I think the probabilities mean as much as the psychological edge does for a team sometimes. When the team has Sheets on the mound you can tell often times they expect to win that game. He's the guy fans, media, and probably even some of the players look to if the team is slumping to pick them up. Hopefully C.C. can have that same effect in a small sample since nothing is guaranteed after the end of this year. I think that is what Melvin, Mark A., and the rest of the Brewers collective are hoping. We face the NL Central a lot in the second half, and I think to a man if we had to choose three pitchers to throw out there, C.C. would be in that three over any guy we have other than Sheets.