I made it down for some of the game tonight and the line score probably speaks for itself. Lots of walks, and sloppy infield play and outfield play. First off with the bases loaded and one out in a 0-0 game Prince fielded the ball and threw home for the force out. His throw barely pulled Esparagoza off the plate. Gwynn also dropped a deep fly ball on the run (very catchable) Kind of looked like he dogged it and could have brought the 2nd hand in to secure it. I was not impressed with Carpenter. Mostly for the fact that he really did not control himself on the mound. He showed the umpire up multiple times in his 3 innings, including a moment where he started walking off the field. Enough about the Depressing stories. Before the game was great because Prince, Gwynn, and Weeks all walked out to the batting cage and took some BP and also signed some autographs. It looked like Prince and Gwynn are trying to show him the ropes. I was really impressed with Weeks in the cage. QUICK QUICK QUICK hands. I also did not think he was as built as he was. In all the pictures that I saw he looked a lot smaller. He must have been in the weight room because he really did look put together. He was very nice to fans with signing autographs. In one case as he was walking off the field in warmups, a gentleman asked for his autograph and I kid you not, Rickie was 50 ft away from him walking to the dugout, he stopped what he was doing and jogged over and signed the guys ball, and jogged on back. Maybe he is trying to be friendly and fit in at first... Or maybe he is a truly nice citizen! Even with the horrible game I recommend anybody getting a chance to go see Rickie, as he will probably carry on a conversation with you even. I would not be suprised.