Problem is, it's longer than a "rough stretch." It's over 1/3 of the season, and he's getting worse as the season goes along. On top of that, he is playing arguably his worst defense as a Brewer. That's the problem. If he's not hitting, he's not helping in other aspects of the game. In fact he's hurting you in those other areas. Defense and speed on the bases to be exact. So I'm not saying (nor do I think anyone else is) that we should "give up" on him. But the day off here and there hasn't helped. Even if you don't bring Green up, maybe Casey could use a few days off, then 2-3 weeks in Nashville to build up his confidence. Counsell and Wilson could play 3B during that time, doesn't have to be Green. GW HR aside, Wilson has looked preety good at the plate in limited opportunities, played the field well too. There's a very real possibility McGehee won't break out of this funk, at least not this year. Hardy's last year in Milwaukee is a good example, there are many others. He had shown a history of power, and a respectable OBP. But we all know that he somehow lost it all in one season. We need to stop acting as if we know the outcome based on his past history in the minors, or his last two years, etc. These are all INDICATORS, but none of that takes into account what's going on between his ears right now. Maybe he comes around, maybe not. In the meantime, RR needs to try something else. Maybe it's as simple as moving him down to 7th in the lineup. I would take a bigger swing at it, and go the route I suggested above.