Does anybody REALLY think the incident in the Brewers dugout on Monday night's been forgotten like the........

Question

Brewers say it has? Maybe by Fielder it has, but I'd bet my bottom dollar that by Parra it hasn't. I know what it's like to be the victim of an aggressive, physical attack like that, and you just don't get over it over night. As a matter of fact, it can take quite a long time, or, in some cases, never. So, if you believe what the club says, then you are quite gullible to say the least...

Answer 1

I think the Brewers would like for it to be forgotten, but no, I don't think Parra has.  

Answer 2

I don't think that Parra will forget it, and I don't think that he should forget it.  Fielder did what he did because he was extremely frustrated with the fact that the Brewers were making way too many mistakes (himself included).  After watching tonight's game, it sure looked like the two had gotten past what happened.  They were both smiling and joking around.  Who knows, maybe the altercation will be a blessing in disguise.

Answer 3

Parra won't forget, Fielder won't forget, Haters won't forget, but as long as the team is winning, Brewer fans should forget. The Crew handing Volquez the loss tonight made me temporarily forget

Answer 4

of course it takes more than 1 night to get over it he got rocker fielder is bigger than him in every way and he looked like he was gunna sh*t himself lol but he isnt looking at him the same right now but by friday he will be fine

he has to get over it he works with him  

Answer 5

You'd think that neither would get over it, but sometimes it is possible.  Maybe Parra decided to be the bigger man and forget about everything seeing that the Brewers really have a chance to do something this year and felt it would help the team more to brush it off.  You never know how these guys think or feel, sometimes a real team player will do everything possible to keep the team on track.