Just got in from the Sounds game, even though it ended in a loss, still had a good time. A few observations. Krynzel played left with Gwynn in center, Gwynn was to say the least unimpressive, maybe he had an off night but he certainly does not remind me of his father. Krynzel was caught stealing at second and it was not even close. Watching the play unfold, my first thought was reading everyone's post after one of Brady's basepath escapades. Even though Dave went 1 for 3 with a K, walk, a nice single, and an absolute laser that was hit right at the Royals LF. I came away with the impression that Krynzel is a much better prospect than Gwynn. Was impressed with Rottino, appeared to have a good strong arm at third and patient at the plate. Although Barnwell and Abernathy were shut out I will give them both a mulligan for tonight. I thought Koonce looked awful at the plate, Sounds need a first baseman bad. Brad Nelson, opportunity is knocking, will you please answer it! Tempo of the game seemed to change when Sorensen replaced Clark at second. Say what you will, I like Sorenson. Coming to the game tonight I was expecting to see a dominating performance from Eveland. I walked away with more concerns than ever. Although his line looks OK he seemed to struggle at times. 1st inning he K'd the side only to get nickled and dimed to death in the 2nd and simply put the Royals lineup was not very awe inspiring. Very strange, hard to put a finger on what's up with Dana. Comments withheld on Chavez and Fernandez. Finally, to Nelson Cruz, although he was quiet tonight he appears to be the real deal. The ball just seems to explode of his bat. After the game, they let the kids run the bases, so I took my 7 year old out to run and after we finished I took him over to show him the dugout only to see Cruz signing autographs. As he was signing a ball, I asked him was he ready for Milwaukee, he smiled slyly and nodded yes. I wonder where everyone else was since Cruz was there alone doing autographs. One closing item, took my child to the bathroom in the 5th inning, on the way back someone yelled heads up so I covered Alex and a girl in her mid twenties about 5 feet away took a foul off the top of her head. She seemed OK and was treated by medical staff, but what a thud and yes she was a blonde. Good night all!