Game 54 Recap: Brewers 3, Helpless Offense 0
by gondeee on Jun 6, 2009 10:20 PM EDT
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PrintThe Braves are in the midst of a 22-inning scoreless drought after suffering through their second straight shutout at the hands of the Brewers. There are signs that the team is trying to do more to score runs, though. The Braves stole a season-high 3 stolen bases tonight (plus a defensive indifference in the ninth inning), trying their best to manufacture some runs. Last night it was Gallard's brilliance on the mound, but tonight it was Suppan's craftiness and a lack of timely hitting.
Why do we always suffer in June? Is it something to do with the sudden heat and humidity of the south affecting the players? Something's gotta give, and at some point things will turn around.
Javier Vazquez pitched another good game -- a quality start -- where he ends up taking the loss. Nate McLouth got his first hit in a Braves uniform. He also walked once and stole a base.
Chipper Jones exited the game in the fifth-inning with a brand new injury, for him -- dizziness. Okay...
Hey, everything will be fine tomorrow, though, as Tommy Hanson will make his much anticipated major league debut. I know I can't wait.
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The lack of offense, the lack of fans, or the fact that the game wasn’t televised more than 10 miles from the stadium.
Sorry, PeachtreeTV related bitterness was setting in there.
"...Braves tie! ...Braves tie! ...Braves tie!"
by The Keith Lockhart Era on Jun 7, 2009 12:33 AM EDT reply actions
Photos from BP & the game
Must be something to that tattoo bonding; Medlen and Moylan cutting up in BP:
Omar and his blue cast:
Baby jesus:
Roomies share a laugh:
Looks like the Brewers had their own young “prospect” call-up (Mike Cameron’s son):
Kid’s pretty good, though!
I guess he thought he could keep climbing until he got to it:
Heap’s triple:
Interesting montage on the big screen – this was the end shot:
by Lizziebeth on Jun 7, 2009 1:43 AM EDT reply actions 1 recs
Headline for 6/7/2009
Hanson throws complete game shutout; Braves lose 1-0 in 10 innings.
"Jason Heyward might be the best offensive prospect i've seen in fifteen years. His game is solid. I would trade any of the current players we have on our 25 man roster for Heyward. He's that good." - NL Scout.
by Scott Coleman on Jun 7, 2009 1:48 AM EDT up reply actions
Frenchy's efforts on the homers were RIDICULOUS.
Remember, kids...don't ever let facts get in the way of your argument.
by MichaelProcton on Jun 8, 2009 12:06 PM EDT up reply actions
I love the braves. As im sure everyone else that takes the time to visit this site 5 times aday if not more. Im not a stat guru i’m not sure how many times Mr delta chased a ball in the dirt. All i know is our offence sucks! I’ll continue to pay for the over priced Mlb extra innings package to watch the braves on brewers TV or Fox sports Appalachian. Win or lose i love me some braves baseball. So i’ll tune in tomorrow to watch the braves leave 12 men on the bags and HWSRN account for 9 of them! Braves baseball ’09.
Sorry im a little drunk :D
I’d like to win a few before we play Boston and NYY, the Marlins are knocking on the door now.
If Dunn walks 30 fewer times, he'll drive in 15 more runs. This is thanks to the scientifically proven formula: RBI = (this is nonsense) (I made it all up).
Here's a stat: Wins as manager: Dusty Baker, 1,162; Bill James, 0.
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