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welcome to the orioles versus the blue jays. o's xtra pregame brought to you by at&t, your world delivered. last night the orioles pull off a big visibility isry. when you look pack at it, rick, melvin mora, what do you think >> well, it's been a long dry spell. it's been 50 fames since he hit a home run, and that's not like melvin. he spoiled the second half of last season as getting hits with men in scoring position. last night he came through for us. here is a defining moment in the ball game, when he takes a nice swing right off the front foot, hits it to the opposite field. you don't expect he's going to drive it into the seats, but

there it is, the game winner. 4-3 victory. he slides into home, ala luke scott, and just gets the heck beat out of him. you've gotta love it. >> hill worked six, gave up to runs. the bullpen gave up just one run. dave trembley talked about melvin mora's night after the victory over toronto. >> well, i've heard him say he's not a home run hitter, but it's certainly nice for him to get one tonight and win the game. i mean everybody dreams of that, a walk off at home to win the game, that's a special moment. >> you look at what the team was able to do and get the win in the way they did, i'm sure you'll take that anytime. >> absolutely. and to get a walk-off home run, serve pumped up. it was big win for us.

>> we don't give up. we're going out there playingth, sometimes 10, 12, we feel if we can keep our team in the game, we're going to score runs. it's fun to watch these guys. >> toronto stranded four in scoring positions. the orioles opportunities weren't as many, but were able to come up with a big home run. >> you have to give a lot of that credit to the bullpen. bass has pitched very well since his first two games of the season, and johnson ted a very good job, and all of those guys in the bullpen are very is credible. as well as we don'tover use those guys, you can count on them most of the time to pull you out of situations, and they know how to do it. a good repertoire of right- handers, and then hendrickson, what can you say about him, he's done a fantastic job. >> the bullpen, six innings

last night, and just one run. let's check if now with amber. >> well, brad bergesen get this start tonight. in the first half of the season, he really has been a big highlight for this team. he's hat 7 quality starts in his last 8 outing, and has earned the reputation with his teammates that every time he's on the mound, the orioles have a chance to win. and the reason for that, he always goes deep into the game. over 6 innings a game. i spoke to pitching coach rick kranitz about him, and asked him what has been so impressive about bergesen in the first half. >> well, i think everything he's done has been very positive. he's very aggressive. he challenges he strike zone, and i wasn't sure he was going

to always do that, bout, you know, to date, that's all he's done. he challenges hitters. some hitter will try to force you to stay out of the strike zone, and is he's strayed true to throwing strikes and that sinker. he knows exactly what he has to do, and he's learned himself, i think, a little more than anything, he's learned what makes him better, and what makes him successful. >> so where does brad bergesen fall amongst other rookie pitchers? take a look at some of the top ones? he's right up there.

a 5-3 record. really a highlight for the orioles this season, a quite that didn't break with the club out of spring training, but has really contributed in his 15 starts. >> thank you, amber. teach to look at the toronto blue jays starting line- up.    now a look at the orioles line- up.    nick markakis is th- handed batter in the line-up.

how about rick early in the season as compared to now? >> well, i think the league has just adjusted to him. they finally not tired of seeing hip hit double after double after double. he's known throughout payable as having the sweetest swing in the game, and the only way you can get him out, you have to exploit him on a day where you find a spot he's not swinging the ball good, and usually it's up and in with the fastball, and that's where teams tried to go to for a while to keep him called down. they've been able to do that for the month of july so far. only hitting, like, .225 in july, but last night is a good indication. he is more patient, gets the pitch his wants to hit. let's hope he's off and running again. of course he's going to get four days off here in a stretch, but today i expect to see him have a big day offensively to continue what he's been doing. >> now, markakis has done very

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 dave tellly back in uniform after -- trembley back in uniform after being suspended for a couple of games. welcome back, tom davis together with rick dempsey, joined by roc. as wall as i one on sundays, we try quiz roc about the latest they orioles. >> i'm ready, been studying all night. >> rich hill, based on his performance last night, does it keep him in the rotation? >> i think so. everything seems to be laid out

right now. david hernandez will be called up from aaa to start the first game on the 20th, and that's leaves rich hill. dave trembley says i only have five starters, be you do the math, rich hill is one of them. he did pitch better last night, went more than with his fastball. they thought he was getting a little to breaking ball happy. does look like he stays if the rotation. >> one guy that the orioles have called up as of late, cam, has really made some adjustments. really looks like an entirely different pitcher than last

year. >> that's right. the one big adjustment he made, he said he's. working on staying on the left side of the rubber, thought it would be easier to find the left side of the plate that way, which makes sense. so he's been working through that, carried that through the off-season. and then when he got to norfolk, he was working with the pitching coach there to do that. that's been a key for him, and another thing, he has been able to slow his pace down, something they wanted chris ray to work on when he got sent down. he had a 1.07era his last 21 games at norfolk. he was the logical guy to bring up. >> didn't take the orioles long to sign their number one pick,

but what about two, gibbens? >> yeah, it's not going smoothly. they're not even close right now, nowhere near reaching an agreement. gibbens they knew was going to take a while. there's that august 17th deadline now for signing your picks, or they can re-enter the draft. it's usually on the 15th, but that falls on a saturday, so they got a couple of extra days, which they need. but they don't seem overly concerned about losing gibbens. they wanted to get him signed quicker, though, so they could get him into the season and play this sum, the longer that happens, the less likely that is to happen. they really want to get him signed to get him playing this summer, but at this point, you just settle for getting his name on a contract, and it's going to be a a while. >> one thing we have to look at

is who is going to be our first half mvp. i have mine right there. >> who is yours? >> i think it has to be luke scott. doesn't it? a .5922 slugging percentage. he's hitting .327 with runners in scoring position. .345 with runners in scoring position and two outs. and this is big, .333 with 8 home runs against left-handed pitching. that is incredible. he's wanted to show trembley he's not a platoon guy, he can hit every day. in spring training you were wondering if there would be enough hits for this guy? and dave trembley said these things have a way of working themselves out, they certainly do. luke scott forced his way into

the line-up. for me, he's the first half mvp, it's a run way way. >> no doubt about it, the orioles are deep in outfield right now. >> very deep. >> check out roc's column. he's here every sunday with us here. we'll have dempsey's dug without when we come back ♪

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 welcome back to o's xtra. as for the weather today, a very nice day here. 83 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 10 piles per hour. humidity at 50%, the forecast partly cloudy, but it's a beautiful day if july for baseball, as the orioles conclude this three-fame series against the blue jays before the all-star break. welcome back.

tom davis together with rick dempsey. it's another edition of dempsey's dugout. >> we were talking a little trash with ty wiggington, we're going to get to the inside of that clubhouse today. >> you had an opposite out of high school whether to become a football player or baseball. i know you played both in high school. which one -- did you ever think about being a professional football player? >> no, i didn't even really consider ever playing football past high school. i always loved baseball, and, you know, football, i kind of did the same things i do in baseball. i played pretty much all over the place. i played corner, receiver, running back, little bit of safety, pun return, but pretty much the same as baseball, moving around. >> end of every season, every player looking forward to going hole and picking up where he left off with some of his hobbies. what are some of yours? >> i actually enjoy being on

the lane. i live on lake norman, in north carolina, and enjoy the jet ski, fishing, playing with the kids. >> do you like to fish a lot? >> love to fish. >> what kind of fish doing you do the most of? >> i do now basically now almost all bass fishing, but growing on as a kid, we would run down to mexico and try to catch some tuna. >> biggest bass you ever caught? >> probably only about sis pounds. >> i've still got him by four. i have a 10-pounder one. that was in florida, though, that stunt count. they have unbelievablely-sized fish there. shortly at our you got married, there was something about you delivering one of your own children. i am so interested to find out how that all came about. >> actually it was my second is

child, cannon. it was december is 20th of 2006, and, you know, wife just said, you know, i started to get the older one ready to go to the hospital, and my wife got out of the shower, and lo and behold, that baby wanted to coming then and there, and pretty much had time to call up 911, catch the baby, and then just troy to keep them both as comfortable as i could till the emergency got there. >> what was this about talking to the operator on the 911 and her working you through how to tie off the up billickle cord and all of that kind of stuff. was it scary? >> it was very scary, but at the same time, i was trying to act confident and act like i know what i'm doing and be as call as i could, because i had just seen our wife deliver the baby in the closet. >> was she yelling at you at all? >> no, she was a trooper. she had to take the phone and tell me what to do, so she was the big hero in the thing.

>> that's amazing! >> ty wiggington this season, playing a lot more recently because of a rotation between third and first base. having a good year, his first here in baltimore. coming one be the top five plays of the week. tuesday, number five, great play by mora, goes into foul territory. enough strength to make the play oh to first for the out. number 4 comes up on wednesday, top of the 9th inning with the bases loaded. ty wiggington to center field. drives in two runs. the orioles score 4 and go on for a 5-3 victory. valuen teen, down the third -- valuen valuen attain -- valuen

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day for a baseball game. the orioles getting ready to conclude the three-fame series for the blue jays. each time has a victory. let's begin with the scouting report on berg go son. >> he has to stay on top. if he's going to make that sinker work. i think maybe he's just been a little tired. he has been awesome is at camden yards. all of his wins have come at camden so far this year, 5-1 with a 2.83 era. he loves pitching here for his hometown fans. >> toronto sends left-hander marc rzepczynski. >> look at that name.

it's rzepczynski. he's in the record books already. he has his first start. struck out 7 batters in his first game. we have to look back at his numbers in the minor leagues. 21-11 in the minors with a 2.77 era, 277 strikeouts. and the one thing i look for, 253 innings. that's a very good ratio with only 220 hits. another tough left-hander. emergency that, a left-hander against the orioles, 7 in a row now. >> how about the key to the game? >> bergey has to go deep. he averages over 7 innings a game in his last 8 starts. if he foes 7, orioles win. >> now the player to watch, you've been on targets we this. >> dave trembley is going to be my player to watch today. he's been off for the last

couple of days because of that suspension, but don't say anything to anybody, tom, he's been suspended, two days off for losing his voice screaming at an umpire. he's ready! >> that's going to wrap up o's xtra pregame brought to you by at&t, your world delivered. we'll be back for the post-game show. jim palmer and jim hunter standing by with the play-by- play. the all star adam jones, you see on the screen right there. he'll be in st. louis tuesday night when you watch the all star game. stay tuned. orioles baseball coming up next right here on masn with jim hunter and jim palmer.   .  ♪ ♪

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 >> orioles baseball.  hi, everybody, i'm jim hunter. the orioles still sell britting after win of their more exciting games of the year last night. it was the job of the bullpen that gave the orioles a position to win that game for melvin to come through. six innings in all of outstanding relief by the bullpen last night that has capped off a tremendous week. over the past five games, 3-0, and a 1.29 era collectively in the bullpen. the releavers have all tree victories for the orioles over the past five games. jim, i guess when you look at at the work in the bullpen, you

have to credit the starter force getting deeper in games, and today the orioles have their most consist .starter going in brad bergesen. >> well, i think they too. if you're dave, who is taking over as an interim manager for dave trembley, he was able to sequence his way last night. everyone talks about having roles, but that's the way the bullpen has really done thinks. s is -- sherrill is doing well, and bergesen, quality starts. here are his numbers. glowing numbers at home. he faced toronto earlier, but they'll see a different pitcher. he's commanding all three pitches, and if you're a player, you want to play behind him, because he's going to give

you a chance to win. >> the orioles looking to finish strong with back to back wins. they got two out of three in see is at billion returning home, looking to get two out of three here. fios guy! where ya headed? ah, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest uploadpeeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me. okay. (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home and when you switch now, you can get a free compaq mini netbook. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios, you'll get razor-sharp tv, blazing fast internet and crystal-clear phone service all for just... sign up today. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v, and for a limited time, get an incredible compaq mini, to get the most out of your fios internet. get it all together with a great deal on fios tv, internet and phone

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 >> jim h:  well, a beautiful sunday afternoon here, and the first 2110 utah street day here. look, there are the t-shirts, the fans. a complete sellout. in fact, the demand was so overwhelming they have added three more days for the new fan club, 2110, nick and jones.

here is a look at the scarting line-ups.    . >> jim p: our scouting r on the 23-year-old right-hander out of california, mr. quality. comfortable at home, 5-1. in fact, more than comfortable, i suppose, and doesn't walk a whole lot of guys. a little over one and a half per start. >> jim h: and he gets ahead of scutaro.    there's a pouncer, fair b and the long throw across, he got him!

>> jim h: strike at the knees, good spot. >> jim p: even a better spot, if you're going to give a sinker ball to pitch. >> jim h: slider misses outside. 1-1. leaned to left field. back on the ball is rhyme old, and he it for he out. two down.  

 here is lind.  the blue jays too much three hitters now have at least a hundred base hits. 1-1 the count. a little low. he has really developed into a fine all around hitter. drafted in the third round of 2004. gaston back with the team today after attending the funeral of his sister. butterfield the bench coach ran the club for two days while cito with his family. the ball still going back, and

it's over his head, and it bounces against the wall. how about that power the other way for adam lind, and a two- out double. >> i think you're very fortunate, because he can hit the ball out. this team, they came in with 196, now 197 doubles. that's 9 more than the red sox coming into this sunday afternoon. >> jim p: and he can hit it out anywhere. >> jim h: here is rollen, the cleanup batter. he has been quiet in this series. he came in red hot. bergesen from the stretch for the first time today. there's a strike, 0-1. roll. a seasoned veteran. >> jim p: seven-time gold

glover. he's played very well at third base in this series. >> jim h: good-looking breaking ball. >> jim p: brad bergesen, his last start against tonight was his third start in the big leagues. real good breaking ball right there, down and away. six innings, sis hits, three runs, three earned runs. orioles would lose that game in extra innings. little different pitcher. >> jim h: just inside. that's not a bad idea. got a couple of calls there to the first two batters, and tried to hit that inside corner at the knees, but it came off the plate. >> jim p: well, i think practiced, what he's done well, he last game against seattle, made a couple of bad pitches in the ball game. >> jim h: 1-2 inside.

>> jim p: so everything was glaring. >> jim h: so it's 2-2 with lind at second base, two down. centerfield, jones back on it, has it in his reach, and i has it for the out. bergesen gets out of it. a double and one left. we go to the bottom of the first at camden yards. here come the birds. ♪

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 . >> jim p: out scouting report andmarkk rzepczynski, he has pitched very well in the minor leagues.

277 strikeouts. there's your circumstancing 89 mile per hour fastball. he's had a good change-up and breaking balls to go with it. >> jim h: brian 1 out of 8 in the series. batting average now at .271. it was at .294 a couple of weeks ago. strike at the knees, be and it's 1. 2. >> jim p: the one thing about ron, he has already identified himself as a low ball umpire, so you're going to have to deal with that, and that really helps both of these guys. there's that breaking ball we

talked about. 8 for 54 for brian roberts, so wants to have a game and then get a little rest and charge up the batteries for -- well, it's not the second half, but pretty much. the second half. still have 74 games after this game. >> jim h: here is the 2-2 pitch, breaking ball, just got a piece of it. first to time the blue jays have started more than four rookies in a single season. when they starred four, it was way back in 1977. that was the activity year the blue jays were around. that's a fair ball to roland.

guns it to get him, one away.    . >> jim p: that ball hi quickly and sharply. let's take a look at the toronto defense. they lead the american league. pretty solid.  

 . >> jim h: nick markakis ta a strike. nick has in his last two games -- nick has hit in his last two games. it has been 23 games for nick without a long ball, and 94 straight at bats for markakis. you get a feeling, though, that when the droughts end, they're going to start to come in bunches. >> jim p: well, you would like to think that. i've always thought that nick is just a quality hitter, a high average guy. >> jim h: we're into the said at cam deb yards, no score. southwest flight. man over phone: no problem. you know, maybe other people are content to sit around and wait.

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 . >> jim h: bastfastballl is low. low ground ball towards third. mora will have to hurry. thoughs off balance, not in time. that's an infield hit. some effort by mora. he was boat. >> jim p: yeah, he's coming so hard, that he loses his balance. he'll get down, starts falling. not much on the throw. vernon wells, who hits so much better on the road, came in at .328, 172 at home. he smells base hit and beats it out, and really sets up this upping in a sense, because over bay had come into the game 3 for 37. so now you have that whole wells can steal bases, 13 out of 15. got caught last night, 13 out of 14, but again bergesen, you

can run on him. they have attempted two steals all year, just that quick to the plate. >> jim h: 1 hop pitch, there for a strike, and 1-1. well, brad bergesen trying to tie guthrie for the most wins on the staff.

rios takes inside, 2-0. wells

stunt go. a slider outside. ball 3. why is he so adept at throwing out. >> well, he's quick to the plate. you need to get it to your catcher. there's your strike. so has about one second to the plate, and everybody keeping track of that. so when you're very quick to

the plate, and then zauny coming off elbow surgery. accurate arm, but not as strong as some is other catchers in the league. >> jim h: first walk allowed by bergesen, who averages just 2 per 9 inning. we were talking last night about rich hill and the base runners he allows per nine innings, 16 and a half. bergesen is at the other end of that, he allows only 11 per game, and that's based over nine innings. here is david delupe. swings through it. 0-1. >> jim p: so bergesen is looking for something on the ground, maybe turn the double- play. >> jim h: bergesen 23 years

old. the youngest of the orioles starters. there's a strike. >> jim p: i think there's a tendency sometimes when you look at your infielders, when they get into double-play position, they move in a little bit, butt right here, you want to make sure that brian robbers doesn't cheat so much that a ball goes to his left into right field. >> jim h: ground ball towards first, wiggington has it. goes to secretary, one, amortize first. out at first base! nicely done by wiggington and izturis, and bergesen covering up. we'll head to the bottom of the second, double-play ends it. no score. where ya headed? , just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds. and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so's ted. (voice) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (voice) no i'm not! (sighing) ted has betrayed me.

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 i asked gregg zaun about the mindset of the all star players for today. >> it's a chance to take another step forward. you're always out there to ply three in win. for me, the break happens when it happens, so until the fame is over, i'm not on vacation, i'm still here to do a job, and i hope the other guys feel the same way. >> jim h: and you get the feeling if they don't, he's going to remind them. >> jim p: well, there's no

doubt about that. here is salazar, dh'ing today. there is a base hit for oscar salazar.

1-0 to wiggington is outside. a pitcher on the mound who is 2 years old. began the year pitching at new hampshire in the eastern league. that's the league the bowie bay sox are in. was promoted to las vegas in aaa, and then in two starts, dominated the two opponents. little different game at this level. 2-to wiggington, a high fastball. the back swing may have gotten

a piece of culpa. they're going to come out and check on the umpire. >> jim p: let's take a look. >> jim h: oh, afoul ball that got him right on the mask. crew chief dale scott comes in to check. >> jim p: obviously if it hit him. in the head anywhere, you're worried about concussions, things live that. trainers have certain tests. locks like he's trying to take some team breaths. i'm all right. >> jim h: wow.

>> yeah, dead center in the mask. >> jim h: and as jim said, brian knows all the questions to ask. >> jim p: like who is playing today? where are you? >> jim h: who are you? who am i? maybe has a little cut on the chin there from the impact looks like. >> jim p: maybe a pen sell to stop the bleeding. lot easier to shave than cut yourself when you take one right off the middle of your mask. >> jim h: just said "i'm all right". >> jim h: there is jerry mills you see. he had the play the other night

at second base. so ron shakes it off. when justin verlander pitched his no-hitter in june of 2007, it was ron culpa who had the plate that day. that's got to be some kind of a highlight for an umpire as well, because you're part of it for all nine innings. so 2-1 on wiggington. oscar does not have a stolen base attempt on the year. 2-1 is a breaking ball low. ball 3. >> jim p: well, i think if as good a high ball hitter as

wiggington, you just try. and what they said against tampa bay, he was able to change speeds very well when he got behind. and this is certainly one of those situations. now, whether he'll be able to do that on a regular basis, that's the opportunity that has presented to you. struck out seven. avoid the double-play. scutaro gets it to first to get wiggington, sending salazar saved an out for the orioles. scutaro, jim mentioned, only two errors on the year. if you've then see turf at rogers center, it is the worst artificial tough enough the major leagues, so i'm not sure

he gets very many breaks playing on it. >> jim p: he is just a tremendous fielder. works hard at it. only two errors on the year. here is rzepczynski reimold after a night off. to overbay for the second out. >> jim h: melvin mora last night ended the home run drought. we did research to see how many

home runs were hit from when melvin mora hit his home run? 13 different orioles in 2036 at bats over 50 games hit home runs. melvin broke that drought last night. >> jim p: and did fit grand style, didn't he? >> jim h: walk off home run. rzepczynski to him, there's a strike. let's foe back to last night. >> jim p: yeah, there it is. a lot of happy fans, happy melvin. nice slide. no he deserved it. teammates were all happy for him. >> jim h: and who knows, a big moment like that, he might take

off. >> jim p: well, he certainly did last year. he hit 23 home runs opinion had 12 in the second half, hit over .370, and drove in 56 runs in 47 games. >> jim h: well, melvin now 37, and of course for the evaluators, meaning andy mcphail and his staff, you, gentleman along the line, have to determine where a player is in his career. is he just in a slump, or he see getting to the point now where he maybe can't reverse it. >> jim p: and you never really know. obviously if he has a good second half, he'll answer that question. i mean, that's the constant battle you have as a professional athlete, whether it's baseball or any sport, when you get older, if you have an off year, is it because of your age, or because you had an off year. now, eve to the he's had years similar to that second half for the entire year, but that was a number of years ago, he still had a very, very productive second half of 2008, had a

little shoulder surgery. there are the numbers we talked about that second half. for actually where he was. so again a lot more home runs. >> jim h: bounces foul. >> jim p: and for him, and we talk so much, all the lefties, he kind of brings a quality to the lineup, if he can start hit something home runs, or at least extra base hits. the swing is to drive the paul up the gap, and if you do that often enough, you're going to hit the home runs. that's what last night's swing was all about. ball up over the plate. he thought it was going to be a double, just carried right out of camden yards, and the orioles win 4-3. here is the 1- 2 pitch, he got him. breaking ball that is scooped by chavez, and that ends the inning. so base hit and a man left. beautiful day for baseball at the yard. no score. 

 . >> jim h:  beautiful sky overhead on this sunday afternoon. final game before the break. three-game home stand for the

birds. and then a road trip. chavez for toronto as we go to the third. >> jim p: i've been to yankees stadium, did do not the first series, buck martinez did it, so looking forward to that series coming up, despite what kevin millar said about it. he said just doesn't have that tradition. no kidding, it's brand no, but, no, he said a lot of things, but it's apparently a freight hitter's ballpark. >> jim h: there are those who believe that the dimensions are not what they say that they are. >> jim p: and then the wind currents be probably a little bit different. >> jim h: chavez, scutaro, and hill. adam jones heading to the all star game following today. chavez down on three pitches. good pitch by bergesen. one away. >> jim p: yeah, when a guy doesn't recognize the breaking ball out of your hand, why not throw him another one? and just kept going away, away. it's like stair stepping, going

up the ladder, so there you go. just waves at that slider off the plate. here is scutaro, back to the top of the line-up. scutaro has had an amazing evolution, if you will, to become an every day player. took him a while to get established in the big leagues, and when he did, he was really a backup. he played for cleveland and milwaukee in the minor leagues. finally in 2002, he made his major league debut with the mets, and in the big leagues, he's been with the mets and oakland and toronto, and with all three of those teams, he

was a utility guy. it's easy to point out, but difficult to do in a sense, because for most utility guys, when you play long enough, you get exposed. that's the reason. you're a utility guy in the first place. but there are guys that just because of circumstance -- >> jim h: that ball is hit well to left field. reimold won't get there, it & it bounces towards the wall. scutaro heads to second base. second double in the game by the jays. and they again have a runner scoring position. >> jim p: >> jim p: well, that's what they do. they hit doubles. that's scutaro's 27th double. gaston looks on. he likes the double been. but the big difference is what the orioles do so much better with runners in scoring position. before this game, and you can add another one already, and now two, the jays had 830

opportunities to drive in runners, and they're only hitting .261. the orioles have only had 692, and they're hitting over .300. if they were anywhere close to where the orioles are, their runs would be way up there. >> knew izturis will look the runner back. has it for the out. two men down. fans, get on-line, orioles.com. the lucky win her receive four vip seats, parking for the game, tuesday july 28th against kansas city, plus win four passes to watch batting practice right from the field. experience orioles park in an entirely different way. just get on-line and enter at orioles.com. so nolan reimold has a t-shirt day coming up. there will be number 14s all over baltimore. here is adam lind. the oriole t-shirt giveaways have become extremely popular,

and it's really a lot of fun to be out and about, and everywhere you go, you see them everywhere. >> jim p: we can look down from the box here and, les see. sherrill, mora, you can just go all over, roberts. markakis. >> jim h: adam jones. >> jim p: hunter. >> jim h: what, i've got one? what's my number? no, number one is taken. >> jim p: triple o. triple zero, jim. nickname hunt? >> jim h: well, it used to be. >> jim p: we'll have to change that. >> jim h: it was a high school nickname. >> jim p: hunt. >> jim h: well, i'm not going the route of roc, i refuse to

be called sweet pea. we'll leave that to him. there is a four-pitch walk to adam lind. >> jim p: tells you something about lind. and roberts of course came rolling in here with that -- rolen came rolling in here with that hitting streak. i think if you're brad bergesen, you have to go back to that at bat and say, okay, i got a little bit lucky, because if it's to the right or left of reimold, it's a double, and try to stay out of that zone. >> jim h: goes after the first pitch and fouls it back. >> jim p: brad bergesen -- there we foe, before the all- star game. pretty nice average. tony fernandez. mole tar is in the hall of fame, green.

>> jim h: fernandez as an indians player later in his career broke broke orioles fans hearts. the fire to first. oh, safe at first base! looked like he just government it there, and dale scott said safe! >> jim p: here comes trembley, because i thought he was out. one thing about rolen, see, pick it up, get it over there. he does that. see, he's out. and dale scott get this call wrong, and trembley is going to come out and let him know about it. of course he did get tossed in seattle, but he did miss that call. >> jim h: it was close. >> jim p: great camera work. you're out. well, you're not, but you're supposed to be. >> jim h: that will load 'em up. so it will cost bergesen another batter. it's a very quiet discussion. >> jim p: and i imagine that would be an error on mora. >> jim h: it is, so melvin

commits his 7th error. >> jim p: when you're pimping, eve in mora makes an error, it's like giving on base hit. you have to somehow be able to get vernon wells out, you have to be able to compose yourself. >> jim h: off the end of the bat. tough play for roberts, but he gets back out there, has it for the out, so bergesen picks up mora and the inning ends. bases loaded to end the inning. we'll head to the bottom of the third with no score. some days my 8:15 bus is just a bus,

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 . >> jim h: kulpa, who was hit by that foul ball, is going to have to leave the game. he gutted it out for another

inning, puppet he has leave now, and looks like we'll have a three-man umpiring crew for the rest of the day, with the crew chief dale scott now taking over. and here is the play, jim, and got him right flush in the mask. >> jim p: yeah, he goes down, cuts his chin. there is brian, the orioles assistant trainer, along with richey. >> jim h: so jerry mills is togging with lyle overbay and aaron hill. rzepczynski the pitcher weren't back to the bench, because you don't know how long it will take scott to get ready, and you don't want to stand out there if the sun. >> jim h: we talked about gregg zaun with the cookoff, and we have heard on the streets that gregg zaun is the favorite going in, and we asked him his secret recipe for his

chicken enchilada. >> it may not be measured up to what die at home, but you go there if the blue jays club house and ask them about the chicken enchiladas. i would bring a pan in from time to time, and they said those guys have no chance what so of. you'll be able to go down there and sample the gregg zaun chicken enchiladas. >> jim h: so he's proud of his dish. >> jim p: i have tremendous rapport with my catchers, so i'm going to go out on the limb, so to speak, and he's a perfectionist, and we know if you're going to cook, you have to have the high itself quality ingredients. >> jim h: now, we have to see now, guthrie prides himself on being able to cook, and brian roberts. >> jim p: but veteran,

rookies. come on p. zauny in a cakewalk, pardon the expression. let's see, it was spanner for tee request a. >> jim h: that was guthrie. and i'm not sure if brian has decided yet. >> jim p: no, brian, see, he's --? secret. they all wanted to make omelettes, but espn zone doesn't serve eggs. >> jim h: gregg zaun will lead off here when we resume play here in the third, no score. as the or yeahs and the blue jays play the finale here before the all star break. so marc rzepczynski is the blue jays pitcher. his name literally fill this

back of his shirt. if you were in scrabble, and you wanted to spell rzepczynski, you would get 40 points just on his last name! that is amazing. rzepczynski. so you forget about the r, even though it counts in scrabble. now, that's not as long as sat too la mock ia. >> jim p: yeah, which goes around underneath the armpit, but here -- >> jim h: that's 11 letters. >> jim p: you have to pump some iron to have a name like that, because you have to have broad shoulders. >> jim h: 23-year-old rookie out of california. >> jim p: looks like he has a nice feel for pitching, and anytime you are able to -- the

rays were leading the american league in runs for a while, i think they're now third or second, yankees have taken over, but he one-runed them, struck out 7 in six innings. that was his major league debut. >> jim h: well, it's a pretty impressive climb when you consider he began the year in double a, with no knowledge of whether or not he would be promoted, and did so well he went to aaa, and few here in the big leagues, he's taking advantage of all of the injuries the blue jays have had, and taking advantage of it. 

to get on his umpiring gear. let's visit with amber. >> well, jim, today, a part of the utah street bleacher section has been transformed into baltimore's hottest new address, 2110 utah street, presented by first fidelity mortgage. it's named for mick markakis and adam jones.

for $21, you get a reserved utah street bleacher street, plus an exclusive i live at 210 utah street t-shirt. and they've been interacting with fans by throwing balls into the section between innings. don't% your chance to order your seats at 210 utah street today by calling 888-848-bird, or visit orioles.com. jim? >> jim h: all right, amber, thank you very much. we saw a quick shot of arena marks there from our radio flagship. of course her and scott on every day on masn, their afternoon radio show, and there is the crew chief dale scott who began the day at first base, he has oned his home plate umpiring gear, and has taken over for culpa.

and i'm sure ron now is getting taken care of by richey and brian and any of the orioles team physicians here at the game today. >> you can see, a lot of protection, also the chest protector, also department shoes for foul balls. >> so ernie tilery busy man down there getting the dale scott home plate umpiring gear out, which was probably already packed. >> definitely. as you mentioned, the only guy that did not umpire until just this moment >> so we'll have three umpires, jerry meals has moved to first base, and mike demuro is at third, and the conviction of the two will help out at second base. there's mike and there's jerry. >> spring training type umpiring. >> so the crew chief dale scott now back at the plate, and we'll resume as greg zaun will lead off against rzepczynski, no score in this game.

and it's outside, 1-00. ball 2. in his debut against tampa bay. he walked four. he has not yet walked a batter today.    and it's outside, ball now, we're only the bottom of the third, but were the pitcher deep enough in this game to know the ron culpa strike zone, and how big of an adjustment might this to be dale scott? >> well, he has to get familiar. a lot of umpires while you're warming up would sit behind the plate to get an idea of the movement. >> dale scott is a 23-year veteran, he's been in the big

leagues since 1986. and zaun takes another one for a strike. so full doubt on zaun. >> jim p: look at the way he gets down. does he get ready to call a ball or a strike? watch this. there are a lot of umpires that kind 0 get relaxed and all of that. he's down there, and as you're ready to pitch, look at this right here. okay. i'm ready. >> jim h: sharply hit foul, right past juan. >> jim p: so is zauny, rips it foul. >> jim h: there's a got a look at that setup jim referred to. zaun has a two-game hitting strategic going, and he really has been hitting the ball very well since matt wieters was promoted to the big leagues. here is the 3-2, inside with a breaking ball. ball 4, and there's a lead off walk. >> jim p: yeah, when you're not playing a lot, he struggled

early, he said you just have to kind of slow everything down, shorten your swing, is that's what he's, able to too, and just kind of trust your hands. good balance to the plate, and work with your hitting instructor, terry crowley, on a regular basis, and then take your chances. there's "the crow". >> jim h: here is izturis with zaun on at first and no one down. threw is a strike. dale scott the home plate umpire will have to be aware of any ball hit down the third base line. right now, that is unmanned. >> jim p: even for a double or even a home run. >> jim h: ground ball towards second. hill has it, will go to scutaro back to first, and not in time. zaun upset them just enough at

second base, and izturis, who runs well, got down the line. >> jim p: that's a perfect example, even when you don't have ore whelming speed, you get down the base path, is you can -- you can see him. i'll tell you what, that's actually interference there, because -- now, watch zaun, he can't touch the bags, and you're supposed to be able to touch the bargain with your hand, so they certainly could have called a double-play there. a little over stillious slide, but got away with it. >> jim h: so one down instead of the double-play, and here is robbers for his second at bat. izturis without a doubt a stolen base threat, it's not going to matter as that one gets away from chavez, and izturis quickly down to second base. >> jim p: yeah, 9 for 9, so he'll just go on the wild pitch. you can see chavez try to block it. and you're taught, again with a good lead, and, boy, your momentum is going to second,

and easily interest scoring position for mr. izturis. good to see him back. >> jim h: so with one down, the orioles have a chance for a lead. robbers bounced out to third his first at bat. good eye, takes outside, ball 2. brian has 92 hits on the year. adam jones has 97, and markakis has 101 to lead the club. >> jim p: brian with 30 of those hits coming from this side of the plate, one home run. >> jim h: two all. high pop foul. that will be in the crowd town the line. who is the amazing thing about this ball club, they lost jansen, marcum, mcgowan, and they still have been able to bring up these youngsters. orioles, of course, started wait lot different starting

staff than they had originally. gaston, of course, knows they still need to hit a little bit better with runners in scoring position, but some of these young guys are going to get a lot of opportunity to show what their ability level is at the major league level over the second half of the year. here is the 2-1 to brian roberts. low, ball 3. well, the opportunity is very important when your time comes, but from the orgle standpoint, it's very important to have that depth at every level. you look at a guy like rzepczynski, he was their version of jason berken. you have the depth in your system, you have some options to go to if the need arises, and the blue jays have certainly had the need with all of the injuries. there's a base hit to right center field for brian roberts. liz score, roberts hustling to second base, and he holds with an rbe double. so the orioles get on the board

in the third, as brian robbers picks up his 41st rbi. >> jim p: and 29th double of the season. on his way to 50 again most likely. nice approach. he just hits it up the gap, and caesar izturis to make it 1-0. >> jim h: so that a combined team run there, izturis hustling down the line on his ground ball. the zaun slide at second base to upset scutaro's throw to first, and roberts with the rbi double. >> jim p: hill will come in to talk to rzepczynski. the amazing thing about the orioles, is when. you talk about berken, who was 12-4 last year, he had to start at double a, because for the first time in a long time,ny numbers so were great at norfolk, they didn't have a slot for him, at least early on, and then he was called up. was 2-0 down there, and then to

the big leagues. good president bush to have. >> jim h: here's adam jones. takens inside, nearly hit him. >> jim p: and then every time we have a chance to go in the press room and see the scouts, trade deadline les amiantus, end of then month, and a lot of scouts here just raving about the orioles young pitching, whether tillman. had a scout saying he ready to pitch in the big league. it's just nice to have choices. >> jim h: here are some of the young arms on each of these staffs, three rooks i in the blue jays rotation, and three in the orioles rotation. they have seized the opportunity. and he nearly balked, but threw it to the plate. feet got caught the rubber. i'll tell you what what, that was a heck of a, on two ends.

rzepczynski to release the ball, and chavez to block it. >> jim p: yeah, looked like he caught his front spike. he has a book leg swing, and i think he caught it. see right there be it catches. obviously he wants to stride another six, eight inches to get square to home plate, so it catches, and somehow he heaves it up to home plate for a ball. >> jim h: how about chavez? he sees the guy stumbling, and then here come this ball out of his hand. >> jim p: well, roberts is creating a big distraction for rzepczynski. i'm sure aaron hill reminded him about his ability to steal third base. he doesn't go. ball three. >> jim p: my second year, i did that in chicago, lost my balance, and lobbed it up there, like a three pitch softball, and tommy agee hit it over the fence.

that's when i wished i had been a little wilder. he literally took about three pumps and hit it for a home run. it was bizarre. >> jim h: outside, ball four, roberts easily steals third base. rzepczynski never looks at him. >> jim p: yeah, welcome to the big leagues, and this is when you take advantage of a young pitcher. you make a nice adjustment at the plate, and then when you get on here, if you're a veteran, they're going to tell you make him stop. well, see, you can watch this, great angle. leg is coming up. he's already in a dead run, and chavez behind the plate did exactly what you're supposed to do, hold on to the ball. >> jim h: that was some angle. he was almost halfway to third base, and rzepczynski still had the ball in his hand. >> jim p: a terrific angle. >> jim h: so first and third, one down, and here is markakis whose bat came alive last

night. breaking ball outside, 1-0. rzepczynski not only was not in major league camp, he's not even listed in the major league section in the blue jays media guide. >> jim p: that's a balk. could have easily called a balk there. got to step to first base. i mean, that's kind of like stepping somewhere towards the tugout and throwing it back, and, oh, by the way, i'll throw it over to first. there's a quick -- >> jim h: markakis to right filed. there's a base hit for markakis. roberts will score, jones flying around to third, and the orioles have a 2-0 lead! >> jim p: well, there's and good base running. obviously you're going to just go back and tag at third, but adam jones, it is difficult on a hard-hit ball, unless you get a great read, to get from first to third. hanging slider. that's not going to work against markakis. he's all over it, and a great

read by adam jones, because he's running all the way, even to the rios with through great throwing arm. so there is brian going back to tag up, and n case the wall is caught. that will make it 2-0. so the prospects of a big inning here, and the orioles third. >> jim h: brian scores his 63rd run on the year. markakis with his 57th rbi. adam jones hustled all the way to third. the pitching coach out for a chat. the orioles and the toronto blue jays with the three rookies in the rotation, within the al east, they are tied for the most roarkeys in the current five-man rotation. the rays have two. yankees have one, boston none.

>> jim p: chamberlain is pretty much to me a rookie, because he's a reliever that again they just said we're going to make you a starter, and he's been very ineffective, even though he has great stuff, just hasn't learned how to do it yet. >> jim h: to here's sal la star. breaking ball for a strike. here is the 0-1. you factor in, how do you help your pitchers? you get guys who can catch the ball. >> jim p: well, the orioles serge have that in their outfield. you're looking at, of them right there that's heading to st. louis for his first all- star game. there's another one that should be winning gold gloves. >> jim h: salazar bounces it towards third. back to first, there's a double- play. rzepczynski gets out of it without any further damage, but the orioles take advantage of a

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 . >> jim p:  i used to always look at the scoreboard, they get me two runs, and i would think they have to get three, and if you're pitching really, not that you don't respect the opposition, and you're not going to walk a lot of guys and whatever, you'll take your chances, and then you figure if you come out after they get two runs and have a shutdown inning, then all of a sudden

your guys get to grab the bats and maybe quit get you a few more. it's all about momentum in this game. that and execution. there's your outside ball, and rios is going, boy, that's a wide plate. a lot of it has to do where the glove is and where the ball ends up. >> jim h: 2-1 on reyes,sir. bergesenn rios. bergesen has walked two. >> jim p: he almost has the same batting style, and it seemed like when mickey grantly was the hitting instructor, that they all got into this crouch. that's a pretty severe crouch. >> jim h: the 2-2 pitch is

fouled back to the right. another 2-2 pitch high, ball three. >> jim p: so a couple of walks. i guess the one last inning was almost a pitch around to adam lind. not that you want to pitch around him to get to roberts. jones back, and in front of the bullpen, leaps, and he's got it! adam jones takes a home run away from alex rios! >> jim p: well, we saw luke scott do it last night off the bat of vernon wells. so there you go. playing a little deeper, able to get to it easily, and it's just a matter, if you get there in time, and you could see never, ever lost track, that ball definitely going over the wall. there's a great angle right there, that camera along the

wall that shows you that ball was probably a couple of feet over. >> jim p: well, two down. here is dellucci. there's is exactly what europe talking about, be about encouraging the hitters to put it in play, because you have guys behind you, confidence in they can catch the ball. >> jim p: well, it's much easier to pitch to contact when you know you have guys that are going to catch the ball, as you mentioned, and i never really thought about it, because most of the time i had really great defensive teams behind me. but i remember when i left and mike flanagan was still pitching, i think the 0 yeahs hit 209 home runs in 1987, i believe. and they gave up 215. >> jim h: off speed pitch gets dellucci, so bergesen has his first three up, three down

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here at the game with their family on this gorgeous sunday afternoon. beautiful summer day on july the 12th, city and the orioles now with a 2-0 lead, looking for those ad-on runs. another curveball, this one hit this corner. >> jim p: maybe the pitching coach for toronto said you know what? let's not get too productible. let's use all of your pitches. he's had a good curveball, been three something change-ups. >> jim h: wiggington pops it up, shallow right. rios comes in, and he battles the breeze up there, and he has it for the out.

one away in the orioles 4th. and again, the flags in the ballpark blowing in every possible direction. >> looked like last night, when mora hit the ball out to win for the orioles. >> jim h: foul ball down the line. >> jim p: you would think that that means the wind is blowing out to right, but a lot of times, you'll see the flags when the teams are hitting batting practice, or sometimes we feel it here, where the wind is actually blowing into the booth, and you're very happy, because booth barbecue smoke comes right in. >> jim h: now, if i'm reimold right now, i request time, because there's a plastic bag blowing around out there. >> jim p: it is headed to short stop. >> jim h: now involving scutaro more than reimold.

that's god both to be a distraction. it's the same color as the baseball. >> jim p: now he'll go over. marco is also a grounds keeper. there you go. that's a big bag. >> jim h: 1-2 is bounced foul. marco helping out nicole sherry and her crew. i'll take care of this one. reimold looking to get that stroke back. >> jim p: well, he's not getting a lot of low fastballs. there's a breaking ball right there, and he's just going to roll over, and everybody is dodging and ducking. >> jim h: these a ground paul. there is a base hit for reimold. he is on with a one-out single. so he snaps an 0 for 10, and you certainly want him going to the break feeling better about his swing. >> jim p: well, when, you talk

to terry crowley, the batting instructor, when you have a big strong guy, has had some success, and he certainly has, he has the rookie player of the month, you start to think you're going to get those pitches all year long, and they make adjustments. there is aaron hill for the blue jays trying to dive for it. and they change. you don't get as many fastballs. they try stay out of that zone, so you keep working on your swing, you get it short, and then you make adjustments. i mean melvin has to do it. anytime you're 37, you have to make some adjustments. for me, the perfect stroke for melvin, even though he's hit as much as 28 home runs, is the stroke he hits the home run on. right center, left center you. just get get enough hits out there, they'll try to come, and in maybe hitter's counts, you'll turn on some balls. but it is very difficult to hit, and all you have to v to do is start looking at the

numbers. league average with two strikes is .185. that's why they tell pitchers to try to get ahead. >> jim h: reimold has good speed, measures his lead. melvin has a good hitters counsel here, 2-0, and he looks a at strike on the outside corner. >> jim p: body language. i don't think that ball was even close to being a strike, but dale scott is the only guy that counts. take a look right here. that's close enough. well presented by raul chavez. >> jim h: and it definitely looked like at the knee at the front end of the strike zone, which is all you need. not where the guy catches it. >> jim p: see, and that's pitching backwards. he's looking fastball, and he throws a slider. and that's what he did against

the rays. >> jim h: 2-2 on melvin. jo now, just imagine, you now have two strikes, they're going down towards that .185, you have to protect in and out, up and down, fastball, change-up. >> jim h: see it and hit it. reimold runs, swing and a miss, and no throw to second base, as chavez lost the handle of it, so instead of rushing a throw, he held on to it. so reimold steals the base, his second, mora is down on strikes for the second out. >> jim p: and rzepczynski, and there's the jump that reimold gets -- so again, right where chavez calls it.

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 . >> jim h: 0. 2 on chavez. bouncer right back to bergesen. field your position, bergesen does it. 1 down. >> jim p: if you become a defensive player, minute you throw the ball, seems pretty routine, but if you fall off, or not able to catch it. there have been some great pitchers, gob gibson