Terry Crafts decision making in this game was shockingly odd. So in Crafts' mind, Davis intentionally hit Shawn Green in the 3rd, with runners already on 1st and 2nd, to load the bases for Adrian Beltre and thus prompts both benches to be warned, but with 2 out and no one one, Weaver obviously WASN'T throwing at the guy who had reached base 3 times previously and had hit a leadoff homerun to account for the only run in the game thus far.... so obviously that wasn't retalliation and didn't warrant ejection after the benches were warned.... like Jim Powell said, now Crafts is apparently reading the players' minds. I might be the only one who has this opinion, and it's definately hingsight. When the warning was issued I was upset by it. However, I think the warning was issued because both teams had hit a batter, not because Craft was reading intent into them. The warning was "Ok, both teams have hit batters, and I don't think it was intentional, but if anyone wants to retaliate down the road you're gone." (one could read that as "If you're gonna hit someone, it better not look like you were trying to, even if you were.") When Weaver hit Podsednik, wasn't it a breaking ball? When he got hit I remember thinking "Weaver's gonna get tossed for pitching inside", and being surprised when he wasn't. Again, much of my thinking is based upon how things turned out rather than what Craft may have thought. As for Craft provoking our old friend Milton (who I wanted in Milwaukee since his days in Montreal), who knows? Craft may have wanted to let him know that he tollerated one outburst, but that any addtional displays like that would get him tossed. It does sound like he wanted to talk to him between innings, and if that is the case, it doesn't fit the "trying to show up Milton" thing.