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Jemile Weeks loses track of outs, doesn't turn double play (Video)
As previously noted on this website, MLB players sometimes lose track of the outs situation and have had some memorable blunders.
Check out Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks in last Tuesday's game against the San Francisco Giants as he forgets that there is only one out and doesn't turn a double play that would end the inning:
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Rickie Weeks loses track of outs in the field (Video)
Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks had a bit of an embarrassing moment in the field when he lost track of the number of outs during Monday night's game against the San Francisco Giants.
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In the top of the second inning, with one out and a Giants runners on first and second, Giants batter Brandon Crawford hit a grounder to...
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COULDA TURNED TWO, RICKIE
Weeks forgets number of outs, misses double play
Your browser does not support iframes. DERP! It’s not bad enough that Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks is in the throes of a season-long slump at the plate (.155 BA, 54 strikeouts in 148 at-bats, only 4 homers while knocking in an abysmal 7 RBI), he’s also experiencing brain farts out while playing defense [...]
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Struggling Weeks dropped to sixth in Brewers' lineup
Brewers manager Ron Roenicke waited long enough for slumping second baseman Rickie Weeks to get on track and couldn't wait any longer. Roenicke finally made the move Friday that he had avoided for so long, dropping Weeks from second in the batting order to sixth. A few weeks earlier, Roenicke had moved Weeks from leadoff to the two-hole. At the time of the switch, Weeks was...
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12 days ago
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12 days ago
Brewers lineup changes likely to continue
MILWAUKEE With the Brewers offense struggling mightily and the team having lost three of their last four road games to the Mets and Astros, manager Ron Roenicke's frustrations mounted on the team's lineup card on Friday night.
Roenicke said he'd been thinking about making a change for a few days now, but on Friday, the Brewers manager made drastic changes to the team...
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12 days ago
Roenicke remains reluctant to bench struggling Weeks
Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks went 1-for-5 Thursday night and still raised his batting average. That's how bad it has been for Weeks, who entered the 4-0 loss at Houston with a .154 average and emerged at .156. Weeks is last in the NL in hitting and first with 49 strikeouts, not a good combination. If that skid continues, manager Ron Roenicke won't be able...
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13 days ago
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The Case For And Against Rickie Weeks
Today we're introducing a segment we're calling "Point/Counter-Point" here at The Brewers Bar. It's a chance to show you the debates that sometimes only happen behind the scenes. Up for debate today - Should the Brewers Drop Rickie Weeks in the Lineup?Andy: I don't even think it's a question of should they drop him or not, it's more of where to...
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14 days ago
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14 days ago
Brewers' Weeks day to day after getting hit on hand
X-rays taken on Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks' left hand were negative, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. Weeks was hit on the hand in the bottom of the 13th inning of Friday's game by Chicago Cubs pitcher Lendy Castillo. Weeks stayed in the game and scored the winning run on Corey Hart's single. Weeks is not in Saturday's lineup. Edwin...
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19 days ago
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19 days ago
Roenicke doesn't believe slumping Weeks needs a rest
Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Rickie Weeks has been unable to break loose at the plate this year. If Weeks weren't among the NL leaders in walks, his skid would be even more disastrous. However, manager Ron Roenicke said he didn't think the time had come to give Weeks a day off. "Actually, I think his at-bats have been better," Roenicke said. "He did...
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21 days ago
Weeks doesn't anticipate dropoff in 2012
After winning a franchise-record 96 games a year ago, all eyes are watching to see if Milwaukee Brewers can repeat as National League Central champions.
But after losing Prince Fielder, who anchored the lineup for the last six-plus seasons, is that a realistic goal?
Second baseman Rickie Weeks sure thinks so.
"You know, a lot of times people look at Prince not being here...
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March 03, 2012
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