https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/milwaukee-world-series-tickets-expensive-175406172.html

Brewers' fans heading south to Florida for cheaper WS experiences

https://www.fox6now.com/news/world-series-brewers-timeless-tickets-seating-options-limited&ved=2ahUKEwily7nXqcqXAxWaAIAAHb6KLroQ0PADKAB6BAgaEAE&usg=AOvVaw2u_lhR1L5C-qP6XPeyjX_P

$1000+ "timeless tickets" sold a decade ago providing Brewers' fans some of the worst possible upper deck seating arrangements

https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/article/brewers-president-of-business-operations-sides-with-timeless-ticket-holders-we-did-not-live-up-to-the-spirit-of-the-program-232154310.html

Edited Wednesday at 05:23 AM3 days by caulfield12

19 hours ago, almagest said:

Better pitching overall was part of it, but we also kept throwing lefties at Adell and that's all he can hit.

The Tampa LHP of choice made me shake my head when he was out there and then I thought about how all we threw at them was lefties. not saying we were wrong but it was nuts.

1 hour ago, Harry Chappas said:

The Tampa LHP of choice made me shake my head when he was out there and then I thought about how all we threw at them was lefties. not saying we were wrong but it was nuts.

Ian Seymour?

Definitely not Booser he rocked.

36 minutes ago, caulfield12 said:

Ian Seymour?

Definitely not Booser he rocked.

Booser simply because he was with the White Sox last year and I do not recall much of the last three years going well.

"Still, there are differences here. I have a home reliance metric that looks at how much of a team's overall run differential is based on its play at home. It's expressed as an index, and Milwaukee's 125 tied with the Chicago White Sox for the highest in baseball. The Rays were more middle-of-the-pack at 104.

The disparity comes at the plate. Milwaukee's 5.52 runs per game at American Family Field were considerably more than any team. The Brewers' offense was still good on the road, ranking sixth at 4.75. The Rays were 13th in home scoring and 15th on the road. Of course, it should be noted that while these numbers explain Milwaukee's greater degree of home reliance, its offense performed better than the Rays through either prism."

espn.com/mlb

Not feeling it for the Brew Crew thanks to a nightmare Madison gf. Draw blood.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/milwaukee-brewers-broadcaster-sends-emotional-154607213.html

2 hours ago, pcintelligence said:

Not feeling it for the Brew Crew thanks to a nightmare Madison gf. Draw blood.

So then you can imagine the White Sox really did move to Tampa but hired about ten future big league GMs instead.

Finally....some baseball tonight. I know the ALCS ended in 6 games, but it's still quite a layoff from Monday to tonight.

I'll be happy with the outcome either way. Nice to have a World Series that doesn't involve a team that I hate.

2 hours ago, 77 Hitmen said:

Finally....some baseball tonight. I know the ALCS ended in 6 games, but it's still quite a layoff from Monday to tonight.

I'll be happy with the outcome either way. Nice to have a World Series that doesn't involve a team that I hate.

SuperBowl hype is definitely easier to sustain for 1-2 full weeks.

The party atmosphere of playing in a warm weather site during the wintertime also helps.

2-3 days are spent just analyzing the new commercials.