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Paul Sullivan: After knocking off the Cubs in the NL Central, the Brewers are primed for an encore

The Cubs ended their season with a thud, blowing the division to the Brewers and losing in the wild-card game to the Rockies.

President Theo Epstein vowed to fix a "broke" offense in the offseason and now has to figure out whether to make changes in the outfield and bullpen, along with the ongoing question of whether to give suspended shortstop Addison Russell a chance at redemption.

Up I-94 on the other side of the border, the

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