I think people are too quick to judge. We don't know how often he goes out to drink or how much he drinks, other than a few token anecdotal stories from people. The Brewers were off yesterday so it's not surprising that a younger guy might be out drinking with friends. It's not like he works a regular 9-5 job and had to be in the office today. Make no mistake, I'm not condoning what Gallardo did. It was reckless and stupid. I can't imagine having a .22 BAC and being able to get into my car, let alone start it up and drive. What's most frustrating is that he obviously had alternatives available (free MLBPA car service, call a cab, whatever) and didn't use them. He only has himself to blame for any consequences he faces, and rightly so. Having said all that, I don't feel the need to get out a pitchfork and run him out on a rail. Hopefully he owns up to his mistake and learns a valuable lesson. Thankfully no one else was hurt by his actions.