Today is the first game for the Brewers, taking on the Reds. Yovanni Gallardo gets the hill, and should be a great game. He’s had a great spring overall, and the rest of the team did as well, going 19-11 this spring.

As is usual, the teams that stay healthy throughout the season tend to do well, so the Brewers need to do their best to stay healthy and not do stupid stuff (I’m talking to you Zack Greinke) so they can make another run at the postseason.

I only have a short time to write this, as it’s time for a work meeting, good luck Brewers, I’m hoping for 162-0 this season!

Wow. That’s all I have to say about the Brewers lately. Nothing can go right for them. Absolutely nothing. The only good thing right now is that they are still in the lead in the NL Central. And that is only because the rest of the Central is just as bad as the Brewers right now. I just got done watching the Brewers bats finally get some insurance for the masterpiece that Ben Sheets threw against the Rangers. So, one would think that going into the bottom of the ninth with a 3-0 lead, lights out closer Cordero should be money. No, he gives up 5 hits, 4 runs to lose the game. That’s it, I’m frustrated, no longer am I going to be blogging. This is the last one. If you want to talk baseball with me, go to my myspace at www.myspace.com/chiroman5. I’ve had enough!

What has happened to the Brewers? After their amazing homestand, they have ****** it up on the road. First out east, now out west, they are not performing to my expectations. One bright spot from last night’s game against the Padres was seeing Ryan Braun make his Major League debut. He collected two RBI’s and had a double. Also, it was nice to see Tony Gwynn, Jr. come home against to play against his father’s former team. Oh, not to mention the recurrence of the Bash Brothers in J.J. Hardy and Prince Fielder. I mean, many expected Prince to be hitting the homers at this pace, but almost no one foresaw Hardy mashing the ball this much. If only the hitting could coincide with the pitching. If the pitching is outstanding one game, the Brewers can’t seem to hit the broad side of a barn. If they are hitting the ball well, they can’t seem to get anyone out. It’s a vicious circle. Hopefully they can turn it around and take the series against the Padres before heading back for a much-needed homestand.

You know what the best part of living in my apartment is? I can watch 6 sporting events at the same time. That’s simultaneously! How awesome is that? Take this past Sunday for example. I finally hooked up my other two tv’s to the cable, so now I have 5 televisions hooked up. Add them to my computer screen and watching MLBTV on that, that’s 6 games at the same time. Granted, there usually aren’t 6 baseball games on at the same time on cable channels, so I merely watched some NBA playoff basketball, college lacrosse, golf, and rodeo on the other tv’s. It was amazing to say the least. Of course, I had the Brewer game on my computer, and got to watch them come back and beat the Twinkies in the final game of their first interleague series. That was definitely a win the Crew desperately needed. Now they go into Los Angeles and San Diego on a winning note. Since their previous road trip was a paltry 2-5, they need to take it to the Dodgers and Padres and open up that lead in the NL Central a little more. Go Brewers!

Well baseball fans and bloggers, at long last, I’m back. I had a fantastic break, but, unfortunately, I’m now back in school. What this does mean, however, is that I’m back to the blogging and following my Brewers. I am extremely pleased to see that they are currently the best team in baseball. They had a great homestand, one of the best I’ve ever seen, and now we need to root them to continue their winning ways on the road. J.J. Hardy is absolutely killing the ball right now, as is Prince Fielder. Right now, my vote goes to Hardy to start the All-Star game at short. Who’s with me? Once again, go Brewers!!!