I really can't complain about the "B lineups". Seems to me that they have had a fair amount of success over the past year or so. Like Logan was getting at, is it better to have a mass substituted lineup or a bunch of smaller substituted lineups? I think Yost's philosophy has worked pretty well. A bunch of fans who drove a long way may be upset when they see the lineup, but if it works... I think many of us forget how much we really don't understand how too manage a professional baseball team. How many here have even played or managed professionally? I have a tough time believing it is all that similar to playing high school or Land O Lakes baseball. I do my own taxes, but I sure don't walk in to the accountant's office at work with suggestions to do their jobs better. There is more to it that I will ever understand. There may be things I believe in very firmly, but that doesn't mean I really have a grasp on the situation or that I am right. I do my best not to get down on the Brewer fan base, because I know it is the same thing that happens with every other team and the same thing that happens at every job. Outsiders always know how to do it better. Just part of life, but it sure can take the fun out of work and following my favorite teams when I hear so much complaining.