Toughest Division?

[sleepyhead]

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There is very little chance that the Brewers starters keep up at this pace. They're on a tear, and can sure hit the ball, but their defense is suspect and their pitching will come back to earth.
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I think their pitching is a lot better than most people think.
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No, their pitching has been better so far. Their rotation is: Gallardo, Suppan, Bush, Looper, Parra. Unless they all have career years, they are not better then I think.