Brewers TV broadcaster Brian Anderson with a write-up that really makes me giddy (props to Adam McCalvy for referencing them): The Brewers can win the World Series. I know, I know, it's December and a lot has to go right during the course of a long season to even make the playoffs. But, there is no question, the 2011 Milwaukee Brewers have the "bones" of an actual finish-line-championship team. Zack Greinke is a game changer. He immediately goes to the top of Milwaukee's rotation giving all subsequent slots an advantage on every other rotation match-up outside the Phillies. The offensive weapons are in place and will arrive to the ballpark each day burden-free, knowing they don't need to score six runs to have a chance to win. In Greinke, Yovani Gallardo, and Shaun Marcum, you have three pitchers who were all Opening Day starters and aces of their respective staff's last season. The current starting rotation of Greinke (10-14, 4.17 ERA), Gallardo (14-7, 3.84), Marcum (13-8, 3.64), Randy Wolf (13-12, 4.17), and Chris Narveson (12-9, 4.99) is perhaps...take a breath...on paper...THE BEST ROTATION EVER ASSEMBLED IN 41 YEARS OF BREWERS BASEBALL.