The Brewers appear to have called it a day.
They have to play in Washington tomorrow at 11 am, local time. Good scheduling.

Fuck Heyward

Three batters later and the tying run is in the hole. Unbelievable.

The incredible thing is they were going to bring him in when it still was 4-2.

artie_fufkin wrote:

forsberg_us wrote:

Bob's friend Wesley says the reason it's suddenly so cool in St. Louis is because the 2 hottest things in St. Louis (Wesley and Bob) are in Alabama.

You have to love 16 year old boy confidence.

 
Or the exposure to green fecal algae is starting to make him delirious.

The good news is the Fort Morgan bacteria readings are fine. Wesley is just a goof.

The Rosenthal experiment needs to move to Memphis. There is absolutely no reason Milwaukee should be a hit away from bringing up the tying run.

forsberg_us wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

forsberg_us wrote:

Bob's friend Wesley says the reason it's suddenly so cool in St. Louis is because the 2 hottest things in St. Louis (Wesley and Bob) are in Alabama.

You have to love 16 year old boy confidence.

 
Or the exposure to green fecal algae is starting to make him delirious.

The good news is the Fort Morgan bacteria readings are fine. Wesley is just a goof.

The Rosenthal experiment needs to move to Memphis. There is absolutely no reason Milwaukee should be a hit away from bringing up the tying run.

 
One of the national news stations aired a segment last night that included an interview with a gulf coast business owner who said the algae will almost certainly impact the tourism profits she expected from the long holiday weekend.
Penetrating and insightful questions like those make me proud to call myself a reporter.

Bowman gets out of the 7th but it's 8 to 4 ...

How in the heck is it raining again ? The radar was clear ...

This ... game ... will ... never ... end.

forsberg_us wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

forsberg_us wrote:

The good news is the Fort Morgan bacteria readings are fine. Wesley is just a goof.

The Rosenthal experiment needs to move to Memphis. There is absolutely no reason Milwaukee should be a hit away from bringing up the tying run.

 
One of the national news stations aired a segment last night that included an interview with a gulf coast business owner who said the algae will almost certainly impact the tourism profits she expected from the long holiday weekend.
Penetrating and insightful questions like those make me proud to call myself a reporter.

It seems like it's more Florda's problem than Alabama's--at least for now. We were down at the beach today, and it doesn't appear any of us are glowing yet. On the other hand, Madison may have been stung by a jellyfish.

We're going to check out Fort Morgan tomorrow, and I suspect any swimming we do will be in a pool.

 
It appears to be worst in Florida. Does Madison know the best cure for a jellyfish sting?

Wow ...

forsberg_us wrote:

artie_fufkin wrote:

forsberg_us wrote:

It seems like it's more Florda's problem than Alabama's--at least for now. We were down at the beach today, and it doesn't appear any of us are glowing yet. On the other hand, Madison may have been stung by a jellyfish.

We're going to check out Fort Morgan tomorrow, and I suspect any swimming we do will be in a pool.

 
It appears to be worst in Florida. Does Madison know the best cure for a jellyfish sting?

She does now.

So I'm used to cooking for Bob, but I'm not used to cooking for 2 sixteen year olds. It's like a competition. Tonight I cooked burgers and brats. I thought the hamburger packages had 6 patties per package, but it turned out they had 8. I cooked 10 brats and 16 hamburgers for me, Michele, the 2 girls, Bob and Wesley. Madison and Hanna had 1 brat each. I think Michele had a burger and a brat. I had 2 burgers and a brat. That leaves 13 burgers and 6 brats. Michele just put away the leftovers--1 brat and 5 burgers. I swear, every time one of them grabbed something, the other felt compelled to do so as well.

We spent $400 on groceries for 5 days. I'm starting to wonder if we'll have enough food.

 
If you run out of gas money, the boys will be nourished enough to push your car back to Missouri.

tkihshbt wrote:

Jason Heyward is hitting .231/.321/.320. This post will probably get him going, but good for him. He wanted to play in a situation where he could just kind of hang out in the back and get paid like a superstar and it worked out. Maybe he would've been just as terrible if he stayed with the Cardinals, though.

Ill take piscotty for the next 7 years and the cubs can have heyward.