Rogee

LOL, those shirts are SO white trash. Probably a lucrative market though.

I hope this doesn't sound condensending, but couldn't they just look at the "R/H/E" scoreboards and ignore the "H/E" if they are not interested in those stats? Let me rephrase that... The score isn't obvious to people who don't even know about the R/H/E columns. Whether or not they're interested in those stats, it's still difficult to read for people who don't follow baseball as close as I do. Basically, kids (and my wife) probably just see a bunch of numbers and have a hard time discerning which ones are the actual score.

I've disliked the sound system since Miller Park was built, so I'm glad they're improving it. A new scoreboard seems a bit frivolous, but I was impressed with the scoreboard at Nationals Park, which I believe is HD. My wife brought up an interesting point at the last game we attended at Miller Park: There is no scoreboard that simply displays the score. Yes, there is the R/H/E listing in a few places, but many people and kids have no interest in reading those stats. They need a basic sign that says something like "Brewers: 5 Visitors: 1".

Ryan's blog: http://ryanbraun.mlblogs.com I also received the same set of pictures from my Dad's co-worker. He said his aunt was at the party. It's funny how much of a "small town" Milwaukee is.

I am often embarrassed when I'm at a game and everyone is booing. It seems quite excessive. It's hard enough to get players to actually want to play in Milwaukee. I don't understand why we have to make it worse by creating a bad atmosphere for players.