
Milwaukee Brewers v/ Philadelphia Phillies, 8/4/07 - 6:05 PM
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Milwaukee Brewers v/ Philadelphia Phillies, 8/4/07 - 6:05 PM
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Milwaukee Brewers v/ Philadelphia Phillies, 8/4/07 - 6:05 PM
I'm a little sick so i wanna get this up the night before just in case i don't feel like doing the rest of it. im going to the game tomorrow, so ill be on at some point.


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Hamels had a great July but maybe he can return to his season stats a little bit. If you can get ahead of the count on him, the splits are 3-4 times more favorable. Good luck, team, hope you can make some good contact swinging at strike 1. If I remember right, Bush has really sucked bouncing back to starting after relieving. Hope he's got that under control too. Is it just me or is he way overdue for a complete game?
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59-51, 1st place in NL Central
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57-52, 2nd place in NL East
Start time: 7:05 CT
TV: FSN WI
Radio: 620 AM
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Dave Bush (9-8, 4.87 ERA)

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Cole Hamels (12-5, 3.50 ERA, 143 K's)

Brewers' probable lineup
Corey Hart RF
JJ Hardy SS
Ryan Braun 3B
Prince Fielder 1B
Bill Hall CF
Kevin Mench LF
Johnny Estrada C
Tony Graffanino 2B
Phillies' probable lineup

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I'm gonna be there, so hopefully it'll be a good one.
I should warn everyone though, if we blow a lead in the late innings, I'm gonna be extra ornery when I get back home to Madison, so maybe certain people who don't like to hear me criticize Yost should just avoid visiting this board between the hours of, say, 1 am-4am Sunday morning.
I'll even make this game more interesting for those certain people by pledging that if the Brewers win I will refrain from criticizing Yost for a week. Sound good?
I should warn everyone though, if we blow a lead in the late innings, I'm gonna be extra ornery when I get back home to Madison, so maybe certain people who don't like to hear me criticize Yost should just avoid visiting this board between the hours of, say, 1 am-4am Sunday morning.
I'll even make this game more interesting for those certain people by pledging that if the Brewers win I will refrain from criticizing Yost for a week. Sound good?

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Nowak008 wrote:Hammels is filthy. It will be tough to get a win.
Who would you guys rather have Hammels or Yo?
Man, that is though. I guess I would say Yo by a hair just because he is 2 yrs and 2 months younger, but Hamels' stuff + him being left handed makes the decision almost impossible. I think I will defer to Ayt on this one.
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whatthe_buck!? wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Man, that is though. I guess I would say Yo by a hair just because he is 2 yrs and 2 months younger, but Hamels' stuff + him being left handed makes the decision almost impossible. I think I will defer to Ayt on this one.
Isn't Cole Hamels a power pitcher meaning his arm will go out faster.
Gallardo is a command pitcher who doesn;t really have any power. Though he can get it up to 92 if he has too. So his arm will last longer.
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livestrong4ever wrote:-Isn't Cole Hamels a power pitcher meaning his arm will go out faster.
Gallardo is a command pitcher who doesn;t really have any power. Though he can get it up to 92 if he has too. So his arm will last longer.
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that Hamels' fastball tops out in the low nineties just like YoGo's. When Novak008 and I refer to Hamels nice "stuff" we are talking about his filthy change up and his dynamite curveball (although maybe I shouldn't speak for anyone other than myself).
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whatthe_buck!? wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that Hamels' fastball tops out in the low nineties just like YoGo's. When trwi and I refer to Hamels nice "stuff" we are talking about his filthy change up and his dynamite curveball (although maybe I shouldn't speak for anyone other than myself).
yeah i know he has a great great curve ball.
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He even sucks in the minors? Good god is his confidence shot.
Yeah 1-3 with a walk is horrible. Imagine if he did that everyday he'd only end up with a .333 batting average and .500 OBP. Horrible.

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livestrong4ever wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
yeah i know he has a great great curve ball.
Actually, his change is his killer pitch. Guys can't hit the damn thing and he can throw it whenever he wants.
I'd definitely take Yo over Hamels though. Given the fact that he's only 21 and already dominant, I don't think there is any pitching prospect I'd take over Yo.
Yo's fastball may not be in the high 90's, but it is a phenomenal pitch because of his command. A fastball that is always on the black is the toughest pitch in baseball to hit.
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trwi7 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Yeah 1-3 with a walk is horrible. Imagine if he did that everyday he'd only end up with a .333 batting average and .500 OBP. Horrible.
Yeah, but he struck out twice. A .333 average and a .500 OBP is worse if you strikeout instead of ground out or pop out when you make outs.

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Ayt wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Yeah, but he struck out twice. A .333 average and a .500 OBP is worse if you strikeout instead of ground out or pop out when you make outs.
I love your sarcastic humor Ayt.

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A better comparison may be Parra vs Hamels. Hamels certainly had the better numbers throughout the minors but Parra was no slouch either. Both are big lefties with a low to mid-90s fastball. Both throw a nice deuce. Hamels has the wicked change while Parra has a nice cutter that's nasty to either lefties or righties. Obviously, anyone with a brain would take Hamels right now and probably will in the future. He's a legit #1 pitcher and kicking ass in his second season. But I think Parra has the stuff to do similar things. I'm gonna love watching him over the next few years.