I swear, Ned Yost just doesn't believe in winning on the road. I'm convinced he goes home at night and tells himself that a team just doesn't need to show up in opposing stadiums. I've struggled to pinpoint how a team with one of the best records in the National League can be so futile on the road. I honestly believe it starts with management. The Brewers haven't been able to do anything in stadiums not named Miller Park for the past two or three years. It quite honestly could be their unraveling come mid-September.
With 28 home games left on the docket opposed to 32 road games, this statistic might loom larger than any other as the Brewers attempt to make the post season. Unfortunately, unless they find out a way to turn it around in a hurry (20-29 on the road going into the St. Louis series), it's a stat that could haunt them and cost them dearly.
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Good post.
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