scored on a bad throw from the catcher. But back to Soriano, whose big night wasn't limited to just the plate. He also made a huge, run-saving play in the bottom of the fifth to steal a double off the wall from Matt Dominquez and double Justin Maxwell off of first with a relay assist from ber-fielder Darwin Barney ). And it wasn't just a great catch and throw -- he slammed into Minute Maid Park's left field scoreboard/fence/monstrosity to make the play (I know!). Seriously, it's worth the forty-six or so seconds that it takes to watch this video . We've mentioned this a couple times already, but Soriano is simply a different fielder this year. And while I'm sure some of the credit goes to Dale and Dave McKay for finally getting through to him, hats off to Soriano for the work he's clearly put in. Many of us (most of us?) never thought he'd be anything less than a frequent liability and occasional pleasant surprise in left field, but the way he's developed (I KNOW!) has been a revelation. In his past seasons with the Cubs, there's simply no way he makes that play -- in fact, he probably boots the ball and plays it into a triple. Whatever he's doing/taking to cure him of his crippling fear of outfield walls, let's keep it coming. The Bad Shawn Camp is bad at pitching. He tried hard Wednesday night to give away a lead and waste Wood's solid