Hey, gregmag, glad to see that your (rare) trip to Miller was so loaded with goodies, most especially a home team win. I don't know how many times I thought to myself today, "no way is 1-0 going to hold up." But I am sooo glad it did. Golden Ben and Dan K-olb are my latest personal saviors. I imagined the media reports saying it was the Brewers' all-stars who won this game (Craig's effort notwithstanding). I have to admit, after the taunt fest that was last September's Cubs-at-Brewers series, I was not looking forward to another bout with Cub Nation. (The Cubs are one thing, their fans quite another.) I think the 60-40 Cub/Brewer split estimated by the media was about on target. But we had better luck today - this time we weren't the only Brewers fans in our section and the Cub fans around us were fairly tame - even before the first inning ended. For once, sitting in the family section helped. Still, many Cub fans could use a lesson in the meaning of "designated smoking area". One thing that surprised us, crowd-wise: From our vantage point in TB 417, we can see the path pedestrians take on their way toward the Brat Haus area parking lots. Today as we left the seating bowl, we noticed what looked like pedestrian gridlock along that corridor. The gridlock lasted more than a half hour after the game ended. (Fortunately we park in the north lot off Blue Mound.) We've been to our share of sellouts but have not noticed such long lasting gridlock along a walkway before. Is that common? (considering how common a sellout is at MP) I'll head out to watch Madison fireworks with relief now.