No, I meant that it's the same in this way: If Chase Utley gets seriously hurt saving a kid from death by car smack, will the Phillies management moan and wail then also? It seems to me that anything that can be avoided that has potential for injury must avoided, even if it means helping out our fellow man. C'mon. These players hunt, exercise, vacation, etc. during the off-season. They live their lives. They are humans. Human nature, for the most part, is to help others in times of peril. If Prince Fielder visits my town and gets hit by a car while saving my son's life, I'll be forever indebted. If the Brewers would make a deal out of it and openly complain that what Prince did was wrong would make me disavow any and all love for that team forever. I understand, jason, what you mean about the groundscrew has their job and the players have theirs. They shouldn't "intermingle" with each other's job. But in times of peril, like yesterday, human nature sometimes just takes over. I'd bet some of those players ran out to help on instinct. I doubt they took a vote or something in the dugout before going out there. I better stop talking about human nature, though, before I accidentally throw something religious out there.