5/26 GDT: Cardinals(McGreevy) @ Brewers(Harrison) 6:40 PM CT

[phins]

We don't have a Harrison or Misiorowski. The Cards are a fun team, but they're not there.

They made Harrison. It's why they're the Rays of the NL.

If the Brewers call you for a trade, ask lots of questions to identify who they like in your system. Then tell them no on the trades.

[TGantz]

I know I got distracted toward the end of inning but I still don't get the point. Celebrate your strikeout if you want but don't be an [expletive].

I am generally not a fan of getting fined, but Uribe deserves one if anyone does.

I agreed with this until I saw the video of Oli pointing towards his own ribs as a threat before the celebration. Oli sucks so much. To do that when Yelich is batting who has bad injuries from HBP is poor taste. All good vibes immediately erased and everyone hates the Cardinals again. How are signs being stolen in the pitch com era?

[ghostrunner]

I’m fine with Oli generally but that’s so stupid, and then to play it off like he didn’t mean anything by it is pathetic.

[CardsofSTL]

Brewers co-closer Abner Uribe is appealing the one-game suspension and the undisclosed fine levied by Major League Baseball on Friday for what the league described as “his inappropriate actions” towards the Cardinals’ dugout during Tuesday’s game at American Family Field.

After securing an inning-ending strikeout in what became a 6-0 Brewers win, Uribe pounded his chest, pointed to the sky and then turned to the Cardinals’ dugout and gestured several times in a way Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy later described as “unacceptable” and unofficial Brewers captain Christian Yelich called “over the top.”

MLB agreed, and so Michael Hill, the league’s senior vice president for on-field operations, announced a suspension that was scheduled to be served Friday evening, when the Brewers open a three-game series against the Astros at Daikin Park. Uribe exercised his right to appeal, meaning the suspension and fine will be held in abeyance until that process is complete.