From a CNNSI mailbag . . . Count on the Brewers and the Yankees to swap winning percentages by the end of they year. The Yankees have scored 141 runs to their 126 runs allowed, putting them at a Pythagorean win/loss of 13-11. The Brewers, until their sweep of the Cardinals this week, had allowed more runs than they had scored (remember the '05 Nationals?). -- Brad, Katy, Texas Good point, Brad. I should have pointed out that the Yankees had managed to outscore their opponents in April -- not a huge sample, sure, but enough to make you believe they were not going to continue to be rotten. Remember the Red Sox last year? They were outscored early in the season, which led some people to doubt their lasting power, and they did end up fading down the stretch. The Brewers may be the same type of team, but the caveat here is the division in which they play. We're not talking a 95-win threshold here. I believe this will be another season where mid-80s win might get you first place in the NL Central. sportsillustrated.cnn.com...index.html