When is the last time the Brewer pitching staff threw back to back shutouts? Especially against a team that is leading their division as the Braves are.
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Segura had a great bare-handed play from short tonight - see the top 10, or a gif sometime tomorrow.
Not diminishing the achievement here, but they've done it about once a year over the past 5 years. How about a shutout sweep tomorrow?
Back in 2008 they completed the rare feat of having two starters throw back to back complete game shutouts.
Who were the starters?
They also did it in 1992 in the same fashion - starters?
Not diminishing the achievement here, but they've done it about once a year over the past 5 years. How about a shutout sweep tomorrow?
Back in 2008 they completed the rare feat of having two starters throw back to back complete game shutouts.
Who were the starters?
They also did it in 1992 in the same fashion - starters?
quote:Originally posted by kabeerme:
They also did it in 1992 in the same fashion - starters?
Guessing here: Teddy Higuera and Cal Eldred.
Close, Eldred and Bosio...
That was a fun team built around pitching, speed and defense. Really the antithesis of a successful Brewer club.
That was a fun team built around pitching, speed and defense. Really the antithesis of a successful Brewer club.
The Braves have been struggling to get hits and runs lately but they are a good team nonetheless.
Just when I write this team off they come back and play two impressive games and the pitching has been lights out. As I say this I fully expect they will lose 14-0 today.
Just when I write this team off they come back and play two impressive games and the pitching has been lights out. As I say this I fully expect they will lose 14-0 today.
Down 4-0 in the first, Tschmackrodamus.
6-4 neg nels and h-jrs...and what the heck are those uni's all about?