I would think it would be quite the opposite for Braun. He's much more likely to be treated well in Milwaukee than somewhere else, especially a big market. He's "one of ours" - I mean look at how much more harshly fans and media from around the country have reacted ever since this whole thing started last year as compared to Brewers/Braun fans. If he went to Boston, for example, he'd be the cheater that they didn't even like that much in the first place. There would be no reason for anyone to embrace him. The media there would be relentless. In Milwaukee, yeah, he cheated and yeah it was a fiasco, but we (the collective "we" - I'm not necessarily speaking for myself or people on BF.net) have always liked him, his teammates have liked him, and he has shown an appreciation for the city and the state. We may be upset with him, but there's a much better chance that we can eventually forgive, even if we don't forget. Bottom line if I'm Braun and I'm presented with a trade scenario: I'd rather stay where people know me and have loved me, even if they see me as a jerk (understatement) at the moment, rather than go to a city where they only see me as a jerk.