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Just saw a guy post this:
 

I was 8 years old in 1969 living in Puyallup, Washington. The Pilots had just been awarded an expansion franchise. Never got to a game. Always thought we’d have more time.
 
Go Brewers.

Ouch.

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Joe Davis just said Milwaukee is successful because they value bat to ball skills. The Brewers struck out 1383 times. 11th most in baseball. The Mets struck out 22 times less. 13th in MLB. 

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2 minutes ago, Centerfield said:

Joe Davis just said Milwaukee is successful because they value bat to ball skills. The Brewers struck out 1383 times. 11th most in baseball. The Mets struck out 22 times less. 13th in MLB. 

And somehow he's still only the second-worst announcer this series.

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I'm thinking those strikeout rankings suggest the Mets could be soon winning a championship.  Or something something.

Of course the Brewers had 188 more plate appearances, because they were better, but looking up and down the strikeout rankings, it seems most teams are pretty clustered around the mean.

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Amazing to have a knuckle curve pitcher out there trying to lock down a championship.

He's got 99, but he's using that to set up the knuckle curve.

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Teams with a longer World Series drought than the Mets (1986):

Guardians (1948)

Padres (never -- since 1969)

Mariners (never -- since 1977)

Pirates (1979)

Orioles (1983)

Tigers (1984)

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Congratulations to the Brewers. They took out the Padres, Dodgers and the Rays. No one can say their road was easy. 

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Meanwhile, AL champions since 2008:

- Tampa Bay Rays = 3

- other four AL East teams combined = 5 [NYY x 2 - 2009, 2024], [BOS x 2 - 2013, 2018], TOR [2025], [BAL = 0]

Go ahead Manfred, make the case for small market teams being unable to compete minus a cap!

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