Profiling Francisco Rodriguez  DENVER, CO - JULY 17: Relief
pitcher Francisco Rodriguez #57 of the Milwaukee Brewers
delivers against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field on July 17,
2011 in Denver, Colorado. Rodriguez earned a hold as they
Brewers defeated the Rockies 4-3. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty
Images)  I haven't been able to really give much of my reactions
on the acquisition of Rodriguez, but I think there's no question
it's a huge win for the Brewers. Some team is going to give up a
lot of prospects for Heath Bell, and the difference between Bell
and K-Rod for the rest of the year is about a third of a run
every nine innings-- Bell's projected at a 2.6 FIP and Rodriguez
at 2.9. Melvin rob swindled the rest of the league on this one,
and not having to worry about the games finished clause made
things all the better.  *I reserve the right to complain if he
decided to put any of the top 3 or 4 prospects on the PTBNL
list. But if it's McClendon and an outfielder, that's still well
below what K-Rod sho