Yes, Doug deserves some of the blame for the organization's lack of pitching depth. He decides who to trade, and who to trade for, and he has allowed a hole to develop in the organization - above A ball, there's almost no pitching at all. It's not just Doug though, Jack Z could have focused on more arms prior to last year. Developing pitching will always be the hardest aspect of building a team - but not one advanced arm in the first round during Jack's tenure? Three HS arms in the first round, two of whom got hurt, with the other one almost all the way out now due to drug use. That's the heart of the matter right there...not enough arms to help in Milwaukee, or to use in trades for veteran pitching. The drafts produced very little pitching, and Doug didn't deal to fill the holes. When you're missing by this much...it's an organizational problem, not just the GM. I think Doug has done an outstanding job as the GM here, but I could see this season costing him his job in the end. It's too bad, and I hope it doesn't happen, but if the team freefalls through these last two months, I could see Mark A. deciding to change drivers.