Condensed Game: SD@MIL - 8/7/18

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[AtticusDraco]

Oh my!
Padres giving an assist to the Cubs!

[Maddie__jade]

Please...whoever edits these things. Less high-fives in the dugout, more actual baseball action. Don't wanna see homeruns from four different angles. Would rather see how the bases get loaded before a key hit.

[sarahbenner]

The Brewers' questionable trade deals are starting to rear their heads, it looks like; infield defense in this game was definitely weak.
As a (kind of) neutral viewer, I appreciate how positive and - relatively speaking - neutral the Milwaukee broadcasters are. Obviously they're gonna be more enthusiastic about their own team, but I feel like it's rare to hear announcers so willing to compliment the other team's strengths and performance.