Corbin didn't seem comfy throwing to them.

Lazy oppo, routine fly because of course.

Lazy oppo fly. I'm shocked.

Put some pitches on Burnes, so there's that.

Mathguy64 said:

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So there is the unofficial official answer. It's in his head.

BS. That swing is so slow and so inside out.

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That's why Bagwell and the hitting coach got out there with him early…

Eso si, Que es said:

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Now we get to watch them pitch around Yordan and Tucker with no repercussions. Brewers are smartest club we have faced yet

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Abreu is not a threat. At all. Period.

Yep, some of us thought that putting Tucker behind Alvarez would give the big guy some protection.

The Brewers answered that.

Hello!

His velo is down tonight. Hope nothing is wrong.

Dies Irae said:

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Bagwell says Abreu will be fine

because he has a long track record

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Same with Cabrera, should end up with 40+ HR and 100+ Ribbies

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He just went on to say Yelich is also proof that guys with track records always figure it out.

Because Yelich is a somewhat decent leadoff hitter right now after being a literal MVP-level player a few years ago.

What have you seen from Abreu?

Bagwell: I would tell the fans he's gonna be fine. He has a long track record. He's going through it right now. He's getting stuck a little bit. His brain tells his bat head to get to the ball and that means he has to lean back and either gets jammed or tops the ball.. Every single person who's played this game has been through what he's through. New team and all that. Nobody cares more than Jose. It becomes in your brain. I don't care how long you've been playing this game. Mentally, you get messed up. He's going through it right now but all it takes is one swing and one pitch. When you're struggling, there's no trust.

How much of it is a new team?

I'm sure it does. To come to a new team, sign a big contract, there's gotta be some pressure. He cares. That's an attribute that I like that he has.

McInnis said:

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Yep, some of us thought that putting Tucker behind Alvarez would give the big guy some protection.

The Brewers answered that.

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Easy to do with two outs already by the time Yordan stepped up. There needs to be more than two guys in the lineup to plate runs or someone other than Abreu behind them. Probably both.

Brewers haven't seen the invisi-ball before

Do we have any good first basemen prospects in the minors?

"Took his soul right there"

Proudag06 said:

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His velo is down tonight. Hope nothing is wrong.

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Read something earlier this year that he is more elusive taking a little off, he was over gassing it one game I think I remember

Eso si, Que es said:

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Proudag06 said:

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His velo is down tonight. Hope nothing is wrong.

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Read something earlier this year that he is more elusive taking a little off, he was over gassing it one game I think I remember

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Fastball is down 0.8 thru 1.

Wabs said:

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Isn't Dusty a big rest guy? The first baseman needs a lot of rest.

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Not catcher though

Julks wants more P.T.