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Early game in game one of the double header.  First pitch is 11:40 CDT.

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In other good news Brandon Woodruff threw a bullpen session in Milwaukee on Tuesday. He threw 15 pitches.  He has accompanied the team to Cinncy and will throw again today or Sat.   He looks good to go in April 2025 and will be a welcome addition to the rotation.

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@ammo posted:

Montas will be a free agent at the end of the season, hard to tell if the brewers would try to strike a deal.  Civale is signed thru 2025 unless the Brewers buy him out.

Montas has a 20 million dollar mutual option for 2025 (with a 2 million dollar buyout). There is zero chance of them picking up that option. If he pitches well down the stretch, someone else will outbid them. If he pitches poorly, the Brewers would probably want to go with a younger arm even for a cheaper contract.

Civale will probably get 5-6 million during arbitration next year, so he'll be a good value.

By the end of next year, they'll also likely have Gasser and Misioroski in the rotation. Both of those guys have ace potential.

In the end, they should be set up well to have a decent rotation, but the impending loss of Adames (after this year) and D. Williams (after next year) means  they'll have to go out and spend some money for veteran help at those positions. They need a power hitter badly if they lose both Adames and Hoskins after this year (and Hoskins has been awful in August (583 OPS).

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Very nice job by Hall.  I know Reds aren't exactly murders row but is this what we can expect from Hall for the rest of the season?

And in other great news Yankees are beating the Cards and Atlanta whipped the Phillies.  Back into a tie for #2 seed.

Brewers have the best road record of the 3 division leaders.  And now have the best run differential in all of MLB. 

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@ammo posted:

Very nice job by Hall.  I know Reds aren't exactly murders row but is this what we can expect from Hall for the rest of the season?

And in other great news Yankees are beating the Cards and Atlanta whipped the Phillies.  Back into a tie for #2 seed.

Brewers have the best road record of the 3 division leaders.  And now have the best run differential in all of MLB. 

That is crazy to see. Best run differential in baseball and one win behind LA for most in MLB. Without yelich too. It's unreal

@ammo posted:

Shit. Our local radio stations don't have the Brewers on. The FM will carry high school football and the AM will have the Badgers on.     ESPN Gamecast it is.

The radio station, in my area, had the Brewers game on and as soon as they won game 2 of the doubleheader, they switched over to the Badgers- WMU football game. No postgame show for the Brewers game. Not that it matters. Don't know what I'd do without that radio station, WEVR FM, in River Falls,WI, when the Brewers, Packers and Badgers play.

@DurangoDoug posted:

Today's game starts at 6:15 CT, and ESPN Gamecast indicates it will be on Fox. But the Atl/Philly game also starts at 6:15 and also on Fox, so I don' know how that works out?

We in the Mid=West should see the Brewers.  South and East Coast will get Phillies. rest of country,  .  I think they do this so if one game gets rained out they have another game to go to.   Also Cinncy has 70% chance of showers and T storms this afternoon/evening.

@DurangoDoug posted:

Current weather map shows some light rain just north of Cincinnati, moving east. Not currently showing anything west that might move in later today.

Yep. Just checked radar. Very few very light showers west of Cinncy. Should not be a problem for tonight.

Also D L Hall sent back to Nashville.  But should be back tomorrow when rosters can expand from 26 to 28.

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Another right handed bat for the outfield. Brewer Hicklin called up from Nashville due to the Sept. 1 roster expansion.  Of the 3 division leaders the Brewers have the worst record against left handed pitchers.  The extra right handed bat could help.  He has never hit with a high average but his OPS for his minor career is .832.        D L Hall added also.

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Myers getting so lit up so far today. The Reds got a guy picked off or it would be much worse.

Reds had 3 hits in the first and Myers has given up a home run and a single to lead off the 2nd.

Get someone warming up in case you need a reliever early to keep this within shouting distance.

Now a walk.

Myers so far has gotten 3 outs (actually 2 since one of the outs was the catcher picking a guy off second) and given up 5 hits and a walk.

Can't win them all, but I'll take 3 out of 4 (or 2 out of 3) every series from here on out.

It's been a great season that will end with a playoff berth. The only thing that could ruin it would be if they end up as the 3rd best division champion and the Cubs qualify as the last wild-card, and the Cubs beat them in a playoff series.

Other than that, even a first-round playoff loss still has to be considered a massive overachievement.

They have absolutely exceeded expectations despite the injuries including Yelich.  

The combination of Pat Murphy and Jackson Chourio have probably been the biggest reasons for their success and hopefully this is the year they can break through and make some hay in the postseason.  Their path becomes a lot less difficult as a 1 or 2 seed for sure.

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