40 year old Jim Edmonds is coming to town. Can.t be worse that Leif / Jody Gerut.

Joe Inglett was signed off waivers today from Texas. In 211 lifetime games he has betted .293. Probably signed to a minor leagur deal, but has  a good chance to be this year's Lopez/Kapler find. Now sign Johnny Damon for 3 million or so and trade hart for some good stuff.

Look out AZ I'm coming. I'll be sporting the hell out of my new Game-Worn Chris Oxspring spring training jersey from like 2005 that I picked up this winter at the Brewers rummage sale for $25. Sweeeeeeeeeet

The new/old Brewer Doug Davis' facial hair is sweat. The guy we originally traded him away for had one too, but Eric Estrada's looked sloppy compared to Davis' well groomed flavor saver. Not only do I like his aesthetically pleasing profile but I believe he can pitch better than the pile of crap 2-5 pitchers we had to sit through last year. Thanks DM 

I'm sorry that should read Corey Hart is going to arbitration with the Brewers. He's asking for a raise of about a half million dollars over what he made last year. You have to love baseball, or any major sport for that matter. You can totally not live up to expectations while getting paid a ton of money to play a game and fully expect to receive a nice bump in salary.

The Cubs suck my stimulus.

10 hits 10 runs 5.1 innings $12,750,000. Sucks.

The Brewers are way more than one pitcher away from making the playoffs this season. There is no CC that can help us and we don't have a huge surplus of great young talent to be dipping into anymore to rent a guy like Washburn for a couple months. I say keep the core together and start giving up some guys for minor league talent. Sell  Hardy, Hart, Hall (if anyone would take him). Maybe even Sup or Parra if there would be any takers. Let's get some young guys up and experienced for next year. This season is done.

The Brewers are not trading for starting pitching, so just stop it.

The price is too high, and with Bush coming back they are ok with their starting rotation.

Stop all this, "Hart, Escobar, and Hall for Halladay" crap.

The Brewers are absolutely terrible with bases loaded. The trend is getting so bad its almost laughable.

Part of what makes this Brewers team so exciting to watch this year is that even when they loose, they are still a good team.

They lost to the Braves last night, and after they lost I kept thinking, "Ahh, they should have won that game." It seems like most of their losses this year have been like that, bad play or errors get them the loss, not getting overpowered by an opponent.

The only team that really looked like they were just better on the field were the Twins, and the Twins were just playing great baseball at the time.