My Letter to the Editor

“Aaron Beat Odds Bonds Cheats’em”. This was the sign I held up during the Tuesday night Brewer game, which was confiscated in the middle of the first inning by Miller Park security. I was not given a specific reason, I was simply told that it “was against MLB Policy” and that I could have it back at the end of the game. When I went to guest relations in the fourth inning to ask why the sign was taken, I was told the Brewers did not want signs that discussed steroid abuse and Barry Bonds. I asked, “where does my sign state that?” After a hard look at the sign, the response was, “It does not, someone just did not like your sign.” The official then stated something about the sign being against the fan code of conduct. I simply would like to know when the Brewers informed the public that they censored signs via their fan code of conduct, and I would also like to know why my sign was improper but the yelling, booing, swearing, heavy drinking, and flat out rude public behavior that occurred at the 12 games I have been to this year is deemed acceptable.

(the above was sent to JSOnline and the Milwaukee Brewers at 10:45 pm after the game)

Everytime there is something fun or exciting

CBS ruins it. Why can't a man simply sit back and enjoy a Victoria secret fashion show at the advertised scheduled time with quality camera angles? The advertisement was the only good thing I saw on CBS this past Sunday. No, here in Milwaukee, they showed some stupid preacher stuff instead and then aired the show at 12:37am. To bad censors, I have DVR. Then to top that, network CBS had awful camera work. Honestly, who wants to see Justin Timberlake dance around, audience shots of Derek Jeter, or the lingerie outfits?