Only feel bad in the respect that management let the problem linger too long before doing something about it, making the timing more akward so that it is fresh in everyone's mind... yet Braun, Sveum and others made some respectful comments acknowledging Yost in the post-game interviews. The reasons that finally got him terminated existed earlier this year, and existed at the end of last year, so dealing with it at either of those periods would have alleviate any uncomfortable feeling people are having now. And I have to agree with previous posters, that without Sveum's fresh approach to pitching staff management and dugout attitude, the Brewers would not have clinched a playoff spot yestersday.