I watched the game Tuesday night (6/27) versus the Brewers. The Cubs came back and might have won it, but then booted it yet again. It was nice to see some real run production. Ramirez started to hit (and that is essential). But I kept looking for someone, anyone, on the team or coaching staff to express emotion and anger (yes, anger) when they went down. The dugout is basically quiet unless someone gets a hit. Maybe they express anger in the clubhouse? But on the field they look like guys who have been sentenced to the penitentiary: kind of staring, rather than really "in the moment". That leads to frightened reactions on the playing field, like a wild throw to third or a ball between the shortstop's legs. Jaques Jones made a simply miserable throw from the outfield that missed the home plate area by what looked like twenty feet. Matt Murton's throw was almost a roll by the time it reached home. None of this is acceptable on a major league team. Only something drastic can get this team to do anything at all this year.