Edgy MD wrote: I'm torn between seeing this as characteristic of his innate personality or a vestige of his addiction. It's fascinating to watch like a high-wire act, but some nights, you know we're always an arm's length from something ugly, and I fear that Gary and Ron worship him too much to keep a lid on him. I've always thought this, too. There seems like a part of Keith that still wants to binge on coke. He's kept it under control admirably (so far as we know), but it's part of that restlessness. But that restlessness also brings out some great television when Keith gets impatient with lackadaisical play or bad games in general. Sometimes it get him in trouble ("Hey, what's a GIRL doing in the dugout?"), but usually, we're the better for it, like when laughers allow them to wander far afield into '60's TV shows or other trivia. That's where Kevin Burkhardt would be fun- he'd do something silly that Keith could go on about for innings. The Gelbs Era has robbed him of a bit of that. He's not goofy enough for Keith to play off of.