Like usual, with nearly every manager in history of baseball, half the fans are always looking for every single reason to fire the manager, the other half is trying to defend why the manager is good. Some people naturally are the more negitive, nit pick, FIRE HIM type of fan. It doesn't matter the good or the bad that they do, they will find a reason to want him fired. (just try reading jsonline forum.....) he bunted in this situation, he brought this guy in in this situation, he played this guy or he is just an idiot!FIRE HIM. There are some things that are more important than the few mistakes here and there throughout a 162 game schedule. He may not be a mad scientist like TRL but with talent teams like the crew, you don't need to be. What he does have the abiity to do is to communicate, relate, and gain respect of every player in the locker room. That is INTANGABLE. He gets the players to go out there and play hard and finds creative ways to try to produce runs that are much more exciting to watch as a fan. I'd take his mangerial style 110 out 100 if I could over Ken Macha's moneyball, none agressive way of basball. Just look at Greinke, he is not an easy guy to manage or to get to trust you and earn his respect. Now it appears that RRR may be one of the biggest reasons he'd stay in Milwaukee. Players love guy. Fans are always the best manager in the world but every manager no matter how great in the MLB will make decisions that fans will disagree with and nag about. There is only so much a manager can do. Players hold almost all the cards on how the team performs. He had a few errors in strategy but it was his first year and that will happen. The Cards will see a bunch of that as well this season. Overall I think what he offers far outweighs what he lacks and I see the Brewers being just as competitive. Strategy should improve now that he has a year under belt. Most important is how healthy they stay.