The Milwaukee Brewers, once a nearly unbeatable team at home is now looking vulnerable after splitting a series with the Padres and getting swept by the Mets.  While they still hold a lead in the Wild Card, there is certainly much to worry about , especially when pitchers not named Sabathia or Sheets take the hill.

Padres fans must are wondering... "Wasn't this supposed to be one of the better teams in the National League?" "Our spunky little Padres, a team that fielded a lineup of three everyday players batting less than .200 on Sunday, splitting a series with the Brewers?"

I suggest that the Brewers recent failures being with the team's collective attitude.

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I'm sitting here in the Brewers press box, watching the Padres in Milwaukee and wondering how I, a Native San Diegan got  to the point where I would be living in Milwaukee.  I was thinking of the differences between the two cities.

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