Baseball today is different than it was 50, 25 or 15 years ago. I can accept that. But I do think there is severe over-managing in today's game, the last thing to make me think of this is the Brewers decision not to sign Gabe Kapler. I understand he may have wanted to play somewhere else, but the Brewers really made no effort to keep him and showed no interest. Then he signs with TB for $1 million, what I consider to be one of the best bargains of the offseason. I personally think the Brewers reason for not signing him - that he hits from the wrong side - is ridiculous. So we have a lot of right handed hitters, big deal. Would you rather have Gwynn Jr., Trot Nixon and Chris Duffy, because they hit lefty? This is just the tip of the iceberg. I get sick when I see relievers who come in to face one batter, red hot pitchers removed from 1-1 games because "a lefty is up," 6-7 pitchers used in a game, etc. There's just too much of it in today's game. As side notes, I am really displeased with the Brewers lack of effort in keeping Kapler, but even more so with the Shouse situation. He seemed like an obvious must-keep, and I don't understand why they're letting him get away. I would love to see Counsell back, but I suppose he's too expensive for a backup UIF with the current economic state.