Well, here it is.I suppose it isn't my place to be the official historian of how and when the criticisms of Jonathan Broxton began, but I feel I'm on safe ground saying that they were born in anger over his failure to close some high-profile games, most notably in the 2008 National League Championship Series and then again in 2009. In a stretch that extended into June 2010, the flames were lit every time Broxton disappointed in what was labeled a "high-profile" game, though there were games just as prominent in which Broxton breezed, as well an overwhelming record of success in other games. From 2006 through the first half of 2010, Broxton had nearly 12 strikeouts per nine innings, more strikeouts than baseunners allowed. He blew people away, time and again, in critically importan