Oh, burniebrewer, we were in 217, just across the aisle from 218, watching people move out of the way of the rain and getting just slightly sprayed ourselves. I wish I'd known you were there; we could have finally met 'for real.' I noticed the Brock "double salute" dude too. Class. Pure class. His exaggerated ump-mimicking strikeout calls after Brewer strikeouts were almost as classy. I'll admit that most of the red-clad fans around us were lacking in attitude, which was redeeming. That was such an interesting game. It was crazy hot and humid (though we benefited from the occasional whiffs of press box AC) and I had to get up and walk the concourse a few times out of nervousness. I hate the TLR mindgames as much as anyone, but overall it was quite an entertaining night. Getting home at 1:45 AM has made for a rather unproductive day at the office today, though. Despite the bloopy GWRBI hit, I was happy with Marco's performance. He recorded some big Ks. I was thinking "ballsy" but that would suggest more of a walk. And the Yunibomb...man. Wouldn't it be insane if he wound up providing the "big play" the Brewers need to put themselves over the top (of the standings or postseason)? Finally, another weather note: did those of you at the park catch the bizarre sky colors before the roof closed and the rain came? I haven't moved my photos off the camera yet, but I'm hoping they capture the weird rosey-coral hue. There were also strange cloud streaks in the sky. Just another thing to make that game memorable.