I will post a couple pics. Sorry my camera is not good at al. Would love a nice 10X optical zoom camera where i could change lenses and filters, but i don't have much extra cash...

Dollar Beer night. You can get tickets for as cheap as $3, and it's not really hard to find free tickets. Beautiful weather, a light breeze and i'm guessing upper 60's, and still only about 1/3 of the stands are filled. Officially about 3,500 in attendance. Can't wait for the new stadium.

No real in depth looks at player performances. I don't see radar gun readings. I don't score the game or anything. Sometimes I miss AB's and pitches getting beer and stuff.

kiker wasn't very good last night, he did strike out 5 in 3.2 innings but gave up plenty of hits. only 1 run scored off him but it took him A LOT of pitches to not even get through 4 innings.

thomas diamond looked terrible

jones looked decent. he gave up a walk and 2 hits in his 1 inning but did get a couple strikeouts.

laughter looked pretty sharp, but don't think that really matters.

diaz was decently beastly, if not a hippo i'd say a rhino at the least.

smoak wasn't impressive with the glove but was good at the plate. he hit a double that was nearly a home run. i cheered quite loudly as the double came late with a tie game. some guy close to me yelled, "hey friso fan!!" i look and he yells at me "boo!!". i just smile thinking that smoak is gonna come home and put frisco on top. sure enough he did. i look over at the guy and say nothing but give him a large grin.

lemon reached on a leadoff bunt which was awesome. next batter then moved him on a sacrifice bunt.

majewski got picked off at 3rd base which was annoying late in the game with the score tied. totally reminded me of ian kinsler.

other than that, for a team that came back from behind 3-0 to win 4-3 there wasn't really anything all that memorable. tulsa was only able to score 3 runs off of 12 hits and 2 frisco errors. tulsa couldn't really capitalize. frisco let a lot of little things happen but didn't let things get out of reach.