Bugs and Cranks Top 30: Week 2 - Pooping on Detroit

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 Bugs and Cranks Top 30: Week 2 - Pooping on Detroit
Coming to you live from the cozy confines of the inside of Brent Musberger’s brain, it’s the breathtakingly accurate Bugs & Cranks Top 30. With the first full week of the season behind us, the Top 30 continues to break new ground. First-time Top 30 contributor Andrea Reiher provided some great material and becomes both the tallest-ever Top 30 panelist and our first ... [link]

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Wednesday's Frosty Mug
Published 4/9/2008 by KLSnow at Brew Crew Ball: Front Page Posts
... the game last night to call Gagne a "$10 MILLION WASTE OF SKIN," it doesn't compare to the wastefulness of spending $95.45 million on Carl Pavano and Mike Hampton. Jim Powell has a new blog up on Miller Park, Johnny Cueto and Jeff Suppan. Billy Hall is wearing contacts again. Maybe the move back to the infield isn't the key factor in his hot start. Some quick power ranking notes: The Brewers moved up from 15th to 6th in the Bugs and Cranks poll. Hire Jim Essian, inspired by Phil Rogers' train wreck of a power poll ...

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