Upon trying to get some possible explanations from the Brewers defensive coach, nobody could be found. Several players who shall remain nameless to protect their identity, did however share some interesting quotes with us. Player "K" said: "I dunno man, the sun was in my eyes the first three games." when told the first three games were at night, the player then looked at us stupified, turned and ran away screaming about how difficult it is to switch from left field to right. "Mr. Horse" our second un-identified player said the following: " Yo no habla ingles. Besides, it's not my fault the damn ball wouldn't go into my glove. Did I say I'm glad to be out of Chicago and playing for Milwaukee now?" Our next player, let's just call him 'Duncan' was found in the corner of the visiting clubhouse chowing down on donuts. "Yeah, I remember playing here before Milwaukee," said player then shoved a cruller into his mouth and said: "mmmnuhmnverblah." Next to the unidentified donut muncher, we found our nex wizard with the glove, a man we shall just call Mr. 'O'who was holding his hands above his head forming a large circle. " Hey, those simple rollers are tough, just ask Bill Buckner. I mean jeez! I gotta hold a runner on base, listen to my coaches, pay attention to the game, AND you expect me to field the ball? C'mon man! I'm not super human ya know." Our last player, a rookie second baseman who shall also remain nameless every day of the week was found playing marbles in a shower stall with the clubhouse attendant. "Oooh! did ya see that? He just took my aggie! Dang! Ok. Sorry (pauses and leans on cold water faucet) I'm uh, I'm not really at that point yet where I can actually what you'd call 'catch' the ball. I have good speed, and I hit like a (expletive), but that's about it. I guess maybe I could go home and break in my glove while I watch cartoons. I bet that might help." As we were leaving, a young player with a very 'Hardy' attitude towards defense rushed us wanting to talk. We told said player that his glove spoke for itself, but we'd look for him when we needed interviews about offense. " I can't help ya there." came the reply. Look for our next series of interviews entitled '28 reasons in a row that strikeouts really, really suck." All players names have been omitted to protect their identity. We would not want to embarras anyone.