Actually I think it's too early to be having this discussion as we don't have anywhere near enough reps to have a good idea, but that won't stop me..... Nice try guys. Talking yourselves into how much better having A-Ram, A-Gon and Gamel over Casey, Yuni and Prince doesn't make them better. Those 3 had 4 hits between them in a 3 game series. Casey, Yuni and Prince combined for 9 and Yuni and Casey only played 2 games. So you are upset because in less than a handful of games the old players had more hits than the new players. Did the Cardinals poo on your weekend by taking 2 of 3 from the crew so you are in bad mood? I think you're looking at the wrong culprit for the weekends losing series. For the Brewers to take 1 of the 2 games they lost they would to have had to have scored 10 runs or 12 runs to outscore the opponent. Last year (with the great triumvirate whose passing you mourn) the Brewers only scored 10 or more runs in 8 games (once every 20 games) and only once did they score 10 or more when the opponents scored at least 9 runs. So you are complaining that this years version isn't as good as last years version because they didn't do in 3 games what last years team could only do once in 162 games. Funny, after watching the games this weekend I thought the pitching let the Brewers down, but clearly my view was distorted and the real culprits were ARam, AGon and MattG. Silly me...... Gonzalez blew a double play ball Saturday and got extremely fortunate the umpire called it a transition drop (it wasn't). The first play of the season when Furcal hit one deep in the hole and Gonzalez got to it (Yuni would have been watching for Braun's throw because he wouldn't have moved), I knew that our new SS was in a different league for defense than stone feet Batternineyusucki. In a month or 2 we'll have some idea of just how much better AGon is....