It's cool," Hinske said of performing well in his home state. "I grew up going to County Stadium, watching [Paul] Molitor, [Robin] Yount and [Jim] Gantner. It's a special place for me. I think about my grandpa, my dad and my brother coming down when I was a kid. It was a special night for me, for sure." Along with Hinske's strong night, first baseman Troy Glaus extended his hitting streak to seven games with a solo homer to left field leading off the sixth inning. Over his past 16 games, Glaus is batting .362 with two home runs and 14 RBIs.
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