Never seen Milwaukee as MKE before.
I'm not going to have hindsight and blame acquiring pitching at the deadline when the expected mashers didn't bother to show up. Questionable roster decisions and poor execution are more to blame.
I have exponentially more faith in this front office to make smart decisions and further improve the team than the prior regime. Year to year they have improved immensely in pitching, ERA+ from 2017 97, 2018 96, to 2019 110. FIP 4.72, 4.39, 4.02. SO/9 7.3, 8.6, 9.0. Minnesota doesn't have the pocketbook to pay for elite talent. They're moving onward and upward in operating under the constraints of the system, whether that be self-imposed or not.
I think the biggest difference is them revamping player development and working towards swing and miss pitching versus 'pitch to contact'. Plus, when was the last time the Twins had this much prospect depth? Truly, an exciting time.
Then again, someone gave me 11-2 odds on a Yankees sweep and I made out. So, I have a bittersweet perspective from this series.