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Top of the 7th, Brousseau at bat with 3 balls, watches three pitches down the middle. Davis lines a shot into center, then gets picked off of 1st by Ramirez. Yelich strikes out. Then gets thrown out of the game. Then heads out to home plate to confront the ump with Counsell, in the middle, pushing Yelich back and then Counsell gets thrown out. To the bottom of the 7th we go. Pirates have runners on the corners with 1 out, down by 2 runs. Woodruff still pitching. Pirates score another run on a base hit.  Pirates down 1 with 1 out and 2 runners on base. Frustrating to watch these Brewers!

The whole vibe around this Brewer team changed with the Hader trade. Trading a premier reliever you had for two more post-seasons for a moderate downgrade who will leave after this year, two B-level prospects, and a guy you immediately released is a terrible look. The interviews of Williams and Yelich really showed how the team felt. This was a move of a team that showed the front office didn't really think they could win and wanted to save some money.

The vibe seems to now be everyone is waiting for the next thing to go wrong. That builds on itself.

They need someone to make a big play to snap them out of it.

The whole vibe around this Brewer team changed with the Hader trade. Trading a premier reliever you had for two more post-seasons for a moderate downgrade who will leave after this year, two B-level prospects, and a guy you immediately released is a terrible look. The interviews of Williams and Yelich really showed how the team felt.

Curse of the Hader trade is in full gear now.

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