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Daybreak Doppler: It’s A Good Problem To Have
This week’s Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is, in honor of the 2011 SI Swimsuit Edition, SI Swimsuit Models.
A Brooklyn Decker sort of morning.
Bernie’s Crew on why the Weeks Extension is Good for Milwaukee.
Badger Fans goes Inside the Numbers as it relates to Jordan Taylor’s addition to the Cousy List finalists.
Anonymous Eagle presents their Marquette Bubble Watch.
The Sports Bank also chimes in on The Reality of Marquette’s NCAA Tournament Chances.
Brew Hoop is Indicting Keyon Dooling.
Bob Boozer Jinx with The People’s 2011 NBA Trade Value Column.
Mike at GPN is mulling over the Packers Draft Needs.
ACME Packing Company is noting there is No Love For Mason Crosby, Cullen Jenkins Just Yet.
Max from Purple Pants, Green Jersey has some video of the Packers On Wall Street.
So, so true: 5 Things Your Body Stopped Allowing You To Do The Minute You Graduated College
Pretty sure I’ve avoided these The Eight Accidental Shame-Inducing Moments of Facebook, only because I didn’t see one that was directly related to be drunk.
Like a walk down memory lane…When I Was A Kid
Amazing and disgusting at the same time, The 7 Most Baffling Things Ever Discovered in a Human Body.
I partially blame myself as I can’t drink right now because of the medication I am on: Step It Up, America: You’re Not the Drunkest Country in the World, Says WHO Report
Would have been fun to work on the committee that came up with this, Instead Of Saying That, Try Saying This.
The 15 Best Pictures of Mila Kunis
In no way, shape or form is this a bad thing - Was sometime earlier this week while driving into work and on the local sports radio station the discussion was who would be the Brewers Opening Day starter. As Brian pointed out yesterday, chances are better than not it’ll be Zack Greinke, but there was a good argument for Yovani Gallardo as well. The entire time I listened all I could think to myself was ‘I’ve never heard this conversation before in my life’. That conversation being the fact that the Brewers have two legitimate number one’s on the pitching staff and there even is an actual debate to be had as to whom to start. That my friends, is a pretty good problem to have.
Thanks for hanging this week, have a great weekend and we’ll see you back here on Monday.
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Actually, Shawn Marcum started on opening day for Toronto last year and there’s widespread speculation that he’ll benefit from the move to the National League. So the Brewers could be considered to have three #1 quality starters; perhaps not on the level of Halladay, Lee & Oswalt (or even Lincicome, Cain & Sanchez/Bumgarner) but still light-years ahead of where they were.