No complaints, it was a rewarding season. No complaining about Rickie Weeks defense. No complaining about Corey Hart imitating Chuckie Carr. No complaining about Jeff Suppan not doing what we paid him to do. Saturday night made it all worthwhile. All the frustration from the season went out the window on Saturday night. It was one of the best experiences I've ever had a ball game. Miller Park was electric, it was as loud as I had ever heard it. I got enough exercise just from going back and forth from sitting/standing the entire game. Had a chance to meet Bart/Winks from the Bucky Channel at the game. The only thing I couldn't figure out was some people in front of us were yelling at people for standing and cheering. It's been 26 years people! Stand up and cheer the whole game!! Brewers fans have every right to be proud of their team and themselves, despite what this clown from Philly had to say.

The frustrating part? This was a very winnable series. The Phillies didn't really dominate, we handed it to them on a silver platter. I would have really liked our chances with CC taking the mound on Tuesday on full rest.

Did the Brewers play like the September Brewers in the playoffs? Sure did. Next year let's hope they play like the August Brewers. Does Doug Melvin has his work cut out for him? You better believe it. First and foremost, he needs to find a pure leadoff hitter, one that hits for average and has a high OPS. If that means letting Mike Cameron go, then so be it. This team has enough home run hitters, he's expendable. More on moves later.

Spring Training can't get here soon enough.

Stay tuned to the 'ol Bubbler all week as we'll have stories on what the Brewers need to do in the offseason all this week.

Junkball Blues looks back at game 4.
Between the Green Pillars feels there is no need to fear the unknown.
Bernie's Crew talks about the bittersweet ending.
The Bucky Channel, writes lets do this thing more often.
Right Field Bleachers says it was a year to remember.
BrewTownBeat says, Thank You Brewers. No Thank You, Jeff Suppan.
CC is not crossing off Milwaukee on his list, yet.
Plenty of questions left for the Brewers.
Imitation is the highest form of flattery.
JSOnline's Brewers coverage.
620 WTMJ's coverage.

And one last time for the Brewers, You're the Best!



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