I agree with this. Much of the Brewers existence has been in the era of free agency and it's never been a level playing field. Any post season appearance is much tougher and much rarer for a small market team. This is a reason why, given the system, I've never been that angry or dissatisfied with Milwaukee's lack of success. What's funny about the NFL in relation to the Packers, is you have the smallest market, yet due to their past success, the Packers actually have one of the larger national followings and have a lot of money which is to be expected I guess when you're the most successful pro football franchise of all time with 13 titles. In relation to the salary cap though, they've only won one title ('96) during a capped season ('10 was the last year of the CBA and an uncapped year) So if only it was the opposite I guess, cap MLB and uncapped NFL.