After reading the Brewers blog I had to go look up the numbers because I was still angry about the Aquino move: Aquino's Stats vs. RHB: Career (over 292 PA): .282 BAA, .372 OBA, .548 SLG, .920 OPS Season: .250 BAA, .350 OBA, .438 SLG, .788 OPS Shouse's Stats vs. RHB: Career (over 548 PA): .303 BAA, .389 OBA, .451 SLG, .840 OPS Season: .253 BAA, .323 OBA, .289 SLG, .612 OPS Cordero's Stats vs. RHB: Career (over 1096 PA): .235 BAA, .289 OBA, .351 SLG, .640 OPS Season: .221 BAA, .248 OBA, .301 SLG, .549 OPS Spurling's Stats vs. RHB: Career (over 511 PA): .240 BAA, .281 OBA, .385 SLG, .666 OPS Season: .293 BAA, .327 OBA, .424 SLG, .751 OPS Capuano's Stats vs. RHB: Career (over 2442 PA): .274 BAA, .341 OBA, .478 SLG, .819 OPS Season: .293 BAA, .356 OBA, .491 SLG, .846 OPS Wise's Stats vs. RHB: Career (over 709 PA): .254 BAA, .321 OBA, .428 SLG, .749 OPS Season: .271 BAA, .310 OBA, .419 SLG, .728 OPS Obviously some of the season stats are extremely small samples (especially Aquino), but Aquino and Shouse are basically interchangeable as to what they do against RHB, except batters hit for much more power against Aquino than Shouse. Cordero is hands down better than any option we had, and he sat in the bullpen with the tying run on base. Inexcusable.