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I took a lot of heat for this earlier. The Brewers went through a rough stretch but it was foolish to think they were as bad as they were playing. They weren't as good as they started the season and weren't as bad as they were around the All Star break. The Brewers were lucky enough to have, essentially, a head start. This meant as long as they played .500 baseball (which is what kind of team they are), they would have enough of a cushion to still make the playoffs. That is not the definition of a team that "fell off".


That was my point before and it got drilled by Trav and Rico. Will either have the integrity to own up to it? I'd be surprised.

No. My point with you was your ridiculous version of 'falling off'. I pretty much ignored your post after that because you wanted to write it off as 'semantics'. Sorry. I can't include a clever little emoticon since I'm on my phone.


Oh lord. I didn't even see your second post. Please do show me where I EVER said they'd COMPLETELY fallen off.

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