When will the Brewers stop winning? Well, if they stay healthy, they may keep plugging away until they reach the playoff for the first time since Harvey’s Wallbangers’ 1982 club. With J.J. Hardy, Rickie Weeks, Prince Fielder manning the solid infield, and reducing errors, the Brewers are putting themselves into position to win every game. Last year was a bit different story, as the infielders were still rather inexperienced. But it hasn’t been all about the youngsters. With platoon players Geoff Jenkins, Kevin Mench, Tony Graffanino, and Craig Counsell all making key contributions, the Brewers have quite possibly the best offense top to bottom in the NL. The rotation has also been superb for the Crew, as the starters have gone 12-2 combined in the last 19 starts. The bullpen has also managed to put it all together, without Jose Capellan, yes, without him. Derrick Turnbow has returned to his 2005 form, becoming once again one of the most prolific strikeouts relievers in the MLB. Franciscio Cordero has also been lights out, converting all of his saves chances. With a record of 20-10, the Brewers have reached 10 games over .500 for the first time in 15 years. If the tendancies continue, and the team stays healthy, you can bet that the Brewers current 5 game lead in the NL Central will continue to grow, and they can make a legitimate run for the 2007 playoffs. And look out MLB, because the Brewers have 3B Ryan Braun and SP Yovani Gallardo on the way up from AAA very soon.