These kids....20 year olds, 22, 23, year olds have reinvigorated this team! Amazing defense, and the last 4 games 3 Grand Slams and 1 Inside the Park Homerun! Stealing bases, creating runs. And with a makeshift pitching staff they keep on winning. If this guy doesn't get manager of the year something is wrong!
Props to Colin Rea. He has been fantastic this year. The Brewers who have needed to use 15 different Starting Pitchers due to injuries, Colin Rea has really been a huge part of them staying on top. Not to mention the crazy defensive plays that Blake Perkins, Jackson Chourio, and the rest of the team has made. This team has so many different talented players. Seeing these rookies come into their own has been really special to see. They've invigorated the veteran players too. Christian Yelich's batting average has gotten back to and surpassed the .300 mark. His speed is still there as well with over 15 SB's this year. Actually the Brewers speed has been another essential factor. B.Turang, J.Chourio, S.Frelick, B.Perkins, and Wily Adames all have at least 10 stolen bases. This team is winning because of their desire and their NO-QUIT attitude. That and as I mentioned before, this team's talents cover every part of the field/game. Hitting, fielding, baserunning, decision-making, and pitching. Counsell-out chose to leave, jump ship, go to a team with deeper pockets. Well Counsell has quickly learned, the Grass isn't always greener with a "larger" market team.
His son is in college at Notre Dame. Aside from the money, he wanted to be closer to his kid, nothing wrong with that. People need to leave the guy alone. He did so much for this organization and is home grown, so f'n petty of people. Enjoy that we're in first and leave it alone.
@@justinspeich685 Wow he's a whole 90 miles closer to his son. 🙄 Besides he's traveling half the year..Don't tell me how to feel, you're reasoning is extremely flawed.
Before the season began, when Counsell left for "Bluer pastures", Cubs fans were really excited and they were really bashing the Brewers. I wonder now what Craig Counsell is thinking? He left this team, a team that I even thought was making some foolish moves. Trading a Cy-Young winning pitcher and during a pennant year dumping off one of the best closers in baseball. I was very critical of this team and I thought that Counsell's move was because he was sick of the owner not paying for decent players. Well having seen what we got in return for Corbin Burnes, I will admit that I was WRONG! Joey Ortiz has been phenomenal! DL Hall has a decent shot, when healthy that is. Same with the pitcher we got in the Hader trade. I'd love to 👂hear👂 Counsell's thoughts on going to a team he figured was a 1st place team and leaving what he figured was a weaker team. Now at the half-way mark of the season, the Brewers are in 1st place, and Counsell's Cubs are in last place? Milwaukee fans used to love Counsell, nowadays they have a different feeling for him, and Cubs fans, who praised him coming to their team are calling for his head? Whoops. The Brewers traded top players, but they got some really great, exciting, and extremely talented younger players in return. Again I was wrong, very wrong about my thoughts about losing Hader and Burnes. Their attitudes weren't helping this team the last couple of years, and now these young players have injected excitement, energy, and fun back into this team. This team has a core group of young players who are unbelievably talented, in all aspects of the game. Hitting, baserunning, and fielding. If this team can get a somewhat healthy pitching staff, and stay healthy, they could become a very special team, as well as being a very dangerous team.
@blackpantherdemitrius1790 so bitter. There are tee ball teams with more disciplined base running and probably better defense as well. Fly the L, and learn to laugh at your team.
These kids....20 year olds, 22, 23, year olds have reinvigorated this team! Amazing defense, and the last 4 games 3 Grand Slams and 1 Inside the Park Homerun! Stealing bases, creating runs. And with a makeshift pitching staff they keep on winning. If this guy doesn't get manager of the year something is wrong!
Props to Colin Rea. He has been fantastic this year. The Brewers who have needed to use 15 different Starting Pitchers due to injuries, Colin Rea has really been a huge part of them staying on top. Not to mention the crazy defensive plays that Blake Perkins, Jackson Chourio, and the rest of the team has made. This team has so many different talented players. Seeing these rookies come into their own has been really special to see. They've invigorated the veteran players too. Christian Yelich's batting average has gotten back to and surpassed the .300 mark. His speed is still there as well with over 15 SB's this year. Actually the Brewers speed has been another essential factor. B.Turang, J.Chourio, S.Frelick, B.Perkins, and Wily Adames all have at least 10 stolen bases. This team is winning because of their desire and their NO-QUIT attitude. That and as I mentioned before, this team's talents cover every part of the field/game. Hitting, fielding, baserunning, decision-making, and pitching. Counsell-out chose to leave, jump ship, go to a team with deeper pockets. Well Counsell has quickly learned, the Grass isn't always greener with a "larger" market team.
Any time we beat the Cubs it feels like two wins instead of one.
"Wrigley North" is hilarious when we're up 11 games in the division.
It's always nice to see all the cubs fans who drove to Milwaukee to see the cubs cause it's easier than in Chicago go home mad😂😂😂
The red line is hell on game day. No thanks, never again.
Fuck Wisconsin
@@blackpantherdemitrius1790 Good. Stay out FIB and go back to Chiraq.
So cringe that so many cubs fans come to our stadium just because Wrigley is a crumbling, urine soaked toilet
@@chasevankrey5061yeah… and the stadium sucks too!
Another grand slam victory. I like it.
We still own you Cubs!!!!!
Love the brewers ❤❤
Guy got inside the park hr now grandslam
Still to this day I see Council and think, what the hell were you thinking??
15 million dollars
It's pretty easy actually...$$$ Nearly everyone in the world would do the same.
His son is in college at Notre Dame. Aside from the money, he wanted to be closer to his kid, nothing wrong with that. People need to leave the guy alone. He did so much for this organization and is home grown, so f'n petty of people. Enjoy that we're in first and leave it alone.
@@justinspeich685 nope..He's a traitor..
@@justinspeich685 Wow he's a whole 90 miles closer to his son. 🙄 Besides he's traveling half the year..Don't tell me how to feel, you're reasoning is extremely flawed.
Before the season began, when Counsell left for "Bluer pastures", Cubs fans were really excited and they were really bashing the Brewers. I wonder now what Craig Counsell is thinking? He left this team, a team that I even thought was making some foolish moves. Trading a Cy-Young winning pitcher and during a pennant year dumping off one of the best closers in baseball. I was very critical of this team and I thought that Counsell's move was because he was sick of the owner not paying for decent players. Well having seen what we got in return for Corbin Burnes, I will admit that I was WRONG! Joey Ortiz has been phenomenal! DL Hall has a decent shot, when healthy that is. Same with the pitcher we got in the Hader trade. I'd love to 👂hear👂 Counsell's thoughts on going to a team he figured was a 1st place team and leaving what he figured was a weaker team. Now at the half-way mark of the season, the Brewers are in 1st place, and Counsell's Cubs are in last place? Milwaukee fans used to love Counsell, nowadays they have a different feeling for him, and Cubs fans, who praised him coming to their team are calling for his head? Whoops. The Brewers traded top players, but they got some really great, exciting, and extremely talented younger players in return. Again I was wrong, very wrong about my thoughts about losing Hader and Burnes. Their attitudes weren't helping this team the last couple of years, and now these young players have injected excitement, energy, and fun back into this team. This team has a core group of young players who are unbelievably talented, in all aspects of the game. Hitting, baserunning, and fielding. If this team can get a somewhat healthy pitching staff, and stay healthy, they could become a very special team, as well as being a very dangerous team.
And another W
Keep it up Brewers
I was watching the game with a cubs fan, she cheered with us when Jackson hit the grand slam.
Go brew crew 🍺 🍻 lets go brewers 🍺 🍻 milwaukee finest
Thank you for the recap video. Please spend less time on a player shaking off a hit by pitch, and more on how the game winning runs get on base.
Go brewers
Hooray for Chourio!!!
There is no such thing as Wrigley north, stay home fibs. Go Crew!
Fly the L.
Brewers still suck first round exit incoming
@@blackpantherdemitrius1790Cry
@@blackpantherdemitrius1790LMAO! 😅 Salty a.f. Flubbs fan...I love it! 😅
@blackpantherdemitrius1790 so bitter. There are tee ball teams with more disciplined base running and probably better defense as well. Fly the L, and learn to laugh at your team.
Cody Bellinger, meet Paul DeJong. Neither of you know how many outs there are.😂😂
Jackson churrio is him
WTF 3 GRAND SLAMS 🔥🔥🔥
Good guys beat the Bums again.
What happens cubs fly the L
We're singing choke Cubs choke, what a joke!
Y'all still suck and even if you guys make the playoffs I guarantee it's gonna be a first round exit
@@blackpantherdemitrius1790somebody is salty😂 guarantee you were talking about how the cubs would run the division in april😂😂🫵
@@blackpantherdemitrius1790 Bro is replying to everyone 🤣 Angry lil Cubs fan
@@blackpantherdemitrius1790lol,😅 poor lil guy is everywhere in the comments..😅 Keep em coming, you're comical. 😅
40 million is a lot of money.
Number 5 for cubs hit by pitch ouch
Brewers' 2024 Grand Slams so far ... (3 in the last 4 games)
Jake Bauers 2
Jackson Chourio 1
Rhys Hoskins 1
Brice Turang 1
What were u guys smoking when u brought back the ghost of Dallas Kuechel , ,wooow , never thought MLB starting pitching would get so low. M,