Perhaps my frustrations with our current offensive struggles caused me to type about winning the division but you have to admit we can't go into the post season hitting like this. Postseason action is at minimum two full calendar weeks away for the Brewers....who cares how they are hitting right this second? What they are doing offensively in the last week doesn't mean they will still all be slumping in early October, just like what they were doing for most of April-early May didn't mean they were going to be terrible all season long offensively. I'd be more concerned for the postseason offense if guys like Adames, Escobar, Garcia, Cain, etc. haven't returned to the lineup yet following some nagging injuries that have kept them out of action here and there the past few weeks - particularly Adames. The silver lining to this recent offensive slump is key starters (Woodruff, Peralta, Burnes) for the postseason rotation do not look like they are burned out - to me that was always the biggest concern, because the Brewers got to the position they're in riding their pitching staff through the expected offensive ups and downs a regular season brings. They are still sitting pretty for the division title and #2 postseason seed in the NL. I honestly could care less about what the bats are doing in mid September - it will mean nothing for the playoffs.