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Listening to Brown remind everyone about how Burnes played for Milwaukee and how Ortiz and Hall are facing old teammates should be a thrill in the upcoming Brewers series.  Wondering how many times he can mention that they used to play for the respective teams.

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Burnes is not getting that borderline strike today.  That curveball was probably a strike, and there was I think a cutter to O'Neill that I think might have nicked the zone.

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4 minutes ago, Moose Milligan said:

Listening to Brown remind everyone about how Burnes played for Milwaukee and how Ortiz and Hall are facing old teammates should be a thrill in the upcoming Brewers series.  Wondering how many times he can mention that they used to play for the respective teams.

Vegas will be coming up out with an Over/Under soon.

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