Miller said he knew it could've been him in the Kelly trade and I think he made a concerted effort to diversify his repertoire.

Does any other NFL team play as many undeserved prime time games than the Chargers?

Adams destroyed that ball.

If this had been the first time I'd ever watched a Reds' broadcast, I would have assumed that Brennadouche, like the team he covers, had just given up on the rest of the season, but after 10 years of listening to his bloviating, I know he's just a moron.
Tonight, he:
- Confused Jon Jay and Kolton Wong. Twice.
- Wished Anne Murray a happy 82nd birthday.
- Spent the top of the second inning talking about the University of Kentucky football team.
- Spent the bottom of the second inning talking about himself.
- Got the number of outs wrong in the top of the seventh inning.
- Felt compelled to point out that Sam Freeman and Freddie Freeman are not relatives.

And I missed innings 3-6 because I was out of the house playing basketball.

forsberg_us wrote:

tkihshbt wrote:

Miller said he knew it could've been him in the Kelly trade and I think he made a concerted effort to diversify his repertoire.

Does any other NFL team play as many undeserved prime time games than the Chargers?

So, basically what you're saying is after they traded his best friend, Shelby finally decided that maybe he should listen to his coaches and catcher.

It sounds like he needed to build confidence in the curve and I think the break he had helped him refine his mechanics. I've said before I'm not a pitching coach, but it was obvious Miller was falling over.

Masterson helped him learn the sinker, which has been big for him.