A few thoughts: 1. The call on Moeller was a joke. I almost put my foot through the TV when Blyleven talked about how great a pitch it was. We watched as the same flipping pitch was called a ball all afternoon, until Nathan threw it. Granted, Moeller probably didn't have a snowball's chance in hell of doing anything, but it would have been nice to see him get a chance with the strike zone everyone else had to play with. 2. Ginter had two check-swings that were called strikes that I questioned. I didn't get to see a replay on either of them, because the pukes at Fox Sports North-Minnesota didn't have the guts to show them. 3. No matter what you think of those calls, the Brewers' approach at the plate needs to change. Especially with the shadows that should be an advantage to us by now. It's not like they're ever really any different than this. Get used to them, suck it up, and hit the ball. It's a mental game now more than anything else. 4. Santana was really good, but his command in the first four innings was borderline dreadful. It's the same kind of uneven performance that got him the numbers he has right now, which are mediocre. In the three outings before yesterday, he was consistent and had command of every pitch. Yesterday, the Brewers let him off the hook in the first four innings, even though they could have chased him by then. 5. Isn't it nice to have something like this to complain about? I'll take 35-31 right now, as it's better than the 28-38 type of record I expected them to have.