I know that its a loooooooong season and there is a looooooong way to go. However, the Brewers start has been just awful. The pitching has really been bad, both the starters and the relievers. I think everyone would be shocked if Fielder is here any long than his current contract, if that, and Hardy has so far really given no indication he is willing to play third base for Milwaukee. The top two prospects in the system, Gamel and Escobar, could slide right in to replace them. I realize they are both unproven, but they seem to be the two safest prospects right now. In return, you could ask for pitching pitching pitching. A team like S.F. that has a lot of pitching but seems to lack on offense would seem to be a good trade partner, although I understand one of their top prospects is a first basemen. I was thinking something along the lines of Madison Baumgartner and Matt Cain in return. Too much? Not enough? The amount of money saved would be substantial, especially with the contracts you'd be losing in Kendall, Cameron, and Hoffman and then the year after with Suppan and Hall. Hart, Gallardo, and Parra could be signed long term and you could "rebuild" around guys like Braun, Hart, Escobar, and Gamel, with a top three of Gallard, Cain, and Parra. slowly insert other prospects like Gillespie, Green, Cain, Lawrie, Salome, Lucroy, and Jeffress, and I think they could be competitive.