On the MLB preview show, Troy said the Milwaukee Brewers would lose 100 games. As the MLB All-Star game approaches, the Brewers sit at 30-36, and only sit 5.5 games out of the wildcard. Realistically, the Brewers are not going to make the playoffs, but being just six games under .500 could be considered a major accomplishment. The starting pitching has shown signs of brillance, and then signs of inconsistency. This is to be expected with a young staff that has no dominant ace. Offensively, the Brewers have cooled down, but Jonathan Villar, Jonathan Lucroy, and Ryan Braun are hitting over .300. Role player Hernan Perez lingers at .299, while Chris Carter has shown some pop in his bat, with 17 home runs. Matt Garza was activated from the DL and made his first start of the season against the San Francisco Giants. He did not factor in the decision only pitching four innings. He scattered eight hits but only allowed one run and struck out five. Has the early success increased the value of the players named above? Listen in and call the show with your thoughts.