Exactly. I know we're all predetermined to be pessimists with how the Brewers have been the last 30ish years, plus with many of us being Bucks fans too, but this is just the nature of baseball. We were the hottest team in the league like 5 days ago but now you lose a few close games and they're done. Would really like the W tonight just due to the mathematical advantage it gives, not out of any kind of grand indictment on how the team is, clutchness, choking, etc. That is certainly part of it. Also, at least for me, I had a plan mapped out last week how this team would grab the division title. That, of course, included playing well or even sweeping the Pirates and Reds, while the Cubs faltered against the Reds and DBacks. No matter how optimistic or unrealistic a plan is, when it doesn't go as planned, it is very easy to get a little miffed and bummed. I honestly 100% felt that this team was in the driver's seat for the division crown, but this tough little stretch, combined with the Cubs suddenly getting improbably hot, has changed that.