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The Brewers Are Fighting Themselves

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Parra hid Prince's sunflower seeds and twinkies and he was none too happy.

Parra hid Prince's sunflower seeds and twinkies and he was none too happy.

 

I know I'm gonna get flamed over this but is this true?

I know I'm gonna get flamed over this but is this true?

 

'Fraid so.

I was at the game tonight. Missed the dugout fracas. Parra was having a great outing until he blew his no-no and shutout in one inning of work.

Much said about nothing, imo no big deal at all. Things like this go on all the time. Most often it goes on in the clubhouse and out of the public/camera's eye, the Brewers have been going bad...swept by the Cubs and now tonight getting beat by the lowly last place Reds.

In one way it shows me that they (Brewers) care and hate to lose. I haven't seen r heard of an outburst of emotion like that out of the Reds, the Brewers are in contention and they know that they are better and hate to lose. I think that this will be a good thing for the Brew crew.

I don't think that there are very many on the Reds right now that are caring if they win or lose, imo the Reds could use some of this kind of emotion every once in awhile.

I know I'm gonna get flamed over this but is this true?

 

Something about creme filling being the reason he's the only fat vegetarian on the planet...

Much said about nothing, imo no big deal at all. Things like this go on all the time. Most often it goes on in the clubhouse and out of the public/camera's eye, the Brewers have been going bad...swept by the Cubs and now tonight getting beat by the lowly last place Reds.

In one way it shows me that they (Brewers) care and hate to lose. I haven't seen r heard of an outburst of emotion like that out of the Reds, the Brewers are in contention and they know that they are better and hate to lose. I think that this will be a good thing for the Brew crew.

I don't think that there are very many on the Reds right now that are caring if they win or lose, imo the Reds could use some of this kind of emotion every once in awhile.

 

For most teams, this usually isn't much of anything. However, for the Brewers at this time of the year, it might mean something. Isn't this about the same time last year when they did the same thing and started to fade away from the playoff picture?

For most teams, this usually isn't much of anything. However, for the Brewers at this time of the year, it might mean something. Isn't this about the same time last year when they did the same thing and started to fade away from the playoff picture?

 

I believe that it was, the one last season was between Yost (manager) and a player. Not two players, that imo would have been the big difference as far as any lasting negative effect :thumb:. JMO

So going into tonight's game the Brewers have 10 straight against teams that are in last place.

 

Now if the Brewers manage to go 7-3 in that stretch, everyone will say it's because the fight brought the team together. :lol:

 

A joke and I'm going to enjoy watching this team lose the last two months of the season.

Something about creme filling being the reason he's the only fat vegetarian on the planet...

 

Incorrect. A short-term roommate of mine at WKU was also a fat vegetarian. Strangest thing I've ever seen.

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