This is what having some success does. It brings out a feeling of being owed something. It's gone on with the Packers for a couple of decades now. Fans are "owed" a World Championship and they just can't believe they've "wasted" all those years with HOF QB play, yada.. yada.. yadda. The same thing is now occurring with fans of the Brewers because they've been in a position to compete. Look, the Brewers have been good enough each of the last 3 seasons to win a championship. The current owner, manager, and front office staff that is in place set that up but yet we keep hearing we shouldn't trust them or accept the "company line"? Hogwash. I wasn't on board with signing Grandal for that length or price but even if I wasn't, I would at least trust them in their line of thinking that it might not be what is best for our organization to continue to compete.