I don't have a lot of faith in Macha, but my main concern is this organizations ability to draft and develop pitching. Hitting hasn't been the problem. No matter who has run this organization, whether it be Dean Taylor, Doug Melvin, or on some levels Jack Z, they have not developed or drafted very good pitching. Sal Bando did a better job of drafting pitching, and he was TERRIBLE. I have loved watching Weeks, Fielder, Braun, Hart, Hardy and others develop and advance through the minor leagues. But as I look now, where is the next wave of great pitching? Zach Braddoch? Eric Arnett? Jake Odorozzi? Have you seen their ERA's, or their teams records? Not good. We are looking at 3-4 years of poor pitching prospects for this organization. The only way to move forward is to start by trading Prince. I don't want to do it, but would you rather lose games 7-6, or win games 2-1? I remember that feeling when CC Sabathia was on the mound, that the Brewers had no chance of losing that day. Imagine having a rotation that gave you that feeling 3 times a week? wouldn't you rather have Lyle Overbay at first, and Roy Halladay pitching, or Prince at first and Doug Davis pitching? Those are the type's of questions that we as fans need to ask ourselves, and the Brewers organization needs to answer in the coming months. Pay Braun the $200 Million on the offensive side, and trade Prince for young pitching with big upside. That is this franchises only hope. Firing Macha won't really do anything.