So we should just go out there playing at less than 100% because we're out of the race? That sets a great precedent. "I know you guys are earning millions, but it's ok to give a lesser effort because we're out of it. Never mind that Brewer fans are paying good money to come out and watch you. We don't need to try and win anymore." No. In fact, I even said that I appreciate how hard the guys are still trying. It's just that I'm not going to get my jimmies rustled about what strategy the manager employs as this point (as long as there is some sense behind it - I'm not talking about starting Braun on the mound or something) because none of it really matters anymore. If Ax succeeds back in the closer's role, great, good for him. I like the guy. If Henderson does, great, good for him. He's come a long way. I want the players to play hard and they have been. As long as the manager doesn't manage like he's on a hallucinogenic cocktail, I'm cool.