I know you are thinking this way, but I can't see any scenario where the Brewers don't play to try to win this. Both games are happening at the same time, and the Cards' bullpen has been far from spotless lately. I suspect the Cubs/Cards game will be close, at least early on. I'm hoping that if the Brewers get some of the lesser guys in to pitch, it's because they are up 8 runs. Craig will know up to the second what is going on with the Cards. If you're locked in a 1-1 battle in the 6th and the Cubs are getting pounded in the 6th, you're not playing the odds at that point in looking to Tuesday? I mean, you have to. Craig is an analytical guy, he will know the percentages. You can't sit there and pull out all the stops to win a close game that has a 10% chance of ultimately meaning anything. You're still throwing all of Hader/Pomeranz and whoever else to try to win this thing even if the Cubs are getting blown out? It's a bummer we didn't take care of business yesterday in which case a win would have meaning for us no matter what today. Unfortunately, that is what it is and we have to just control what we can control now.