Jim Leyland just gave a great interview. He seems like a great guy, a guy I don't necessarily agree with it sometimes, but a very down to Earth guy. Also, the umpire said that the batter beat the ball and the bobble didn't come into play.
Quick thought, is there any value in Hoffman anymore for a trade? Maybe the change of scenery approach that everyone always talks about as a last resort.
I know it is a small thing but I think Axford said "thank you" when getting a new ball from the umpire. If that is the case, I like him that much more.
My wife just asked who the Bears were. I explained that there was a Milwaukee Bears team in the Negro League. Her next question, "Do only black players wear the uniform then?" My response was a head shake.
Positives: Great Pitching and Good Defense Negatives: Hitting wasn't awesome (myself being a chief problem) and the other team yelling was getting to me a little