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A friend of mine works overseas as a robotic welder on oil platforms. He returned home on October 29th and a large Amazon box was at his door. He lives in rural Wisconsin by himself. The nearest neighbor is a couple of miles away. In the box were 50 shower curtains which he did not order. Amazon told him to keep them.

On Halloween he went to his sister’s house in Green Bay with the shower curtains and gave them out to trick or treaters.
Never.

If anyone says it the response is “who’s dying?”
When the Cubs won in 2016 I received a ton of texts from Cubs fans celebrating and telling me that they didn’t have to worry about me sending them similar texts.

Last Wednesday night I unloaded on those frickers without any mercy.
A friend of mine is a police sergeant in Superior. When the game ended people were setting of fireworks in that city.

Superior to Am Fam Field is just under 400 miles.
Brewers win the World Series on October 28th.
October 28th is the birthday of Judy Uecker. Bob Uecker’s wife.

re: Brewers did it "right"

Posted by 32footsteps on 10/28/26 at 10:30 pm to
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No deferred contracts


Not accurate. Ryan Braun and Lorenzo Cain are still on the books and Yelich has money deferred. Those are the only three and it totals around 38 million.
If Greg Jennings can score a touchdown with a broken leg, Miz should be able to throw 104mph heaters with a leg cramp.
Cooper Pratt will never have to buy a Fanta in Wisconsin again.

He’s Mormon and doesn’t drink. They’ve had Fanta Orange for him in the clubhouse.
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Unless they were talking only about world series games


My 10 year old daughter who has zero interest in sports and was able to infer that WS games are what they were talking about. Anyone who has watched a single inning in their life should’ve been able to grasp that it’s what they were referring to.
Let’s say it was 20% Brewers fans. If the Trop holds 40,000 that’s 8k Brewer fans leaving 32,000 Rays fans. An estimated 31k were at the ballpark in Milwaukee watching there and tickets for that watch party were being scalped.

We’ll never know exactly what the percentage breakdown at the Trop was but when the Fox and MLB postgame shows continually talk about how they’ve never seen visiting fans show up like that it furthers a narrative that doesn’t look positive for Rays fans.
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Imagine the feels rn if you are a lifelong brewers fan. This shite is epic.


It’s pretty fricking awesome.

Source: Me
8 runs with 2 outs. They’ve scored runs with 2 outs all season long but not quite like this.
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This Milwaukee home crowd in FL is embarassing


It was cheaper to fly from Wisconsin to Florida, get a hotel room, and go to two games than what it was for a ticket to a game in Milwaukee. Something like 30% of the ticket sales for games 3 and 4 came from Wisconsin area codes.
Article in The Athletic about the bond between Brewer fans (and the state of Wisconsin) with Bob Uecker. Great tidbits in here about mentorship of other announcers.

Athletic Article on Uecker
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Damn you must be a true IRL Brew Crew fan if you're listening to the radio broadcast.


This is the 172nd game I’ve listened to Jeff and Lane this season. They were mentored by Uecker. Call a good game, they keep it entertaining when it needs to be and dial up the seriousness when warranted.
Even without Uecker the Brewers radio guys are great. In the bottom of the 6th during the pitching change, Jeff Levering drops this:

“The Brewers are making a mess of this 6th inning. When you make a mess there’s Northshore Adult Diapers….”
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Who finished 3rd?


It went Italian, Bratwurst, Polish, Hot Dog, and Chorizo.
If anyone cares, Italian Sausage won the sausage race with a time of 16.73 seconds. Bratwurst was 2nd.
Joe Shear for pavement. First nationally known dirt driver was Jeff Purvis.
Apologies for the long post here.

I was 6 years old in 1982. My dad took my brother and I to every postseason game in Milwaukee in 1982. It was a 3 hour drive. Go to those games, drive back home was 3 hours, he’d drag our asses out of bed a couple of hours later so we could milk cows before we went to school.

I’m still salty about 1982. I refuse to drink any Busch product because 6 year old me still wants to piss on Darrell Porter’s grave. At my wedding I had them remove any/all Busch products from the reception hall because of how irritated I was and still am.

Outside of my own immediate family the voice I heard growing up the most was Bob Uecker. So many years of really bad baseball but it didn’t matter. You got to listen to Ueck. So many of us heard Bob Uecker talk to us more than anyone else.

My dad passed away last May. He talked fondly about the 1950’s Milwaukee Braves teams and as a result I always had the Braves as my NL team when the crew was in the AL. I still can’t despise them because above everything else I might’ve hated the Cardinals more than Osama Bin Laden all because of 1982.

Uecker leaves us and it was emotionally hard listening to Brewers games. My dad left us and the Crew provided some enjoyment. When Jack Jack caught that final out I sobbed more than I did at my dad’s funeral a few months ago.

To the Dodgers, Yankees, Cardinals, or Red Sox it’s just another fall classic, To those of us who don’t get to experience this every handful of years it hits on a pre motional level, I’ve seen two Packer Super Bowls. The first was incredible but the NFL is just different. A Super Bowl can happen anywhere. A World Series cannot be taken for granted outside of a few places.

Wisconsin is known for its drinking habits. We already had a penchant for drinking that baffles the rest of the country, it’s a bit beyond that tonight. Four more wins to go. Get those four wins and this state will be drunk even by Wisconsin standards.
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They have a fun (and very good) team and Milwaukee is a criminally underrated city in my opinion


Certain parts of Milwaukee are awesome. Other parts of Milwaukee not so much.

I was at County Stadium in ‘82 when they won the NLCS. Again for the Nyjer Morgan walk off in 2011. I’ll be at a WS game or two if they get there. Connections with a significant team sponsor. This state will absolutely come unglued if they can win the whole damn thing.