If only we could play the team with the best record in the NL every night! The house was packed tonight. Big crowd for the Dodgers infield (Garvey, Lopes, Russell & Cey) bobblehead and boo Ryan Braun night. Actually nice to see a decent crowd that stuck around until the end at Dodger Stadium...as I mentioned last night, much different atmosphere this year post-McCourt. I figured I'd be there until 2AM with Fiers v. Eovaldi...that will probably happen tomorrow night with Yo v. Kershaw. Both guys commanded well and pounded the zone. Fiers had a couple deep outs that could've been different at MP, but his first 3 hits given up were 2 broken bat jobs and an infield dribbler. Nice outing. Traffic was nuts getting into the stadium, we got there just in time to see Ryan's Homerun! People were nice sitting around us as usual, but I caught a couple comments after the game walking out. I was explaining to my daughter why the crowd was booing and how they felt Kemp should be the MVP. The guy walking next to me couldn't help it and chimed in how Kemp deserved it hands down. I mentioned Braun beat him in OPS and had some huge hits down the stretch, but the dude just glared at me. Have a safe drive home sir and we took a quick turn down the aisle. Another guy smarted off but I just said Go Kings and got a high five. All fairly tame. The boos were a little louder tonight with the bigger crowd and it being Kemp's first game back. A big crowd really egged the guy who threw the ball back to do it. I'm not going to rag on the fans for getting in Braun's grill too much. Were the shoe on the other foot, Kemp would get plenty of grief in Milwaukee. Although I probably wouldn't be afraid walking back to my car wearing a Kemp jersey in Milwaukee. I like Kemp too. He's not only a great player, but a community guy. Anyone that can get Eithier to not be such a jerk can't be that bad, but I'll take Braunie any day of the week! A few balls were pretty well hit to RF in that game, but only one made it over the fence...that was the difference. That's why he's the MVP.