worst. camera. work. ever. by the Brewers Fox sportsnet TV people Unfortunately I have to agree with them. I'm used to it as I have no other choice, but for people used to TBS or ESPN I'm sure the difference is obvious. I was at the game, so I didn't see last nights broadcast. However a couple of instances off the top of my head : 1. Carlos Lee's homer off the train tracks at Minute Maid Park. Instead of zooming out and following the flight of the ball, They just zoomed in on the stands in left and waited for the ball to land somewhere. It never did. What's worse, all the other camera angles did the same thing. So we had to take Darren's word for it, as even the replays never showed the Home run. 2. After a throwing Error by Weeks against the Mets, we get a prolonged camera shot of Weeks standing at his position while Darren and Bill discuss his defensive abilities. Meanwhile, in the background we hear David Wright's bat make contact and the camera switches over just in time to see the ball drop in for a single. We never did see Ohka's pitch or Wright's swing. Not even a replay. I'm sure if I kept a running log of poor game production, there's more. You just don't see anything like that happen on ESPN or TBS. As for tonight's game, let's hope Ohka sticks to his pattern of good start, bad start. that would mean tonight we get the good Ohka.