Congratulations to the Brewers

[pokerplyr80]

First two games have been impressive, especially the bullpen. And Yelich is playing like an MVP. At this point they look like the favorite to make it to the world series from the NL to me.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

First two games have been impressive, especially the bullpen. And Yelich is playing like an MVP. At this point they look like the favorite to make it to the world series from the NL to me.

nah dodgers look like clear favorite

[pokerplyr80]

Hopefully we will get a chance to find out in a few days. Anyone planning to go to an NLCS game in LA?

[pokerplyr80]

11 straight wins, home field and at least 1 extra day of rest. I like the Brewers chances in the next series. Even if they don't pull it off it's great to see them in the mix.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

11 straight wins, home field and at least 1 extra day of rest. I like the Brewers chances in the next series. Even if they don't pull it off it's great to see them in the mix.

i think if they dont pull it off, it will hurt brewer fans even more because how can their chances be any better.... too bad dodgers will teach them a lesson

[the 'stache]

We're used to disappointment. We'll survive.

And the nucleus of this team will be together a while. Plus, next year we'll have a healthy Jimmy Nelson (didn't have him at all this year), and Keston Hiura will be up to play second. Cain, Hiura, Yelich makes for a really fantastic 1-2-3.

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by the 'stache

We're used to disappointment. We'll survive.

And the nucleus of this team will be together a while. Plus, next year we'll have a healthy Jimmy Nelson (didn't have him at all this year), and Keston Hiura will be up to play second. Cain, Hiura, Yelich makes for a really fantastic 1-2-3.

Nelson had one good end to end year thus far....same with robbie ray.......they still will need a SP... at least for stretch run like Grienke and CC..

Guerra was thought to be a front line starter only a year ago....it also doesnt appear that zach davies will be a reliable number 3 and looks to be a number 4-5-gone things change fast..

[1952boyntoncollector]

Originally Posted by 1952boyntoncollector

i think if they dont pull it off, it will hurt brewer fans even more because how can their chances be any better.... too bad dodgers will teach them a lesson

+1

[Lorewalker]

Originally Posted by pokerplyr80

11 straight wins, home field and at least 1 extra day of rest. I like the Brewers chances in the next series. Even if they don't pull it off it's great to see them in the mix.

Pulling for Dodgers but they will have their work cut out for them if they do not play cohesive ball. I think they beat the Brewers 4 out of 7 in the regular season and in one of those games they scored 21 runs. Should be good baseball regardless.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Speaking of a guy who went the opposite direction of Yelich, and carried it right through the playoffs, what the hell happened to jose Ramirez.

[pokerplyr80]

Hopefully it's a good series. I don't understand puting Hader in the game in the 5th with a 5 run lead. Could have used him for game 2. Oh well. That decision might prove costly.

[KCRfan1]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Speaking of a guy who went the opposite direction of Yelich, and carried it right through the playoffs, what the hell happened to jose Ramirez.

He fell in love with the home run.