Yeah. I always laugh at people who claim Selig has been a horrible commissioner. He has done much more good for the game than bad, in my opinion. I think some forget that he is just the commissioner and not the emperor of baseball. It would take a lot for me to get away from being a fan of the Brewers (unless they moved out of the state or something). I've been a fan ever since my dad took me to my first game in 1988. It was a night game against the Seattle Mariners, late in the season. A young rookie named Gary Sheffield hit a home run that night, and he became my favorite player for a couple years, along with Paul Molitor. If I could survive how those two ended up leaving the team, I guess it will take a lot to drive me away. I sort of didn't follow the team as much in the mid '90s, mainly due to being in high school and having other distractions. I started following them again in college in the late '90s and early 2000's, when the team was terrible. So it would take quite a free fall again for me to not really pay any attention. As far as the game of baseball in general, and MLB's situation, I think there could be more parity, but it has gotten a bit better than it was a few years ago. I think one of the frustrations of being a small market fan is that you're inevitably going to have those longer "rebuilding" periods, whereas in the NFL you're one top draft pick away from competing, basically. Those types of quick turnarounds for an MLB franchise are extremely rare.