To get back into the post season this year, a broom or two just won't cut it. We need an industrial strength wetdry shop vac, as well as help across the board from many other teams. The Miracle Braves had more than half a season to make their comeback. We got only a month. But that's no excuse to lose faith... The Rockies did something like that in the late aughts. It isn't impossible. It just needs probability such as is only seen at the start of Tom Stoppard plays:
And my humble apologies for the short intro last time i wrote one. I lost track of time while helping a friend move, and he told me to pull off to the side of the road and put it up. This would be the same friend who shared his discovery of Botwulf of Thorney who he'd looked up before making elementary school remarks on the subject, only to find the patron saint of boundaries, and those crossing them: trade and travel, not to mention farming rolled in for good measure. That's some serious saint patronizing! And which is more, Botwulf's tun or Botwulf's stone is what reduced over the centuries to... Boston. Which was the town we traveled to that last time i wrote an introduction.
Suffice it to say, i was not worthy. Nor have i plans to become worthy any time soon, as i fall back on the words of Alice Cooper for the meat of my intro:
Anyway, to cut to the chase:
Milwuakee
0. Aaron Ashby (L) P
1. Kolten Wong (L) 2B
2. Willy Adames (R) DH
3. Christian Yelich (L) LF
4. Omar Narvaez (L) C
5. Rowdy Tellez (L) 1B
6. Luis Urias (R) SS
7. Jace Peterson (L) RF
8. Jackie Bradley Jr. (L) CF
9. Pablo Reyes (R) 3B
Minnesota
0. Griffin Jax (R) P
1. Byron Buxton (R) CF
2. Jorge Polanco (S) 2B
3. Rob Refsnyder (R) RF
4. Josh Donaldson (R) DH
5. Miguel Sano (R) 1B
6. Brent Rooker (R) LF
7. Ryan Jeffers (R) C
8. Willians Astudillo (R) 3B
9. Andrelton Simmons (R) SS