But it's amazing to see three different emotions in one shot.

Scutaro's joy
Rivera's dismay
The third base umpire's nonpartisan signal for a homer.

Those yankee fans mysteriously disappeared...

Seems that the A's were concerned about Harden at least an inning before he was actually pulled. It looked like he was insisting he was fine. (No I don't have bat ears, that's just how it looked.) I hope it's nothing serious.

I was definitesly concerned that Bradley wasn't well enough to play. April 15 is his birthday, and he has hit homers on his birthday before. Also, he had planned to wear Jackie Robinson's number today. I had thought they'd kept him out since Tuesday in order to have him able to play today, so it doesn't look great.

Too true. I remember about a year ago, Real Sports did a feature on the Sports Illustrated photographer who, among other things, shot that Ali-Liston photo where Ali is standing over Liston post knock-out. And he observed how that photo could not have looked better if he asked everyone -- Ali, Liston, the ref, the folks in the front row -- to pose exactly as they did. Also he noted that he could never hope to recreate such a photo -- because they allowed smoking in arenas in those days, that created the blue glow at the top of the color image.

Which is a round-about way of saying, nice work, Ken.

Wouldn't ya like to sit with the pros?