How many games have we lost over the years as a manager sticks with a closer who gets off to a slow start? Turnbow, Gagne, Hoffman, Axford, all of the Brewers closers in the past decade have had at least one start to the season where they've ended up getting bounced out of the job at some point due to early struggles before they were in mid-season form (if they did manage to recover). If RR decided that it was worth putting someone else - with plenty of experience pitching the 9th inning - into that closer's spot before it costs us early wins, I give him credit for not doing the easy thing and rolling out the designated closer in the 9th because that's "his inning." (Wasn't that supposed to be the knock on how RR handles the bullpen, after all?)