AJ Preller talks off-season, will Padres re-sign Ty France?

Yes.

Yes.

I do feel, number one, I feel that the Padres feel better that it's not the Dodgers, but also it's the team that they played well and well.

I think that if you're the Padres, Padres fans, you're thinking, you know what? The Padres played this team, the Brewers team.

These games were close.

Every single game was a game of inches.

It was the almost tie France home run.

It was...

Manny Machado's home run being caught at the wall.

You know, it's the Padres.

The Padres led in both those games in the first two games.

They had a chance in that series.

So there's a little bit of frustration of what if, but it's also, there's no shame in knowing that they lost to a very, very good team.

The Brewers are a very good team.

They are a very good team.

They are a fun team to watch as well.

See, I can take this out of a different direction here because I can say, yeah, like I'm one of these fans that like, hey, what do you want us to do? We lost to the eventual champs.

And of course, the Brewers still have to get through four more games against either the Tampa Rays or the Cleveland Guardians.

So it's not done yet.

And they're going to have a layoff and something that they have to think about.

The other part of it is like.

This makes it more frustrating because it certainly seems like the Dodgers might have been ripe for the picket.

Now, maybe that is specific to the Brewers who have history with the Dodgers.

It's the first time in baseball's postseason history, I think, that a team was swept one year in the league championship series and then swept the same team the following year.

I think I read that somewhere along the way.