Greinke to Milwaukee

[Goober]

[NAHSTE]

Keith Law's take on his perceived mental weakness:

As for Greinke's ability to handle a large market, if teams are using his mental illness as a way to gauge his "toughness" or makeup, they should be ashamed. Depression is not about being sad, anxiety disorder is not just a matter of being scared, and neither one makes a person "soft." This isn't a question of "he can pitch here, but not there." That's an infuriatingly superficial take on a legitimate medical issue. Since Greinke came back from seeking treatment, he's thrown 773 innings in the majors with a 3.32 ERA and great peripherals. You're never really cured of depression or anxiety disorder, but Greinke has had a long and successful recovery, meaning that concerns that he'd fold like a Japanese fan the moment he got to Capital City are embarrassingly ignorant.

[Rudi]

We're still the favorites. :redsmug:

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_w3p93ovuY[/ame]

[Goober]

Since Sunday afternoon, the Brewers have added over 1,500 new season seat account holders. That compares to 400 new account holders who signed on during the first two-plus months of the off-season.

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/112329079.html

Milwaukee is the smallest market in MLB, but one of, if not the best baseball towns.

[NAHSTE]

Milwaukee is the smallest market in MLB, but one of, if not the best baseball towns.

Not even the best baseball town in the division.

[Goober]

Not even the best baseball town in the division.

LOL cubs. Have some respect for the amount of tickets the Brewers sell, despite being the smallest market in baseball. No other small market team is even close. They out sold New York last year.

[SethMode]

Every small market team claims they have one of the best baseball towns.

[NAHSTE]

LOL cubs. Have some respect for the amount of tickets the Brewers sell, despite being the smallest market in baseball. No other small market team is even close. They out sold New York last year.

I was talking about St. Louis.