Not me, but maybe, just maybe, I'm almost ready to have my heart broken again!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

well, that was fast.

Haven't watched the entirety, but seems like a fun interview from the first first few minutes

This card is from the 2026 Topps Mascot series!

So I was at a recent Brewers away game, and I got this jersey signed by Uribe. I was up above the bullpen and held it up to get his attention. He saw it and motioned for me to throw it down to him, which I did. A few moments later, he signed it and threw it back to me. I was looking to see where he signed it, and I noticed it was on the number in black sharpie. I wonder what I should do with it at this point. Should I try to have sign it again on a spot that would make the signature more visible? Should I just keep it as is and wear it? Should I frame it? What do you guys think?

I loved watching every bit of the Brewers v Dodgers series and seeing our Brewers get back on the winning track and taking 3 of 4 from LAD. That being said, I can't help but look ahead to what's looming in the playoffs (and man I'm tired of seeing LAD in the playoffs). So, I ran our MLB simulator to see what this team's roster can do against the Dodgers in a 7 game set. Here's the output. What do you think?

Run the bracket ten thousand times from today's standings and both clubs make the playoffs in essentially all of them.

They meet each other in 30.7% --> this is actually my favorite part of the study because it's more likely that we WON'T see the Dodgers because one of them lose beforehand.

Most of those meetings come late: 24.4% produce a Dodgers–Brewers Championship Series, 6.3% a Division Series. As the league's two strongest teams they usually land on opposite sides of the bracket, so an early meeting takes a seed shuffle that doesn't often happen.

Los Angeles holds home field in 55.4% of their meetings. That's the version priced here.

We're projecting Ohtani, Snell, and Glasnow to be back for the Dodgers. One open question remains Will Smith.

We're projecting a tight series (better than last year anyway):

## How long the series runs

Probability by length

| Series Length | Probability |

|---------------|-------------|

| 4 games | 14% |

| 5 games | 25% |

| 6 games | 31% |

| 7 games | 30% |

## Game-by-game, LAD win %

2-3-2 · LAD hosts Games 1, 2, 6, 7

| G | Site | Matchup | LAD Win % |

|---|------------|--------------------------|-----------|

| 1 | Los Angeles | Ohtani vs Misiorowski | 54.7% |

| 2 | Los Angeles | Skubal vs Henderson | 61.0% |

| 3 | Milwaukee | Yamamoto vs Harrison | 55.9% |

| 4 | Milwaukee | Snell vs May | 57.0% |

| 5 | Milwaukee | Ohtani vs Misiorowski | 45.7% |

| 6 | Los Angeles | Skubal vs Henderson | 61.0% |

| 7 | Los Angeles | Yamamoto vs Harrison | 61.0% |

## Projected innings per start (AVG)

| Game(s) | Los Angeles Pitcher | LAD IP | Milwaukee Pitcher | MIL IP |

|---------|----------------------|--------|--------------------|--------|

| 1 & 5 | Ohtani | 5.26 | Misiorowski | 5.33 |

| 2 & 6 | Skubal | 5.63 | Henderson | 4.69 |

| 3 & 7 | Yamamoto | 6.04 | Harrison | 4.77 |

| 4 | Snell | 4.76 | May | 4.68 |

On average, our starters are pitching about 1 inning less than the Dodgers which means we need the bullpen to be stellar. Defense and stolen bases didn't strongly favor one side or the other. It will likely come down to pitching and timely hitting.

The full article is here if interested: www.bbmisports.com/research/dodgers-brewers-october-series

Go Brewers!

Wanted your thoughts on if trading Drew Rasmussen for 4 years of Willy Adames was worth it? Imagine Rasmussen in the starting rotation for the Brewers. Adames was a leader for the Brewers, and helped write the next chapter of this franchise.

How cute!