appear) James Ransone as Ziggy Sobotka Pablo Schreiber as Nick Sobotka Melanie Nicholls-King as Cheryl Michael Potts as Brother Mouzone Bill Raymond as The Greek Michael K. Williams as Omar Little Maria Broom as Marla Daniels Al Brown as Major Stanislaus Valchek Robert F. Chew as Proposition Joe Kristin Proctor as Aimee Tray Chaney as Malik "Poot" Carr Robert Hogan as Louis Sobotka Michael Salconi as Officer Michael Santangelo Charley Scalies as Thomas "Horseface" Pakusa Delaney Williams as Sergeant Jay Landsman Chris Ashworth as Sergei Malatov Richard Burton as Shamrock Leo Fitzpatrick as Johnny Weeks Jeffrey Fugitt as Officer Claude Diggins S. Robert Morgan as Butchie Luray Cooper as Nat Coxson Kelvin Davis as La La Bus Howard as Ott Lance Irwin as Maui Jeffrey Pratt Gordon as Johnny "Fifty" Spamanto Benay Berger as FBI Supervisor Amanda Reese Tommy Hahn as FBI Special Agent Salmond Kevin McKelvy as FBI Agent Doug Olear as FBI Special Agent Terrance "Fitz" Fitzhugh William L. Thomas as FBI Agent Isiah Whitlock, Jr. as Senator Clay Davis Uncredited appearances Brian Anthony Wilson as Detective Vernon Holley Michael Willis as Andy Krawczyk Lev Gorn as Eton Ben-Eleazer Brook Yeaton as "White" Mike McArdle Gary "D-Reign" as Frog De'Rodd Hearns as Puddin DeAndre McCullough as Lamar Richard Pelzman as Little Big Roy Doug Lory as Big Roy J. Valenteen Gregg as Chess Jon Garcia as Ringo Paul Majors as Officer MacGraul Schuster Vance as Walt Stokes Reception The Futon Critic named it the 16th best episode of television in 2003, saying the series "once again reminded us happy endings are all too rare in the 'real' world with its second season finale." References External links "Port in a Storm" at HBO.com The Wire (season 2) episodes 2003 American television episodes Television episodes written by David Simon