.275 is a pretty good batting average these days. This team has two guys with an OPS over .800 and zero with an OPS over .900. Zero elite hitters of any kind. They are depending on a bunch of .700-something OPS guys to come up with crucial hits against a quality postseason opponent. Again, not that I think now is the best time for this discussion, but from a roster construction standpoint, if you can’t have it all (and the Brewers can’t, because it’s an unfair game), it’s a lot more plausible expecting to catch postseason lightning in a bottle with average hitters than average pitchers. It’s not working out so far, but I get why the team is constructed as is.