Jim Rutledge, Matt Hamilton & Molly Brown are back after yet another sad, depressing, soul-sucking loss for the Brewers in the NLCS, losing 3-1 to the Dodgers in Game 3 last night. The Brewers have been historically bad at the plate, but is it more frustrating the pitching staff has more than done its job so far? They discuss the swings and the misses by the Brewers this series and if owner Mark Attanasio's lack of a payroll is to blame for Milwaukee's batting no-show (in this series and in the playoffs overall). They ask today's Siding Unlimited poll question -- Who do you blame more for the #Brewers’ lackluster performance in the NLCS: the Brewers’ payroll of the Dodgers’ payroll? How much would it cost to just start paying like a mid-market franchise, how does Milwaukee stack up against their peers in terms of payroll compared to revenues, and would the series be different if the Brewers had just that one more big bat? Jason Wilde joins Jim, Matt & Molly to talk about the Packers game that everyone's forgotten about in the Brewers fever (dream of disappointment) this week in the NLCS. First he's gotta give some grief to producer Primetime, Ry Guy Wollersheim. They talk about the Brewers' 0-3 deficit in the series, and Matt dares to invoke the 2004 Red Sox... They get to the Packers game versus the lowly Cardinals out in Arizona this Sunday. Will the Packers show us they're still the team that we thought they were with an easy win versus the injured Cardinals? They also talk about the new (but not really new) controversy of holding calls NOT called for linemen blocking Micah Parsons, as well as the defense no longer looking like true world beaters after their 1-1-1 run. Jim, Matt & Molly also get distracted by Abner Uribe's crop top and other constricting clothing!