About Rickie Weeks: Fellow poster stalton made an excellent point. Hope he doesn't mind I made it my signature (with credit, of course). Eleven and nine Is now hawing's game record In two thousand ten. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif OK, back to regular prose. I didn't listen to the radio broadcast, but surely Bob must have called it "a beautiful day for baseball," since it was finally nice and comfortable outside. The crowd - at least in our vicinity - wasn't as deeply into the game as I'd prefer (two more beach balls out toward LF), but it was fun to be part of a large crowd again. Brian Anderson made a solid barehanded catch of a foul ball that sailed into the FSWisconsin booth. Nice. Real nice. I could see Bob Uecker's forehead from my seat, and I tried not to turn around to gaze too often, but it was so heartening (maybe I should use a different word) to know he was there. I was OK with Casey erasing the save opportunity since Earl Weaver strategy was involved. I might have been more irked to see Bush at the plate in the 6th, had the bench not been so thin; but this time it didn't backfire. Esco's web gem was terrific and no small relief to those watching in the park. Keep it up, Brewers, for as long as you can.