2010 Fantasy Camp
Leaderboard
Fantasy Camp Standings
L
Fett Daugies
3
1
Sweet Lou’s
3
1
Keith Hansen - Fett Daugies - .636
Clamdiggers
1
3
Jonathan Horvath - Fett Daugies - .636
M&M’s
1
3
Fett Daugies - 8
M&M’s - 6
The Official Newspaper of the 2010 Milwaukee Brewers Fantasy Camp Thursday, February 4, 2010
Batting Average Leader Board
After 4 games
W
Wednesday Morning Results
Volume 4, Issue 4
Wes Matthews - Clamdiggers - .800
Patrick Delaney - M&M’s - .700
Matt Varney - Fett Daugies - .667
Ron Quiñones - Sweet Lou’s - .625
Gary Hummel - M&M’s - .600
Kyle Krueger - Fett Daugies - .583
Bob Neuman - M&M’s - .556
David Day - Sweet Lou’s - .545
Clamdiggers - 1
Sweet Lou’s - 5
Bruce Gilbert - Fett Daugies - .500
Wednesday Afternoon Results
Sweet Lou’s - 0
Fett Daugies - 13
Steve Zeigler - Sweet Lou’s - 500
Doug Johnsen - Sweet Lou’s - .455
Frank Hanford - M&M’s - .444
M&M’s - 7
Clamdiggers - 6
David Maruska - Clamdiggers - .400
Game Day Schedule
Thursday Morning Games
Team 1 vs Team 4
Field 4
Team 2 vs Team 3
Field 5
Thursday Afternoon Games
Jerry Munson - Fett Daugies - .375
Roger Wolf - Clamdiggers - .375
Thomas Beck - Clamdiggers - .364
Paul Bishop - Fett Daugies - .364
Tim Glosson - Sweet Lou’s - .364
John Horvath - Fett Daugies - .364
Team 1 vs Team 3
Field 4
Steven Bogue - Fett Daugies - .333
Team 2 vs Team 4
Field 5
Brannon Guyette - M&M’s - .300
Team in Bold is Home team.
1st base dugout.
- Words of Wisdom by Jerry Augustine Apples and carrots, no peas! Oh My!
Shawn Kramlich - M&M’s - .300
Dan Lynam - Clamdiggers - .300
A BIG THANK YOU
TO SCOTT ABRAMS
FOR COMPILING THE STATS.
Fett Daugies rise while Sweet Lou’s fall
Going into today’s games a threat of rain was in the forecast, but the storm that opened up wasn’t
coming from the skies. It came in the form of Fett Daugies. Entering the morning session, the Daugies
were one game behind Sweet Lou’s, but at the end of the day, both teams were tied for the league
lead with records of 3-1. Fett Daugies held off the M&M’s, 8-6, to take game 3, while Sweet Lou’s
stayed undefeated by coasting to a 5-1 victory and handing the Clamdiggers their second loss of
the season. The highlight of the contest spanned the entire game as pitcher Tim Glosson went the
distance for a complete game, 14-strikout performance, while serving up only one run. Glosson not
only did it on the mound, but he did it at the plate, too, with a 4th inning inside-the-park homerun. The
two teams met each other Wednesday afternoon in game 4, and with a victory Sweet Lou’s would
hold a commanding lead in the standings except that Fett Daugies, coached by Mike Fetters and
Jerry Augustine, had other plans. They gave Sweet Lou’s an old-fashioned beat-down by banging
out 21 hits in the 13-0 drubbing of the previously unbeaten team. The top five batters in the Daugies’
lineup went 13 for 15 in the game, highlighted by Keith Hansen’s three-hit performance including
a 4th inning inside-the-park homerun. Also in the afternoon session, coaches Moose Haas and
Don Money were able to rally their team for a 16-hit, 8-7 victory over the Clamdiggers, coached
by Rick Manning and Dale Sveum. The win moved the previously winless M&M’s into a tie with the
Clamdiggers at a record of 1-3. Today is crucial for all teams. Can Fett Daugies add to their threegame win streak or will the Clamdiggers snap their three-game losing streak when the two meet in
game 5? It’s a must-win for Sweet Lou’s if they want to stay on top of the standings, but they’ll have
to get by M&M’s who are riding high after winning their first game. Just imagine the chaos that the
standings will be in if the Clamdiggers and M&M’s win both of their games today. If that happens,
there will be a four-way tie going into Friday’s morning session and last game. WOW!
What’s Your Song?
Four gongs of the bell followed by one incredible guitar riff, and you have one of the greatest
entrances by an athlete. When you heard those bells ring last year, you knew it was Trevor Time. “Hell’s Bells”
by AC/DC shook Miller Park and made the crowd go wild every time Ken Macha signaled for
future Hall of Fame closer Trevor Hoffman to exit the bullpen and walk to the mound to secure a victory.
Pitchers get to hear a good portion of their entrance songs, unless you’re reliever Todd Coffey who sprints
from the pen to the mound to the Ultimate Warrior theme. Batters, on the other hand, generally only have about
10 seconds to express themselves through their music when they’re walking up to the plate.
When you have a 25-man roster with players of varying ages, the taste in music is going to run the
gamut of genres. Here’s a taste of what some of the Brewers had played for them during last season:
Prince Fielder - “Heir to the Throne” by Prote-J; Manny Parra - “In The Ayer” by Flo-Rida; Mat Gamel - “My
Own Way” by Pennywise; Corey Hart - “Picking Wildflowers” by Keith Anderson; Ryan Braun - “Go Getta” by
Young Jeezy; and Frank Catalanotto - “Your Love” by Outfield, which was a crowd favorite.
I have to be honest that most of the at-bat music I hear at the ballpark is unfamiliar. Sure, I know many
of the artists and some of the songs, but my iPod only holds so much music and I tend to fill it with the music
I grew up with that is now called “The Oldies.” And when I turn on the radio, the dial’s usually on ESPN radio.
Other than Hoffman’s “Hell’s Bells”, I only knew two at-bat songs last season: Frank Catalanotto’s and Ryan
Braun’s. No, I don’t know any Young Jeezy -- I’m not that hip; but for a short period last summer, Braun had
“Smooth Criminal” by Michael Jackson played as a tribute to the King of Pop.
Since this is Fantasy Camp, I thought everyone should enhance the vision of what it would be like to
step to the plate as a real big-leaguer and asked what songs Fantasy Campers would want played when they
entered the game. I asked for two answers: one for when they were in their prime, and one for now.
Camper Name
Song - Then and Now
Artist - Then and Now
Chad Rabas
Kickstart My Heart
Eastbound and Down
Motley Crue
Jerry Reed
David Day
Flirtin’ With Disaster
(I Ain’t) As Good As I Once Was
Molly Hatchet
Toby Keith
Roland Hernandez
Ring of Fire
Ring of Fire
Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash
Kevin Justen
Pants On The Ground
General Larry Platt
Doug Johnsen
Centerfield
Rockstar
Outfield
Nickelback
Tim Glosson
Razor’s Edge
(Corona) Jackass Theme
AC/DC
Minutemen
Patrick Delany
Centerfield
Welcome To My Nightmare
John Fogerty
Alice Cooper
Mike Munson
Paint It Black
Yellow Submarine
The Rolling Stones
The Beatles
John Kielpinski
Welcome To The Jungle
Ring of Fire
Guns N’ Roses
Johnny Cash
JJ Prosser
Jeremy
Red Rain
Pearl Jam
Peter Gabriel
Thomas Beck
Twist and Shout
The End
The Beatles
The Beatles
Chad Swoboda
Sweet Child of Mine
Animal I Have Become
Guns N’ Roses
Three Days Grace
Bob Neuman
Hard Days Night
Stayin’ Alive
The Beatles
The BeeGees
Don Quiñones
any song by
any song by
Boston
Boston
Brannon Guyette
Welcome To The Jungle
Use Somebody
Guns N’ Roses
Kings of Leon
Camper Name
Song - Then and Now
Artist - Then and Now
Dave Maruska
We Are The Champions
Phantom of the Opera
Queen
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Ronald Warmka
Ring of Fire
Big Green Tractor
Johnny Cash
Jason Aidean
Barry Jay Riskin
La Grange
La Grange
ZZ Top
ZZ Top
Mike Martin
No More Mr. Nice Guy
First Cut Is The Deepest
Alice Cooper
Rod Stewart/Cat Stevens
Paul Bishop
The Marines’ Hymn
The Marines’ Hymn
John Phillip Sousa
John Phillip Sousa
Ron Quiñones
More Than A Feeling
Touch of Gray
Boston
Grateful Dead
Mark Courchane
Captain Jack
I’m Still A Guy
Billy Joel
Brad Paisley
Paul Morgan
Alive
Got Some
Pearl Jam
Pearl Jam
Erick Scott
Trigger Cut
The Bird Is The Most Popular Finger
Pavement
Shellac