Brewers vs Reds in Cincinnati 2010

Dan Stigler aka The Stigmeister is one hell of a character. In fact I think it is mandatory to be a character if you are to be friends with Mad Man Dave Foley. Hell I'll admit that I'm one. But last night when they came home from the bar Stigmeister admitted to having a few Miller Lites and being a little bit tipsy. He talked about a wedding taking place at the hotel and how much he wanted to crash it, but he didn't bring along a tie. None of this may sound funny to you, but it is to me. I guess you just had to be there that night.

It may have taken a little while, but eventually we all put pants on and got ready to head out to the final Brewers game of 2010. I really wish that this game meant something, but at least I could say that I was there at the end of the season. And so could this motley crew of fools.

I wasn't planning on constantly telling Mad Man to put some pants on, but I'm used to Kevin constantly dropping trou. I know it's a "No Girls Allowed" room, but did we have to have a No Pants Party in here? My personal philosophy is pants optional, but not today pal.

We were very slow to get moving in the morning and I was trying to pregame it for another 1pm start. Mad Man Dave Foley was walking around without his pants on, and I had to tell him on multiple occasions to put some pants on. And that's why they call him Mad Man...

Look at The Stigmeister and try not to tell me that he isn't bubbling inside with all types of crazy. Not the kind of crazy that is going to kidnap children or murder sheep, but the kind that will be random and repeat everything you say like a broken record. Classic Stigmeister.

Despite the fact that I had a cozy half of the bed next to Cousin Kevin, I had promised to sleep / pass out on this couch outside of our room. I wanted to pull my sombrero over my eyes like a real Mexican having a midday siesta. But I sadly never drank enough to get to that point.

Bill Schroeder, or "Rock" as he is so affectionately referred to by his co-host Brian "B.A." Anderson, calls Brewers games for FSWisconsin. We tried to get his attention so that we could be on TV again. He has the power to tell them where to point the cameras.