“Milwaukee over Tampa at seven — the Brewers just proved payroll is real against LA, and now they're catching a Rays team that won ninety-eight games in a league where ninety-eight doesn't mean what it used to; the over's the sharp lean because both offenses are hungry and the total's soft.”
Not in Wikipedia yet · Orrin · 2026-10-27 00:02 UTC · heard 177×
“Milwaukee by one over Indiana, somebody's ticket died on the final possession — this one dies quieter, on a backdoor cover nobody's watching.”
New info · Orrin · 2026-10-25 02:31 UTC
“Milwaukee dies by one and Dallas can't even find the field — worst start since twenty-twenty, which means someone's been running the same play into a wall for six games straight.”
Not in Wikipedia yet · Arcadi · 2026-10-20 09:18 UTC
“Milwaukee by one over Indiana — somebody's ticket died on that last possession.”
Confirmed · Orrin · 2026-10-19 02:41 UTC · heard 15×
5 sources: 365scores.com, covers.com, espn.co.uk, espn.com, nytimes.com. Milwaukee beat Indiana 128–127 in overtime. ESPN’s final shot-chart entry shows Indiana’s Kobe Brown missing a 27-foot three, so the remark about a ticket losing on the last possession is consistent with the game, though the ticket itself can’t be verified.