The reward is another chance to win a game to go to the World Series. Brewers fans are babies. "We might lose, so there isn't excitement." Are you all kidding me? I get the tension, it'll suck if they lose, but to say people aren't excited is crazy talk to me. If the Brewers can get a few early runs (and yes, I realize this is a big IF with this offense the way they're swinging it), then there will be plenty of excitement. You're preaching to the choir. People on this forum aren't saying that about themselves, they are saying that about the casual fan - and its true. Let's settle down here. If you had tickets to both games and it is a full-day event, Game 6 looks pretty lame stacked up against clinching the pennant. Turns out, I am going to both should Game 7 occur, but is pretty easy to see why someone would unload 6 and hold out for 7. Personally, these games are all-day events, usually involves LOTS of traffic, picking up my dad, and being stuck in the lot for 45 minutes after. The last two night games I got home at 2am. On a clear day I am an hour from the park. My kids are all under 6, so I have put a lot of pressure on my wife for the last three weeks, bless her soul. There are lot of reasons not to go besides "being a baby." I'm really getting tired of "true fan" lines in the sand. It is getting old. Attending the game is more than a 20 minute trip in the car for a lot of people and all that hassle is easier to stomach for a Game 7 than a Game 6.