SD@MIL: Roenicke on Braun's 65-game suspension  MILWAUKEE --
Ryan Braun's corner locker at Miller Park was still full of
baseball gear and uniforms on Tuesday, but the player remained
absent on the first full day of his season-ending suspension,
leaving teammates and manager Ron Roenicke to face a barrage of
questions to which they had no answers.  Braun never said what
he was being suspended for. Instead, he spoke in a clubhouse
meeting on Monday in vague terms, similar to the statement
released later by Major League Baseball, acknowledging
"mistakes" and accepting a suspension for the Brewers' final 65
games. Roenicke said he had forgiven Braun, and hoped the
players would, too, but added that he'd like more detailed
answers, assuming Braun's agreement with Major League Baseball
and the Players Association -- not to mention possible legal
ramifications -- allow it.  Ryan Braun  "You guys know me, I
always think it's better to just come out and say what's going
on," Roenicke said. "There's times that I can't