For what it's worth, I never liked the Wolf signing from the beginning. But I'm not ready to chalk it up as a wasted investment yet. Maybe the way he closed the season last year is still too fresh in my mind, but he's always been a good pitcher in the latter half of the season and the Brewers will value that stability. I really like the near-MLB arms the Brewers have right now, but I'd be much more comfortable with Randy Wolf starting pennant-chasing games than one of Rogers/Rivas/Peralta should one of the big three (one more brilliant start and I'm counting you in, Chris) go down. There are better ways to get a defensively competent SS should it be necessary. EDIT: This offseason is a different story. I'm talking about trading Wolf mid-season 2011.