Here's my rallying cry - maybe not so much a rallying cry as voicing my optimism so to convince myself that things are good but here we go: The offense can only get worse if we get nohit. I think getting home is going to help that a ton, I really do. I think it went stale the last couple of games in Los Angeles and I think this will be a rejuvenated team when they get back to Milwaukee. Specifically, I hope that guys like Cain, Yelich, Aguilar, will show their best selves in a do or die game at home. I think they will. Our best two pitchers are lined up for both games and we should have a rested bullpen that's ready to go. That's a huge plus. During that long stretch of winning to end the season, what was the one constant we heard from the players? It's that you have to take this thing one game at a time. That could not be more true for this circumstance that they find themselves in. Find a way. I don't care how, just find a way to win Game 6. Do that and you give yourself a chance while taking the pressure and placing it squarely on the Dodgers to beat our best pitcher with a 21 year old (however good Buehler may be) in a Game 7 to go to the World Series. I'll take my chances. This team is not dead yet. Not by a long shot. I really believe the Brewers are going to win this series. I really do.