Not going to lie...I could go for that. Yes, I'm thinking like a fan, but I think I should be able to do that at times. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif The loudest I've ever screamed for a home run in Miller Park was when Russell Branyan took Joe Nathan deep to tie the game in the 9th in 2008. The second loudest was today for Corey. That was satisfying, despite my knowing (and thinking during his home run trot) that many of you were glad more for his confounded trade value than for the results of the game. I thought Randy had his mechanics tweaked for the better these last two starts - but today's results certainly don't bear that out. Even our normally upbeat usher was gesturing at his season BB total on the ribbon board and sounding frustrated. Today's game doesn't really change the course, but I like winning better than losing; and in May would scarcely have thought the Brewers would even approach a .500 record when we attend, much less 10-9. Finally, for those of you scoring at home, we drove through not one, not two, but three torrential downpours on the way home - one of them windy to boot. Edit: One observation I forgot about: too bad, so sad for those fans who were hoping for the Polish in today's sausage race. The Polish "little wienie" tore off in the opposite direction (toward the Pirates' dugout) while the other kids ran in the right direction. A moment for sausage race infamy.