There are too many positives about this team to blow it up. The offense is great despite what the road OPS is--remember, everyone else in the division gets 5 series against the Brewers' pitching staff. Ramirez has been amazing, it is a shame that his season is going to waste. If we're going to buy low and sell high, then I think we should bring Nyjer Morgan back. He is as good of a 4th/5th outfielder as we will find for the price. Hart is a tough call, but it really depends on what we can get for him. All the other GMs can see the declining OBP and speed as well and nobody likes to part with prospects these days. My guess is he will return without an extension. As for the pitching staff, I would much rather take a risk on young guys than the old veterans. If Melvin does spend money, it should be on the bullpen. I find it hard to believe that only Axford will return, there are still 2 months for some of the other guys out there to turn it around. The biggest concern going forward is how to keep the fan interest alive for 2013-2014. The Brewers remain in a period of high popularity and need to avoid the downward spiral that can plague a mid-market team after a period of success, where more losing leads to less revenue which leads to even more losing. I'm skeptical that the prospects gained by trading Hart/others would offset the damage done to fan interest and attendance in 2013-2014. Melvin/Mark A. prefer the middle ground, they will sell when the price is right, but otherwise they tend to hold onto players that have a track record of success.