Why don't we try picking more efficiently with the picks we do have. Take a look at the last seven (7) years.2005-Braun the only guy left. 2nd, 3rd and later rounders not worth a darn. 2006-Jeffress 1st rounder, the only guy with a chance and that seems remote at best. 2007-Lucroy 3rd round made it. Ferris 4th not going to help, Gindl in the 5th might. LaPorta 1st round is still arguable. 2008-Schafer in the 3rd is the only guy standing from that class! Lawrie and Ordorizzi will be good, but we got into the 2011 playoffs making that trade. 2009-Heckathorn potentially, Kentrail maybe and D'Vo in the 5th may be good. 2010-Thornburg in the 3rd round will pay dividends. 2011-Jungmann, Bradley and Lopez in the 1st and 2nd rounds remain to be seen. My point is there are many more swings and misses than hits. Notice every year on the Power 50 that the top guys are from the most recent draft? Who can forget supplemental Evan Fredrickson in 2008? Eric Arnett 1st round 2009? Seth Lintz, Thomas Adams, William Inman, Evan Anudsen, Brent Brewer, Cutter Dykstra all of whom were top 3 round picks that are gone. Out of baseball in many cases. It would be fun to do a study. Now I also recognize many teams face the same hit rate, but doesn't it seem we are in the lower half? Really since 2002 (10 yrs of drafting) we got five stars; Prince, Braun, Gallardo, Hart and Weeks. That is .50 star players per draft. I would expect that number to be more like .75 and serviceable MLB guys at 1.5 which the Brewers cannot claim.