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What concerns me the most, though, is the team isn't walking. They haven't drawn a walk since the ninth inning of Monday's game. Thursday night, they not only didn't draw a walk against Dillon Gee and his 58 ERA+, they were never in any danger of drawing a walk: not a single batter went to three balls in a plate appearance.
The Miradorn are an interesting alien species, and Ah-Kel’s motives for going after Croden are much more believable than just going with “he’s a bastard,” but nothing significant is done with them because the episode spends most of its time on the Rakhari and the changelings. Ah-Kel gets away from DS9 way too easily for someone who’s supposed to be staying on the station due to his involvement in a homicide investigation. “Babel” established that ships need ops to disengage docking clamps before leaving, so how did Ah-Kel leave? And the tractor beam worked fine on Tandro’s ship in “Dax,” so why couldn’t they use it here? Why is Kira issuing them a stern “stop, or I’ll say stop again!” warning all they can do?
