So i just read this article from brewers.com. It made me laugh really hard, then made me a bit angry. So CC thinks that being in New York with the biggest ever contract for a pitcher will somehow take pressure off of him? Then, he has the nerve to say the Milwaukee would expect him to win every game and wouldn't be able to put the necessary pieces together to actually help him win? Yes, Wisconsin sports fans do tend to expect people to play to their contracts, but we absolutely loved CC. Unless he became a sheets and was always hurt, or had an ERA above 4 and couldn't win, I don't think he would have been run out of town on a rail. But if he even has an ERA close to 4, and misses so much as a start or two, New York will eat him alive. Good luck, CC. I guess it really is about the money. You didn't need to criticize our small-market team to justify your moneybags. You earned it. And everything that comes with it.