Tag: Milwaukee Brewers

A los umpires se les olvidó la cuenta en el juego Marlins- Brewers y los fans se los acabaron

Hemos estado hablando mucho esta temporada de las Ligas Mayores de lo malos que han sido los umpires hasta ahora . Han sido terribles y han estado echando a perder juegos casi todas las noches . Bueno, pues parece que los umpires tocaron fondo …

Hemos estado hablando mucho esta temporada de las Ligas Mayores de lo malos que han sido los umpires hasta ahora. Han sido terribles y han estado echando a perder juegos casi todas las noches.

Bueno, pues parece que los umpires tocaron fondo anoche en Miami porque lo que sucedió en la sexta entrada del juego Marlins- Brewers fue realmente vergonzoso.

¿Qué hicieron que fue tan increíble? Se les olvidó la cuenta. En un juego de las Ligas Mayores. No en un juego de las pequeñas ligas en el que el umpire es un adolescente en su primer trabajo. En un juego de baseball profesional.

Lo peor de todo es que les tomó cuatro minutos descifrarlo. ¡Eso es demasiado tiempo!

Chequen esto:

Traducción.- A los umpires en Miami se les olvidó la cuenta, así que tuvieron que hablarle a la MLB en New York y descifrarla les tomó cuatro minutos.

O sea, ¿Cómo creen? ¿Cómo puede pasar eso?

Twitter se los acabó.

Traducción.- Esto pasó en un juego de primer año la semana pasada y me pareció vergonzoso. ¡Estos son umpires de la MLB!

Traducción.- Esto es terrible.

Traducción.- A una máquina no se le hubiera olvidado.

Traducción.- El arbitraje deportivo tocó fondo el día de hoy.

The umps forgot the count during the Marlins-Brewers game and MLB fans crushed them for it

It took the umps over 4 minutes to figure this out. Embarrassing.

We’ve been talking a lot the Major League Baseball season about how bad the umps have so far. They’ve been really awful and have been ruining games just about every night.

Well, the umps might have hit a new low last night in Miami because what happened in the sixth inning of the Marlins-Brewers game was just so embarrassing.

What did this crew do that was so mind-boggling? They forgot the count. In A MLB game. Not in a little league game where the ump is some teenager working their first job. In a professional baseball game.

What’s even worse is it took them four minutes to figure out. That’s a long time!

Check this out:

I mean, come on! How does that happen!?

Twitter let them have it.

Christian Yelich tied a record with his third cycle, and they’ve all somehow come against the Reds

Yelich must like seeing red.

Christian Yelich hit for the cycle for the third time in his career on Wednesday, becoming the fifth player in MLB history to accomplish the rare feat three times. He joins Trea Turner, Adrian Beltre, Babe Herman and Bob Meusel on that list. But Yelich also accomplished something that none of those four were able to. He did it against the same team each and every time.

They say lightning doesn’t strike twice in the same spot. Well, this was more unlikely than that. Players have hit for the cycle against the same team twice before — two of Turner’s were against the Rockies — but never three times. Hell, most players never hit for the cycle at all.

This is absolutely just some fluke coincidence, but it’s still a cool piece of history for Yelich. And probably something the Cincinnati Reds would have preferred not to be a part of.

Yelich’s first two cycles against the Reds came just a few weeks apart in his 2018 MVP season. On Wednesday, he got his day started with a ground-rule double in the first inning, then hit a three-run homer in the third and singled in the seventh. His triple in the ninth to complete the cycle was part of a valiant effort by the Brewers to dig out of nine-run hole in the final frame. They ended up losing 14-11, but Yelich at least gave the team something to celebrate.

His 4-for-5 day also gave him the highest batting average of the five players to hit three cycles. Yelich was a perfect 10-for-10 in his previous two cycles. At 14-for-15 (.933) in the three games, he’s well above Adrian Beltre’s .867 and Trea Turner’s .800. His 12 RBI in those games fall second to Meusel’s 13.

It’s been a rough last few years for Yelich, but if this is a sign of things to come, the NL Central-leading Brewers are going to be a lot more scary come October.

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¿La respuesta de Joc Pederson ante los insultos de un fan de Brewers? Conectar un cañonazo de homerun

Nota para los fans del equipo contrario: no hagan enojar a Joc Pederson. Un fan de los Milwaukee Brewers descubrió, a la mala, lo que pasa cuando el jardinero de los San Francisco Giants, quien esta temporada no está usando sus características …

Nota para los fans del equipo contrario: no hagan enojar a Joc Pederson.

Un fan de los Milwaukee Brewers descubrió, a la mala, lo que pasa cuando el jardinero de los San Francisco Giants, quien esta temporada no está usando sus características perlas, oye que alguien lo está insultando. El lunes, Pederson se paró en el plato y pareció darse cuenta de lo que alguien le estaba gritando.

Así que, al siguiente lanzamiento del pitcher Trevor Gott en la octava entrada, hizo pedazos la pelota y le hizo saber al fan lo que opinaba de sus gritos. Pederson incluso habló sobre esto al terminar el partido, dijo que ese tipo le estaba diciendo “[palabrota]”.

Traducción: JOC LOS CALLA.

 

Traducción: Joc miró fijamente a los fans de los Brewers tras conectar el cañonazo de su homerun.

 

ADVERTENCIA: Hay lenguaje no apto para el trabajo:

Traducción: ¡¡¡Joc Pederson es ese tipo!!!

 

Asumimos que, de ahora en adelante, esto frenará a los fans de los otros equipos.

 

Artículo traducido por Ana Lucía Toledo

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Joc Pederson responded to a Brewers fan’s heckling by hitting a mammoth home run

Quite the response.

Note to opposing fan bases: Do not make Joc Pederson angry.

A Milwaukee Brewers fan found out the hard way what happens when the San Francisco Giants outfielder — who isn’t wearing those trademark pearls this season — hears heckling. On Monday, Pederson stepped to the plate and appeared to note that he was getting an earful.

So, on the very next pitch from Trevor Gott in the eighth inning, he crushed the baseball and let the fan know what he thought of the trash talk. And Pederson even talked about it after the game, saying that the guy was talking “[expletive].”

WARNING: Some NSFW language here:

I assume this will deter opposing fans in the future.

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Kyle Schwarber lost his mind after yet another terrible Angel Hernandez call and MLB fans loved it

Kyle Schwarber went OFF here.

To say Kyle Schwarber wasn’t happy with Angel Hernandez here would be… an understatement, to say the least.

On Sunday, the Philadelphia Phillies were down 1-0 to the Milwaukee Brewers in the bottom of the ninth. With Schwarber up to bat on a 3-2 count, one of the newest members of this year’s Phillies squad was looking to do some damage or get on base to start a rally.

Neither of those things happened because Hernandez made yet another terrible call at the plate. Schwarber took the low — but outside — 3-2 count pitch from Josh Hader and was on his way to first when Hernandez called the strikeout, prompting the outfielder to absolutely lose it on the umpire.

Schwarber got his money’s worth there, from the bat and helmet toss to the incredible heated gesticulating, resulting in an immediate ejection. And you can see why Schwarber had a problem with the call, because it was clearly outside the strike zone.

It’s clear this frustration had been building all game for the Phillies, as Bryce Harper wasn’t happy with a called strikeout he received in the first inning from Hernandez.

The Brewers too were on the receiving end of a brutal Hernandez strikeout of their own in the second inning off of Aaron Nola.

Yeah that’s… not great! Phillies manager Joe Girardi had some words about the situation after the game, stating pretty much what we’re all thinking.

Schwarber too had some choice words.

MLB fans celebrated Schwarber’s reaction after an absolutely bogus call in a big situation.

Cubs Nico Hoerner’s glorious Opening Day dinger is the first home run of the 2022 MLB season

BASEBALL IS BACK!

It feels so good to have baseball back!

Thursday officially marked Opening Day and the start of the 2022 MLB season, coming less than a month after the league ended its 99-day lockout. In the first game of the day — Milwaukee Brewers at Chicago Cubs — fans were treated to a glorious first home run of the season thanks to Nico Hoerner.

With the score tied 1-1 in the bottom of the fifth inning with one man on base, Hoerner smashed a bullet out to left field for a two-run home run, putting the Cubs up 3-1 in a flash. Seriously, look at that ball soar!

Listen to it. The pop of the bat. The roar of the crowd. How can you not love this? And Cubs fans were absolutely loving it too.

Here’s to many, many more sublime dingers in the dog days of summer to come!

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Best MLB value bets for Opening Day 2022

Baseball betting is back.

It felt like this day would never come but MLB Opening Day is finally here.

That’s right folks, the baseball is about to count, and so will you if your bets don’t stink. That’s where I come in and try to make your wagers a little less cringy. But buyer beware, I’m swinging for the fences. We’re trying to count, remember?

These are my best value bets from across the Opening Day slate of games, of which there are seven after two were postponed.

Odds via Tipico Sportsbook.

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Former Notre Dame players in the minor leagues in 2022

Who should you keep tabs on this summer?

With Major League Baseball held up by a lockout, fans of America’s pastime might have to look elsewhere to get their fix for now. College baseball is the most obvious one at the moment since that season already has started. If fans have a little more patience, they will be able to keep up with the minor leagues in a month. Although there are much fewer teams than before, that doesn’t mean there aren’t a lot of players to keep track of.

If you’re wondering if any former Notre Dame players are in the minors, you’re in luck. When the season begins, there will be quite a few players who once wore blue and gold working continuing their journey to baseball’s top level. If MLB gets its act together before it loses its whole season, you might see a few of these names with their parent club later this summer. Here’s who to look out for both this year and beyond:

Ronald Acuña Jr. went nuts watching the Braves beat the Brewers in the NLDS on TV

He talked some trash to the Brewers too.

The Atlanta Braves quietly became the biggest surprise in baseball, particularly in the second half of the season. After losing superstar Ronald Acuña Jr. to a season-ending ACL injury, the Braves went into the All-Star break a game below .500 and at third place in the division.

But fast forward three months, and the Braves are heading back to the NLCS. Acuña, of course, being the team’s biggest fan.

The Braves clinched a second straight trip to the NLCS on Tuesday with their Game 4 win, 5-4, over the Milwaukee Brewers. While Acuña did make an appearance at Truist Park for Game 3, he opted to watch the decisive game from home. And, well, he was pumped when Will Smith recorded the final out. (Warning: Some NSFW language in Spanish).

The Braves star posted his live reaction on Instagram to Smith’s series-clinching strikeout. We could hear as Acuña joked that he was nervous despite not even playing. And then when the final out was recorded, he went nuts, shouting at the Brewers to “go home!”

Never change, Ronald.

Even through the TV, he was talking trash to the Brewers.

The Braves will await the winner of Thursday’s NLDS Game 5 between the Giants and Dodgers. A Dodgers win (despite Los Angeles’ 106 wins) would mean homefield advantage for Atlanta in the NLCS rematch. A Giants win would have the Braves traveling to San Francisco for Saturday’s Game 1.