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There are certain things in life you prepare yourself for. Disappointment. Heartbreak. Watching the Cubs strike out with runners in scoring position. The occasional season where you convince yourself that next year is our year before realizing you’ve said that…
Writing for On Tap Sports Net, the author expresses frustration and defeat over the Milwaukee Brewers reaching the World Series to represent the National League. From the perspective of a Chicago Cubs fan, the author laments that Milwaukee's continued success comes despite the Cubs hiring former Brewers manager Craig Counsell away from their division rivals.
The writer argues that hiring Counsell was intended to shift the balance of power in the NL Central back toward Chicago. Instead, the author notes that Milwaukee's consistent player development and front-office execution have kept them ahead, leaving Cubs fans reflecting on their 2016 championship while their rivals compete on baseball's biggest stage.
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