Another Win!

What's on our game plan for us this morning? Well, you know the big topic, Brewers getting it done again, winning game two against the Dodgers last night, getting it done seven to four.

William Contreras with another home run.

He had three RBIs in the game.

The captain, Christian Yelich, with a couple hits and a couple of RBIs.

Torain continues, uh, with his good start to this series, scoring three runs, couple hits and an RBI for him.

And the bullpen continues its domination.

After Logan Henderson went four innings, giving up three hits, a couple earned runs, a couple walks, and some costly errors, the bullpen came in and shut it down, not giving up a single hit, not giving up a single walk.

It was perfecto.

Perfect.

In fact, you had three, the last three bullpen pitchers, [tongue click] two Ks each.

But I know Uribe had pitched, what, a third, Ashby picking up a save and hitting in two-thirds to, to lock it down.

McGill was ready just in case, but Ashby, you could tell, was in the zone.

Glad the Brewers kept him in.

So Brewers now head to Los Angeles with a two-oh series lead.

Two more wins away from advancing to their first World Series since 1982.

Vibe check, Brewers fans, how confident, how good are you feeling right now about this, uh, Brewers' chances, uh, of getting back to the World Series for the first time in a long time? I wanna hear the enthusiasm.

I wanna hear from you.

All right? So send it on over, baby.

Hit me up, uh, with some thoughts on that Shoe Doctors bullpen line, seven one five- eight three zero- one nine one two.

You can also join in on the YouTube video chat.

So we'll recap yesterday's, last night's W for the Brewers.

Uh, Matt LaFleur chatted a little bit with the media yesterday, did confirm that Jevon Hargrave is gonna be done for the season, but, uh, uh, with that, with that Achilles injury.

Also said that Sky Moore's ankle injury might keep him out for a little bit, but is not season-ending.

So we'll go through, uh, some of the other comments, quotes from Matt LaFleur.

Micah Parsons, sounds like he will not be practicing, uh, this week either.

What's on our game plan for us this morning? Well, you know the big topic, Brewers getting it done again, winning game two against the Dodgers last night, getting it done seven to four.

William Contreras with another home run.

He had three RBIs in the game.

The captain, Christian Yelich, with a couple hits and a couple of RBIs.

Torain continues, uh, with his good start to this series, scoring three runs, couple hits and an RBI for him.

And the bullpen continues its domination.

After Logan Henderson went four innings, giving up three hits, a couple earned runs, a couple walks, and some costly errors, the bullpen came in and shut it down, not giving up a single hit, not giving up a single walk.

It was perfecto.

Perfect.

In fact, you had three, the last three bullpen pitchers, [tongue click] two Ks each.

But I know Uribe had pitched, what, a third, Ashby picking up a save and hitting in two-thirds to, to lock it down.

McGill was ready just in case, but Ashby, you could tell, was in the zone.

Glad the Brewers kept him in.

So Brewers now head to Los Angeles with a two-oh series lead.

Two more wins away from advancing to their first World Series since 1982.

Vibe check, Brewers fans, how confident, how good are you feeling right now about this, uh, Brewers' chances, uh, of getting back to the World Series for the first time in a long time? I wanna hear the enthusiasm.

I wanna hear from you.

All right? So send it on over, baby.

Hit me up, uh, with some thoughts on that Shoe Doctors bullpen line, seven one five- eight three zero- one nine one two.

You can also join in on the YouTube video chat.

So we'll recap yesterday's, last night's W for the Brewers.

Uh, Matt LaFleur chatted a little bit with the media yesterday, did confirm that Jevon Hargrave is gonna be done for the season, but, uh, uh, with that, with that Achilles injury.

Also said that Sky Moore's ankle injury might keep him out for a little bit, but is not season-ending.

So we'll go through, uh, some of the other comments, quotes from Matt LaFleur.

Micah Parsons, sounds like he will not be practicing, uh, this week either.