Brewers fight in Dugout

is just a selfish ass wipe and then still, doesn’t bode well for the Brewers. This guy aint changin soon. Let’s just hope they continue to play poorly and stumble away from the Cubs.

...the Big Z v. Barrett altercation occurred much earlier in the season, when there was still plenty of time for the team to get its act together. The fact that the Brewers are, once again, devolving into chaos only means they’re going to have a harder time pulling themselves together to try to make a run at the Cubs in the few short weeks remaining. That’s good news for us.

Welsh made the comment about the Brewers being swept by the Mets. Thom Brennaman was the lead announcer on the clip.

Parra gave up four runs. It looked like a ball got past a diving Fielder. He didn’t look too nimble diving for it. I don’t know if that is what Parra was upset about or not. Don’t know what else that it could have been. Not like we are going to hear what it was from them I guess.

that Parra was on his way to the clubhouse and Prince took offense that he wasn’t staying in the dugout to watch the Brewers bat.

You may be right. I noticed the sleeve come up and go in Prince’s direction but didn’t figure that would be enough of a reason to go ape poop on a teammate.

As it was stated earlier, I’m not so sure this is anything but frustration on their parts but this kind of stuff could linger unless the manager pulls them away from it or channels it into something. If they continue to lose more often than not in the next week or two I could seeing it go downhill quickly and Yost losing his job. His response to the questions weren’t helping any because now all the media wants to do is focus on why it happened, who started it, and who’s going to apologize first.

I can’t stand the Brewers, especially since I live in Milwaukee now and everyone is so smug about them. My favorite is the 100 years stuff the come back with when all I have to mention is that they haven’t even been to the playoffs in 26 years. I would love to see this take them down a notch and have to battle STL for the WC instead of the Cubs for the division.

Yost’s postgame comments only made him look more paranoid, shifty and out of control. His metaphor doesn’t hold water: Sure, if your neighbors are fighting behind closed doors, it’s none of your business. But if they’re fighting in their front yard, in plain sight of you and everyone else on the block, it becomes everyone’s business.

There’s no reason Yost couldn’t have made some neutral comments about the altercation and moved on instead of acting like the media was out of line for asking about it. The fight happened in the dugout! What did he expect?

All in all, I’m glad he’s still got his job – he has no control over his team and he’s more than likely going to initiate a few more beanball wars down the stretch, only further distracting his squad of young, inexperienced egomaniacs.

Here are the symptoms of Iron deficient Anemia:

“There are many symptoms of anemia. Each individual will not experience all the symptoms and if the anemia is mild, the symptoms may not be noticeable. Some of the symptoms are: Pale skin color, fatigue, irritability, dizziness, weakness, shortness of breath, sore tongue, brittle nails, decreased appetite (especially in children), headache – frontal.”

Hmmm…

He’s was definitely irritable.

Weakness? Well, I wouldn’t call him physically weak, but shoving your starting pitcher against a bench for hitting you with the sleeve of his warm up jacket isn’t exactly the the “strongest” move.

I thought his shortness of breath no the base-paths might be because of some of his more obvious attributes, but…

Sore tongue? You bet. I’m sure his tongue was spouting some pretty sore things as all of this was going on.

What can you do to prevent Anemia?

If your diet is high in iron, you probably won’t be anemic. Iron can be found in red meat, liver, raisins, spinach, broccoli, and egg yolks.

We all know that Prince stays away from meat, so liver, red meat and eggs are right out. I also gather that Prince, much like Newman, wouldn’t eat broccoli if were deep-fried in chocolate sauce.

So, there ya go. Prince, just have have a cheeseburger every once in a while and maybe very valuable members of your pitching staff will be safe.

More information on Anemia can be found here.

And for those of you who missed it, check this out. The guy’s got serious, serious issues.

I think this simply boils down to frustration all around, and Prince reacting in the worst way possible.

...Ben Sheets stood at the top step of the dugout and watched the remainder of his loss to the Cubs last week. I would guess CC stuck around the night before as well. Maybe this is just considered de rigeur in the Brewers dugout, and Prince was trying to “show some leadership” by going after Parra about it.

FAIL

So instead of asking, he starts a fight. That’s real grown up.

fight in front of 30,000 people, it’s a little different situation.

I thought Ned was full of crap. Then again, that’s no different than usual from him.

...ESPN or the internet. Plus the world we live in has changed alot. Every job/family/social situation has changed tremendously since the 70’s. I’m not saying it should be this way, just that it is.

The fight isn’t really the problem. It’s how they deal with it. In a small market like Milwaukee, it doesn’t seem like you can just tell the fans that they’re being rude for asking. They don’t have a lot of chances to compete and if it appears that you have a clubhouse bully and the manager isn’t dealing with it, then if I was a fan, I’d be pissed. When the Z/Barrett fight happened last year even though I could understand how it happened, it seemed appropriate to have Zambrano publicly apologize since he was the agressor and was causing a distraction for the team. I think if Dusty had still been around, the response would’ve been very similar to Ned Yost’s: accuse the guy who even asks what’s going on of being rude.

people here get on others’ nerves!

before I let Prince buy me it.