The main thing we were in contention for was to finish with another .500 season. Now that we're back to 10 under, even that will be difficult. At this point any moves made management wise (e.g.: firing Macha or Melvin) would just be to make people feel like they're doing something, so it won't happen. As far as answers to what should be done, the best thing they could do is call up Cain, play him in CF everyday and send Gomez down to AAA for retooling. Gomez wants to be that combo guy like Carlos Beltran who has speed and power, but it just doesn't work for him (at least at this point in his career). When they send him down, make Gomez bunt for a hit at least once per game. Restrict him from taking huge hacks and just teach him to swing like Nyjer Morgan/Juan Pierre/Otis Nixon. This serves two purposes: it gets Cain experience at the big league level and it hopefully will give Gomez an opportunity to refine his offensive game so it can catch up to his defensive abilities. Another thing that might be worthwhile to do is get Capuano a few more starts to see what we have with him and if he's worth keeping around next year. At this point since the Brewers stood pat at the deadline they really have to just kind of ride out the rest of the year with what they've got.