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Thursday, September 15, 2011

Brewers Will Be Better Without Prince Fielder

Prince Fielder came out in an interview and hinted this will probably be the last year he is with the Brewers. Now Brewers fans should not be too disappointed because actually this is a good thing. Milwaukee will be better with Fielder gone and here is why. First, the Brewers will save money on the cap and can direct it in other areas. Secondly, this also gives the Brewers a chance to see if Mat Gamel or others can step in and pick up the slack.

The Brewers will miss the production that Fielder gave them, but they will not miss his inconsistency in the clutch. For as good as Prince Fielder has been he has never been a clutch performer when the Brewers have needed him. This season he has been anything but clutch, so losing him in my opinion will not be as bad as many people think.

Many times you have to make changes and the change at first in reality will be good for the Brewers. It may not seem like it right now, but over the long haul it will be. It's time Brewers fans look towards the future and Fielder should not be in those plans.

MLB Schedule Sept 15, 2011

Washington
NY Mets
1:10pm ET

Florida
Philadelphia
2:35pm ET

Florida
Philadelphia
2nd Game

Chi Cubs
Cincinnati
7:10pm ET

Tampa Bay
Boston
7:10pm ET

Cleveland
Texas
8:05pm ET

Chi White Sox
Kansas City
8:10pm ET

San Francisco
Colorado
8:40pm ET

Detroit
Oakland
10:05pm ET

Pittsburgh
LA Dodgers
10:10pm ET

MLB Scores Sept 14, 2011

Florida 1
Atlanta 4
Final

St. Louis 3
Pittsburgh 2
Final

Toronto 5
Boston 4
Final

Philadelphia 1
Houston 0
Final

Detroit 6
Chi White Sox 5
Final 10

LA Angels 4
Oakland 1
Final

San Diego 1
San Francisco 3
Final

Minnesota 3
Kansas City 7
Final

Tampa Bay 2
Baltimore 6
Final

Cleveland 1
Texas 9
Final

Washington 2
NY Mets 0
Final

Chi Cubs 2
Cincinnati 7
Final

Colorado 6
Milwaukee 2
Final

Arizona 2
LA Dodgers 3
Final

NY Yankees 1
Seattle 2
Final 12

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Is It Time For Ozzie To Go In Chicago?

The Chicago White Sox continue there free fall and many people are wondering if the players have tuned out Ozzie Guillen. Is it time for Ozzie to go? Many people seem to think so and it is interesting that you have not heard any players step up to defend their manager much in the media. The White Sox have been getting beaten badly at times and that never bodes well for the manager.

Ozzie Guillen has been a very good manager for the White Sox, but maybe a change is needed. Sometimes players start to tune out a manager and that is what I think is happening to Ozzie. His players have grown tired of his antics and do not listen to him much anymore. The White Sox are talented and should be playing better baseball then they are right now.

This could be the last time we see Ozzie in a Chicago White Sox uniform as I expect him to be fired at season's end. I do not see how you can keep a guy where the players do not seem to perform well for him. Even when a team is losing they play hard, and at times you do not see that from the White Sox. A sad end it looks like for a guy who loves to manage the Chicago White Sox.

Pirates Grab Their 19th Straight Losing Season With Loss To St. Louis

The Pittsburgh Pirates have clinched their 19th consecutive losing a record for a major league franchise in North America. The Pirates looked like 2011 would be different for them as on July 20 the Pirates were 51-44 and led the NL Central by a half-game. Since that time though the Pirates have gone 16-38 since, and at 67-82 are ensured of another sub.-500 record.

Pirates fans deserve better, but another losing season will go into the books for them. I really thought this would be the year they broke the string, but it will not happen this year. Clint Hurdle had them playing well for awhile, but it is the Pirates and apparently losing continues to be a tradition with them.

Mariano Rivera Notches His 600th Save

No matter what anyone tells you 600 saves is a big milestone even if Mariano Rivera does not want to admit to it. Not many people in baseball history can claim 600 saves. In fact, only Rivera and Trevor Hoffman can actually make that claim. Rivera has been a model of consistency for the Yankees and he will tie Hoffman's record of 601 probably the next time he pitches. Rivera is a lock for the Hall Of Fame and may go down as the best reliever ever in the game of baseball.

Most Saves In MLB History

Trevor Hoffman 601
Mariano Rivera 600
Lee Smith 478
John Franco 424
Billy Wagner 422

NFL Schedule Week 2 Sept 18-19

Sunday, Sep 18

Oakland
Buffalo
1:00pm ET

Kansas City
Detroit
1:00pm ET

Chicago
New Orleans
1:00pm ET

Cleveland
Indianapolis
1:00pm ET
A
Tampa Bay
Minnesota
1:00pm ET

Green Bay
Carolina
1:00pm ET

Seattle
Pittsburgh
1:00pm ET

Baltimore
Tennessee
1:00pm ET

Arizona
Washington
1:00pm ET

Jacksonville
NY Jets
1:00pm ET

Dallas
San Francisco
4:05pm ET

Cincinnati
Denver
4:15pm ET

San Diego
New England
4:15pm ET

Houston
Miami
4:15pm ET

Philadelphia
Atlanta
8:20pm ET

Monday, Sep 19

St. Louis
NY Giants
8:30pm ET

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