned than a human making a mistake.
Thank You,
C-Boy