Miller is still in a hand cast, I was surprised, I was hoping to get to see him play someday. Adams was in uniform in the dugout, it appears to me that his DL stint is on paper only. When he was on the DL previously he was working the charts and/or stalker gun. Dennis batting 7th was a surprise, I thought maybe somehow I missed him going cold at some point, but he's batting .323 over his last 10 so that wasn't it. Delaney changed his walk up music, it should have been good karma to pick such a Badger Favorite, unfortunately he got plunked in the head. It looked like the ball hit the bill of his helmet and jammed it down into his nose. I haven't had a chance to watch the video yet. Vitters is physically imposing and his stats are impressive, including his 13 HRs, but he didn't impress me much tonight. Periard had 5 hard hit balls off of him, and 3 of them came in the 3rd Inning. 2 of the hits against him were swinging bunts, 2 more could have been errors. I think I caught Lawrie's in the first inning on film, I thought it was a play he should have made scored a hit. Later in the game a bounding groundball towards third absolutely ate up Duran... charge that ball on the big hop young man. The runner probably would have been safe anyway but the way Duran back pedaled away from the ball irked me. I've bagged on Delaney's D at 3rd in the past, but tonight he made a real nice play on a line drive up over his head. Marseco hit 2 balls out of the infield finally for me, 1 a grounder that snuck through between SS and 3B for a single. Kemp was a little shakey behind the dish, he let a couple of balls pop away from him that shouldn't have. He also tried the throw all the way through to 2nd play again. Marseco whiffed the throw and the ball went into CF and Sanchez wasn't backing up the play. Luckily the runner who was so surprised he wasn't out didn't advance on the play. Kemp did have a very nice CS, the play at 2B wasn't even close. Braun actually looks decent at the plate, after his sub .200 average at Helena I wasn't expecting much, but he looks like he belongs when he makes contact. The Peoria LF made a very nice diving catch to rob Sanchez of a hit to end the 4th. In the 6th there was a foul pop up that landed about 6 rows behind me. I had lost it on the way up so looked at the guy next to me and figured out I was alright, but turned in time to see it come down squarely on the left side of this gentlemen's head, then richocet perfectly across the isle and hit another gentlemen right in the face. It was like the magic bullet from the Kennedy assassination... I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it. Both men seemed to be okay, though a bit embarrassed and were being treated medical personnel. I must be some kind of jinx, I saw the ball boy's (club house manager) broken ankle and now this. I didn't get to sit in section 100 tonight due a traffic jam on 41 south, I sat in 103, so no stalker readings. Periard was hitting 87-88 consistently on the stadium gun once it was actually getting the pitches and not the throws back to the pitcher. Add the usual 2-4 MPH the gun is slow and he was working 90-92. When he's going well he works very fast, I almost missed a couple of pitches he was working so fast in the 2nd. When he's laboring he slows the pace the way down... a consistent pace would probably help him, he just needs to stay aggressive. He sawed off Vitters so badly that the head of the bat actually went farther than the ball. Tyson was absolutely awesome, after Periard got into trouble in the 5th, he came in and struck out Vitters on 3 straight pitches. He cruised through the 6th as well. I left at the start of the 7th, I had a long couple days and mostly just went down to the game to finally see Periard pitch in person since I've pimped him in the past.