lack pitched for them. >> he fouled off the breaking ball to stay alive. >> let him hit a fly ball to the outfield. >> well, the top seven hitters in this line come bind have just one hit. that was thome's single off the wall. that's 1 for 18. he's only given up two hits total. the number 8 t batter wise, has that home run. huff keeps his foot on the bag. 3 up, 3 down go the white sox.

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  jeremy guthrie has been great. plenty of offense when you have guthrie pitching like this. >> 8th inning now. carrasco stays on and it's fouled back. gregg has done a good job of adapting to the current role as the backup catcher. >> yeah. he's started to hit better. you know he can catch. >> weed ers is in this series. he's 0 for 9. he gets the day off and can collect his thoughts. it's a great job behind the plate. >> it's nice when you're pitching well and you bond with the catcher. >> yeah. >> it's really important. weeders talk

s about it. you have to get the experience. >> the thing about this season is gaining is experience. all of the players are amore of the o's future and they are getting the firsts out of the way, getting the adversity out of the way. that will make them better players sooner. the hope is as soon as next year. they know what they need to do and what to expect and now they have to do it! that's true for anybody. >> when you talk about the defensive capabilities, he was ready to catch in the big leagues. he was never going to be a guy where he had to hit. they were looking for me. hitting would be a bonus. i am a catch and throw guy. he's the number one prospect in the minor leagues to get a chance to come

to the big leagues. you're supposed to be a hitter and going to be a switch hitter. there's a lot of stuff going on. you talk about baggage. >> yeah. >> the game is so much different up here than at any other level. it's the highest level there is. again, he's going to have to make adjustments. >> we'll have to talk to him again. >> the ball is hit towards the middle and won't have a throw.

it's a one-out single. that's his first hit for the day. guthrie is pitching a 2-hitter. roberts has a hit and a run scored as well as a stolen base. text in your vote now and have your voice heard. >> the o's have their 7th hit. roberts stay s low. >> it was in the first pitch of the game, he was looking for another hit to extend the multihit streak. the other

thing that the young players is once these young players hit september and they go beyond labor day and have three more weeks of games, that's without a doubt enlightening. >> yeah. the astask ahead for andy is that how do we monitor the innings? you don't want to have them -- you don't know the magic number. no more than 30 innings or something like that. >> some are 50. >> yeah . >> some are 40. >> you want to figure out ou that's going play out. the one thing -- when you talk to the other teams as we do, they have tremendous respect for the o's

offense. they are saying that the kid was better than we thought. to me, that's a comply meant. he's made some improvements. after that game, he pitched well again in seattle where they didn't have the best stuff. ferguson is one of those games where you have the run support and it's usually for the 7th inning. jones bounces it towards the middle. there's the tourist. bottom of the 8th is coming up. the o's have the lead, 6-1. this is the new e-class. this is mercedes-benz. coors banquet has been brewed in one place...

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 fouled back. 2 and 2. >> you go running and support nick and support brian. >> absolutely. >> right . and you go to the games. >> well, you do that first. >> yes. >> 135 games. the park at the zone, help the kids, see the o's beat the angels. 2 and 2. foul fouled back. >> complete game is lost and that fast ball is just missed

inside. again, the pitch count is 98. i would imagine maybe you will see the bullpen get a little activity. high fly ball to right. that ball is going to go. second home run. it's a 6-2 game. >> another solo, that's the good news. >> it came right at him. >> you can see that's one of the two-steamers that nails back. you have to give chris a lot of credit. a very short swing. he makes him pay for it. beckham is now at bat! the o's

are hoping guthrie stays. that's the first hit with two strikes on the hitter. >> huff gets him on the back end and it's 1 away. >> yeah, shortstop is knowing good speed, you have to get over it, catch it and release, all in one motion. it loads off the right leg and pushes off. >> wise hits the high fly ball right center field and mark is waiting for it to come down. 2 down and 1 out. >> wise is retired.

one out of three with the solo home run. >> he had another home run on his mind. 2 down in the inning. >> here's bane and he will be abducted into the o's hall of fame. he certainly deserves it. >> what a terrific player. >> his numbers retired by the white sox. of course, he's allowed to wear it. >> i started him off in the first major league home run. i didn't make him hit it, he just hit it. he had 107 homeruns as an o's player. the numbers as an o are much better than you might realize because he's so associated with the white sox. his numbers retire here and here's the tribute outside the

stadium. they used to have the numbers inside the stadium. when they renovated, they made that plaza outside. that's one of the nicest men you will ever meet. >> high foul down the left side. >> they have the numbers on the wall. let's see, bane, fox -- >> they used to have them on the second deck is what i meant. >> yeah. >> i actually forgot about those. >> i got caught. >> no , i know what you mean. they used to have them. >> yeah and then they made the club level and the numbers disappeared. >> revenue, jim. >> how could i misthat? >> -- miss that? >> there's the statute.

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 guthrie is on the bench. eight peer it appears -- it appears that probably will be it. good job to him. a couple of solo homeruns. pena came over on the july event. there's the numbers, and it's good stuff. he threw the ball well on friday night. carrasco came in during that mess of an inning in the 5 5th. he allowed an inherited runner to score and got out of the jam without further damage. he saved the rest of the

bullpen. >> he made a lot of good pitches. >> here's nick leading off. the o's have done a good job at the plate today in being patient. obviously, the command of the pitches by the white sox has a lot to do with the 7 walks but the o's are being patient and allowing it to get deep enough to draw those walks. >> ball three, outside. >> you know the count on mark. nick doesn't have a hit in the game but has walked twice and scored a run.

>> strike is taken all the way on 3-0. tony pena -- that's cut and fouled it back. >> pena is 4th in the major leagues since '07. he was leading the diamond backs. >> 3 and 0 to a full count on mark. it's fouled back again to stay alive. nick has a

five-game hitting streak on the line. >> eight hits during the five games and four of those are doubles. >> hard hit ball, just fouled. he just missed hitting it down the line for an extra base hit. >> we're going to have to get an opposed mutual. he held his bat very much like nick. >> i am not really sure if maybe his stance was that wide but it worked for both of them. fly ball to left and there's podsednik. that is an out.

every o player in the lineup today has been on base. a hard hit ball down the line. that's the glove of konerko. the fan reached on the floor and touch -- reached over and touched that so it's a ground hit rule.

>> there's your low inside fast ball and he's all over it. konerko wants to be able to play against tampa bay, he made some awfully nice plays. that was a very difficult play. >> no reason to get in the way of that one. >> tampa bay is here tomorrow to begin a 4-game series. >> night games are monday, tuesday and wednesday and a day game next thursday. melvin moore has a chance for an rbi. the rays are a team with 6 games under 500 on the road. 20 wins, 26 losses.

there's jim johnson getting loose to pitch the 9th inning. >> there's a good slider right there. 93 with an 88 miles per hour sliderment r. -- slider. you can see how he has success in the national league. 1 down and huff is at second base. it's fouled back. right handers are batting just 2.27 against fee that in his career. -- pena in his career. he was 5 and 3 with

arizona. he got traded for a youngster, brandon allen. haos a home run hitter. -- he's a home run hitter. >> that's a prospect they gave up to get a guy to help their bullpen. >> 1-2 and it's fouled back. moore is battling pena. >> back then, they were a valuable commodity. if you're going to get one established, the white sox knew that pena could step in and they knew what they were getting so you have to give up that talent.

there was a line drive to center and it's a base hit. it got to it quickly. melvin moore extends the hitting streak for 3 in a row. they department get a guy that was as established as tony pena but they got brian bass. in september, they needed pitching and he turned out to be an integral part of the bullpen. you're always trying to add. it's fouled back and the o's have been swinging the bats since the all-star break. 3.13 team batting average. with one more hit, they would have had 10

or more hits in each game of the series. they have 9. it's outside. contreras went four and a third. carrasco is 3 and two-thirds and pena is here in the 9th facing luke scott. he's 0 for 8 in the series. >> it's top of the lineup. >> one more run takes you out

of the grand slam territory. it's a negative thought but a pitcher or manager's thought. >> 2-1 and scott didn't like that call. >> 6-2 lead. they could hit a grand slam and tie. that's the negative thing. positive thing, you have a 4-point lead. so don't walk anybody. >> right. don't walk anybody. >> line drive. there's a base hit for luke scott. that ball hits to the corner. there's the 5-run lead and moore heads to third and luke scott has an rbi double. >> luke will be able to end this series feeling good about it.

>> there you get going again. there's mel vin all the way to third. now reymold is about to become a better hitter because they are down by 5 and cut off anymore damage in this inning. how many times have we seen the o's do this because you trail in ball games? >> it's apardonpart out process when you're cutting off runs and it puts pressure on the defense and the pitching and makes the hitter at the plate a better hitter. reymold has shown a lot of discipline for a kid as young as he is. that's a high fast ball and it's 1 and 0. another nice day for him. he's been on base a couple of times. he's been hit by a pitch, he's

walked. it's low ball two. pena after getting nick in a deep at-bat, has given up a double, a single, a double. >> one down. good looking slider there and it's 2 and 1. >> the slider -- when i first came up -- sent a lot of guys home. the curve ball, you can time it better. the slider, well thrown, looks so much like a good fast ball. there's another one that backs up. but it catches the inside corner. we had a guy roger who was a

great minor league hitter. the differ of freed and bailer is he could recognize the slider. reymold fouls it back. the good slider has touch a tight wound and if you throw it with the proper arm angle, it has great tilt. it will go from one corner of the strike zone all the way across but it does it quickly yet it reads fast ball out of the pitchers hand and that's why it's a difficult pitch to hit. >> reymold takes strike 3 and he knew it. slider is in there for the strike out. two men down! there's another backup. the back up is when you get under the spin. it will come down but not break in and across. you can see the spin on the ball and

see how he frames it down. maybe it was inside. 2 down and pena gets the second out. there's ball one. two singles, an rbi and has also walked. good day at the plate forson. jim johnson has been waiting a long time out there in the bullpen! that's the second time he's been up. he waited a long time to get loose the second

time. >> strike two. there's jim. to his left, there's allen. >> and the rest of the gang. >> yeah . who is the tkpwapg in the middle -- gang in the middle? >> george cheryl. >> it is gone. there's a 3-run homer for gregg. it's a 4 rbi game. when what a day for gregg. well, great day at the plate and behind the plate. watch him drop the bat head on this ball.

all he did was -- the key to hitting is the passive to the bat to the ball. how do you get the bat head into position to hit the ball hard. he does it there. pena looks like a bobble head. he can't believe it. >> there's a liner and it's off the bat. that ends the inning. gregg's 3 -run homer caps it. jim johnson is coming on and we head to the bottom of the 9th. each with an average speed of 590 mph... almost as fast as you. nothing's gonna hold you down. grab your bag . it's on™west so our low fares stay low. ( ding ) book now at southwest.com.

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 there's a man with two singles, a home run, and 4 rbi game for gregg. >> he takes advantage of the time he gets to play. tkpugt reu will tell you how good of a -- guthrie will tell you how good of a job he did behind the plate. this is a tuneup. late lately, it's been a little bit of release point issues for jim. brian knight is out there talking to him. this guy is

10-2 in favor of the o's. we'll get the bench players at bat. >> he's an infielder but has played outfield. he likes the outfield he says. it's serene out there. >> yeah, nobody is behind you. if you're in the infield, you have guys in the outfield. that's a little bit of pop. johnson gets ahead of him. >> it looks like he has steve. >> dowel foul deep down the left side and back out of the play.

>> mark is 14 and 1 in the last 24 starts. breaking ball hangs and it's fouled off. >> jim johnson is getting an inning of work. he's not been in the game since last week end after pitching an inning. >> there's strike three. inside corn er, perfect pitch and one away here in the 9th inning. jeremy guthrie is 44% edging up

roberts with 36 and gregg is 20%. gregg just got a home run. vote for gregg. come on, folks. text in your votes. results are coming up on extra's post game. >> you are roots for the under dog. >> i always do. there's a broken bat and a base hit. anderson gets a hit. >> i am impressed. he just fights it off and it comes apart in his hands. >> brian anderson gets a base hit and he's on with one down.

fields is coming up. beckham took over at 3rd base. >> fly ball to left field and it's chasing reymold back and he has a play. on the warning track, grabs it for the out and it's 2 men down. >> there is no doubt trying to smooth out josh fields that he's got the strength to hit 40 homeruns. >> a lot of strike outs though. it's just missed the home run. >> his name keeps popping up in trade thoughts as well. >> yeah. beckham is coming in and playing even though it's not your pro toe typical baseman. he doesn't hit with a lot of

power. this guy does, though. >> yes , he does. >> high, ball two. there is beckham on the bench. >> gordon david needs a hair cut. >> mull let night was friday. >> i bet you had one in high school. >> i had a little bit longer hair in the '70s. i have pictures. i'll try to bring them in and show you. >> this was then. >> any anything you say. >> haour sure. right. you're catching on. >> wow.

the center field cameras are underneath his name. that's where the ball landed the other night with the grand slam. watch this bat speed. lift and launch. >> not bad for a soon to be 39-year-old. >> 3-2 inside and he draws a walk.

it's 0 and 2. >> the white sox are right in the race even though they are 4 above 500. that's why everybody is expecting because they are in the central. that's a win bl division. the tigers are in first. >> the twins no longer flay red sox -- play the red sox, yankees

or tampa bay. >> most people think that's a distinct advantage. time will tell. the o's come back leer to chicago -- back here to chicago again. it that been just one series in each ball park. >> late august, i believe. >> that's right. 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. another weekend. >> 1 -2. low, and it's 2 and 2.

>> 2-2 pitch and the o's win the game. good day all along. time hreu ly hitting and the o's win it by a final of 10-2. more o's action as the birds travel to new york to begin a 3-game series with the yankees. masn begins at 6:30. now for our entire crew, we're saying so long. today's telecast has been a masn presentation.

the o's win tpr for a 5th time this year. >> well, i thought the o's today were very patient at bat which is what they needed to do. he had his trouble against the o's. but it's aggressive on the bases today with the right people. who they are going to be aggressive with is what they have to define. i don't want to see huff trying to steal second and third. the rest of the guys took advantage of the white sox. their catchers have a tough time getting rid of the ball too. i liked their whole game plan today! he's 14 for his last 29. harris is right now with gregg. >> gregg , it's great for a win on sunday.

did it seem early that a loft scoring happened -- lot of scoring happened? >> they were very patient. hosea continue reras has great -- contreras has great stuff. we're getting in good hitting counts and took advantage of the errors on their end. >> take me through that at-bat? >> it was tough to see here at the end. i had never faced pena before. it was hard and it was right where i was swinging. it was good for me to get that extra one. >> it seems like you're always taking advantage of every opportunity out there. >> absolutely. i just go out there and try to help out anyway i can. i can here to do other things on the days i am not plays. but a work really hard

and my main bole is to get pitcher a win. i give it over to the bullpen after a few innings. >> tell me about his outing, a 3-hitter >> he wanted to be aggressive and threw great breaking balls against tough hitters. you know, we got him dialed back in. for the most part, he was in the strike zone. he shook me up a couple of times to throw a fast ball. he felt like he had a good one. >> goodwin and enjoy the flight to new york. >> tom? >> thank you. >> roberts walked and advanced to third.

he scores on this wild pitch. >> the white sox were self-destructive by these wild pitches. the o's just took advantage of that. roberts went to third and it was a good job.

when you look at the 11-bait hit and the o's controlled the ball game early. jeremy guthrie worked 8 strong innings. tkpugts reu was really on today -- guthrie was really on today. >> well, we talked about it before and it's tempo. what guthrie needed to do was get time away and find the reprogramming of the computer. i like watching the balance. his head is right there on the strike zone. he stayed behind most of the pitches. that pitch was not a bad pitch. he gave up the home run and went right back to work again. guthrie give up

too many homeruns but i'll take this kind of effort from him every time out. he had great movement on the fast ball today and changed pitches well. he worked with his fast ball today and he had great tempo. he didn't try to overthrow. this is what he has to do to get back on track. >> maybe his best effort for the season? >> i like it. he's been struggling so much and he tried to overthrow and couldn't find the release point. the hanging curve ball and changeup, all of that stuff got out of whack for a while. you have to go back and get control of your best pitch and it was movement on the fast ball for guthrie today. guthrie went back to the king of the rotation by being able to throw the ball over the plate and now he's got

his 7th win. if he continues to pitch, he'll be over 500 soon. >> time to look at the player of the game. it turns out to be guthrie with 48% of the vote. roberts came in second and gregg had 20% of the vote. the o's beat the white sox. 10-2. 41 and 50 is the birds. ?

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the o's had an interesting 5th inning. they scored 5 times in the inning on 3 hits, 3 walks

and 1 hit batter. it was like a multitude of things in that inning. gregg got involved where he went into the double play. >> the o's have had trouble running the bases this season. it's a broken double play. gregg stops and force it is second baseman to come after him and the fact that the runner scores before they actually touch gregg for the second out of the game, allows the o's another run in the inning. those are thing that is don't show up in the box score but help you win a lot of ball game and put pressure on the white sox today. it was good base running today.

>> that's a good hustle on part of roberts today. another stolen base today was reymold that goes all the way to third base and gets in scoring position at third. today, that was what the o's needed to do. adam jones is in the second base too and be careful about the head first slide. he almost hurt himself and separated his shoulder there. it didn't happen and he was okay but it looked like a hard slide. >> it's interesting the the white sox used to be known as the

go-go white sox. but the o's were doing all the go-going in chicago! jim, great performance today. >> well, he's an outstanding catcher. he was talking from a defensive standpoint, he was ready to catch in a big leagues. it's a great stroke in the ball game. call in a game is really important. it's a 3-run. it doesn't make a lot of difference. it looks good on the resume. he did an out standing job. any time you get a guy like guthrie to come back

and a lot has to do with the pitch calling and the fact that -- it was a close ball game and it was 1-1. but this was anybody's ball game in the 5th inning. guthrie pitched well and gregg had a lot to do with that! guthrie got the layoff and gets back on the mound today. what an entirely looking different pitcher today. the tempo was not rushing. it paid off. more movement on the fast ball at the same time! you know, i hang on your words and i was listening and doing my notes. usually the ball straightens out and you don't have the kind of command. a couple of thing that is come to mind, jeremy was more enthusiastic. he pitched on the 7th and i think he was pap happy

tote -- happy to get back on the mound and throwing with good velocity. that 90, 91, i think he's better at those numbers. you have an umpire that's not your american league umpire or major league umpire and they took advantage of the strike zone and made great pitches. the fast ball and changeup to wise. you give your team a chances to win and you're back on track. for the o's to perform, he's going to be a big partover it. he's got a big opportunity to maybe win more games than he's ever won in a major league level. >> we appreciate your comments and we are looking forward to new york playing the o's. >> thank you very much. >> when you look back at the

game, that big victory and gregg helped the victory with the 3-run homer late in the game to pad up the score, it's time now for dave trembly. he's with jim hunter. it's brought to you by verizon wireless. >> thank you very much. guthrie is getting taoep in game -- getting deep in game. i think it goes to show if you locate, it's not how hard you throw. you locate it down and it's probably one of the better games i've seen him pitch. they had a big game and base running was very good and you know, it's a good one to get out of here with. >> guthrie's illness has a lot to do with the long lay off. do you think that benefitted him? >> he was ready to pitch and

had get preparation before the game. he was red tkeurady to pitch. it was a nice outing for him. >> contreras didn't have the command that guthrie did but your hitters forced the issue by being patient. >> you know, he throws the sink at you and you have to be patient and can't pitch out of the zone. we did a real nice job and got big hits. we took advantage of walks and turning the lineup over and guys in the game getting big hits on us. >> robert steals the base and before guthrie takes the mound, he has the lead. >> you like that on the road and if last game of the series. robert set the tone for us and came out aggressive! enjoy the trip to new york.

>> this will make it a whole lot easier. thank you. >> thank you . that's a report brought to you by verizon wireless. they have an off day on thursday and three games in boston through next sunday. all six games will be on masn. now when we come back, we're looking at jake. that's next when we continue with o's post game in a moment.

time to look at the major league highlights. we have a double down the left field line. that's coming in the second with the boston red sox. this is 11th win. torrento blue jays are up. red sox beat boston 3-1 today. torrento is 3-1 over boston. new york, they win today as alex rod rod comes through with a solo home run. it's the 19 th of the season. mark had his 23rd.

both homeruns have come off jackson. the detroit tigers and the new york yankees play at the stadium. they have won by a count of 2-1. you have tampa bay and kansas city, 4-3 rays in the top half of the inning. the seattle cleveland winning today. that was a 2-run shot. we'll talk about monday's starter in new york. that story comes up next when masn post game returns in a moment. beer. it has a very nice spice note. it has a little lemon zest and a historic brewing spice called grains of paradise. it's citrusy, lemony. sam adams summer ale. it just totally reminds you of summer, yeah.

after the o's beat the white sox, 10-2, reymold had an interesting day. he was hit by a pitch and walked with bases loaded. >> well, this is a win that if you look at the offense, the production was not great except for gregg. you took what the white sox gave you and took advantage of the mistakes. >> absolutely. that's apart of the game is taking advantage of their mistakes. we put up a few runs at a time. we had a big day. >> it's not really a running team but we saw that across the board. >> that's the way it happens sometimes. you have to get guys in scoring position. we'll take them anyway we can get them.

>> it's a phenomenal game and he didn't give them very much at all. you know, it was a goodwin for him and a -- good job for him and a confidence builder. >> thank you. >> 9 homeruns and 26 rbi's. that's a part of the dempsey's dugout. he's adapted well to the o's. >> he is. it's different every day with reymold. you have to get around the league once or twice before he can really expect him to settle in against major league pitching. i think he's doing a fabulous job. he's good at seeing balls and strikes. he doesn't swing at a lot of bad

pitches. he's struggled with the breaking ball. that's the adjustments you expect to make. he's got 18 homeruns on the season. he's doing a fabulous job and will be the left fielder for the future. he has nothing to do but get better and better. he's going to go through slumps here and there. as long as they don't put too much pressure on him, he'll come along on his own. >> today, gregg hit a 3-run homer and was involved with an rbi single. this has to be tough from coming off the bench. >> he's found a better swing plague part time. the pressure was on to keep weeders in the minor leagues as long as

possible. he's accepted his role as a backup catcher and found a nice groove. he got that today and was able to hit a home run. that's huge for a guy coming off the bench that doesn't get to play very often. he's always going to be good defenseively. he knows how to block the ball and how to block on play. you can get rid of the ball behind home plate. >> gregg, is batting 4.83. the o's head to new york after this victory and david hernandez pitches against petter. >> well, yeah. of course all of that stuff is paperwork. what i like about hernandez is he's started to settle in before being sent back to triple a. he didn't do anything wrong but i think you have to watch this guy

pitch over a long period of time to see how valuable he's going to be. of the three rookie pitchers that we have, her unanimous debt probably throws the -- hernandez probably throws the hardest. petter has a choke hold on the o's and we have to come up with good right hand hitters to counter him. we can't let him keep winning ball games easily. >> now our coverage will begin 6:30 monday evening. the game begins at 7:00. the birds win over the chicago white sox, 10-2. 41 and 50. l this is come davis and thank you for -- this is tom davis and can thank you -- and thank you for watching

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confusing? it won't be. let's go. >> all right. 4:00 games and talk about gut-wrenching, how about bret anderson loses a perfect game. two outs and bottom of of the seventh, a's and angel necessary terrific pitching matchup. full highlights coming up. >> what's up? welcome into the house, we keep you current, 5:30 on the east coast on "espnews," beautiful face, steve bunion, this one, i'm the coach. and we're still all kind of disappointed and it it is good cink is overseas because he can't watch us right now because we are not rooting against him.

>> everyone was just sort of pulling for 59-year-old tom watson, who started one stroke up. would have become the oldest winner not of a major, but any p.g.a. event ever. >> final round of the 2009 british open, beautiful turnberry course in scotland and watson not to be a debbie downer, but last year greg norman held the third-round lead. final round 77. lee westwood doing the opposite, heating up. eagle on seven. -stroke lead. watson for birdie on 11. back up to a tie atop the leader board at three under. 59-year-old watson's tee. look at that. who would have predicted that? not even watson. for par on 14, though. that is a bogey. drops back to two under. still appear to have control of his emotion and his game most of the day.

on 15 westwood, leader at three under, but finds sand. would bogey 15 and move back to two under. he is falling back and cink quietly hanging around on 17 for birdie. misses it to stay at minus one. on 18, another birdie attempt. didn't see too many on 18. drains it. gets back for two under. he finished earlier than the other guys. everyone watching two under wondering if he can do better. watson on 17 for eagle. nope. he would birdie to go back to three under. cink ended two under. watson three under. one stroke lead. one hole to play. on 18, westwood at minus two for par to tie cink. there is playoff and westwood won't be a part of it. watson 59-year-old tom watson 26 years since he last raised the claret jug. he is 2009 british open champ.

looks awful good until it rolls and rolls and finally stops right on the edge. again, getting up and down, 2009 champ. it gets up. that is pretty tough draw. tom watson again still if you make it, you are the champion. watson called that a lousy putt. he knocks in the bogey and go to the playoffs. play the playoffs different at each of the majors. at the british it is four holes. all four holes watson even par throughout the tournament. 59 years old, legs start to come into question. finds sand on first playoff hole and gets out all right, but bogeyed. stewart cink leads. second hole, watson finding trouble with tee shot. had to stare into the sun for this shot.

best shot of the tournament. saves for par, so did cink. cink one-stroke lead going into third playoff hole. watson tee shot would cost him. bad. thick scotland grass. and that is a rough shot in rough. watson used eight iron and said he should have used a nine iron. cink quietly in the green to match the course. finding fairways and finding greens. two putt from there for birdie on third playoff hole. this hole with one-stroke lead. watson putting for bogey. uh-huh. double bogey. essentially cink gets the claret jug. finished off six-stroke win and

hopefully playoff for cink, watson story of the week. the story of the tournament, maybe the story of the year in golf. but comes up a little bit short. cink the 1997 rookie of the year finally delivers 12 years later with his first major. the story was watson. >> would have been a hell of a story, wouldn't it. would have been a hell of a story. wasn't to be. yes, great disappointment. it tears at your gut as it it always has torn at my gut. it's not easy to take. i put myself in position to win. didn't do it it in the last hole. playoff was just one bad shot after another and stewart did what he had to do to win. >> i'm just filled with pride

and honor and i'm just, i don't know, too many words to use to describe the words. playing against tom in the playoff, it's mixed feelings because i've watched him with such admiration all week and of course it would come down to me against him and in the playoff. but it it was just i felt like i did a pretty good job in the playoff sticking to my game and made a couple good saving putts. golf course is so hard that someone eventually will probably lose a tournament with mistakes. >> that is exactly what happened. cink joining glover and cabrera as guys to win outside the top 10. last time that happened in first three majors of golf season 1999, when -- stewart and lori did it. az inger have been around since then and they anchor from scotland. >> paul, it came down to the

72nd hole and not the putt necessarily, but tom watson second putt. >> he thought about nine iron and decided to go with the eight iron. the ball was close to being perfect and in the end watson had a putt to win and didn't make it. >> he obviously lost momentum and stunted from the bogey at 72nd. what about the fatigue factor at age 59. >> no question about it, when i was in the playoff with greg norman, my legs were cramping. it is a real possibility. he may not admit it. he did say he lost his legs on 17 a little bit. he valid played his best and been good enough to beat stewart cink. >> what was time when 36.5 wins was the norm? the woods era changed that, but cink is doing it the way it was done in your era. >> it is in about the right progression.

he would call himself an underachiever with six wins. terrific player, great gentleman and this is a life-changing accomplishment for him. >> cink is the winner. he will go to minnesota next month. >> thanks f. tom watson had closed this out he would stay host of record. oldest guy to win any event, let alone a major, would have become the second guy to win the open six times. instead this is a bitter disappointment. >> almost seems there is no one else on the trading block. maybe that is because roy halladay is the early christmas present everyone is after. trading for the former cy young who has an iron-clad no-trade clause which means he can dictate wherever he goes. with a start on sunday in all likelihood halladay valid only one more start to impress his

closest suitors. halladay looking for first win in six weeks. he has red sox at home. 4-1 and j.d. drew and that is how the day would go for the red sox batters. jon lester good, but not good enough. rod barajas. finds corner. two blue jay runners come around to score and that is all halladay would need. jason varitek top four. going for complete game. blue jays up 3-1 and ellsbury. red sox lose their second straight after winning four straight. halladay is four complete games of the season. 44th of his career. tied for most wins with 11. jon lester seven innings, three earned, six strikeouts. roy halladay was asked about

possibly moving on. >> you know, i think the idea has always been to be here and to win here and you know what that takes, you know, i don't really know at this point. but i think like i said the best you can do is focus on what you can control, what you can and when things come up, try to control them at that point. it is hard to worry about those types of things when it's not really in the present moment. >> all right. roy halladay, 44th time in his career, 39th time since 2003. that's 13 more complete games than any other pitcher over last seven seasons and 32nd time halladay has gone all the way and allowed one earned run. >> tiger hoping to avoid sweep of old timer's day at new yankee stadium. bottom of fourth, 1-0.

alex rodriguez there. the controversial slugger has gone yard. game tied at 1. bottom of sixth, teixeira, spell spelled -- mariano rivera to end the game. yankees win and finish the sweep, first in detroit in four years. tigers one for 26 with runner necessary scoring position. joba chamberlain an e.r.a. of 6.75 in last three starts. first home win of the season. yankees continue home stand against the orioles and a's and tigers back home against seattle and the white sox. >> philly necessary florida looking for eighth straight win after they got rained out last

night. ibanez breaks the game wide open. he went one for three with pair of walks. gives philadelphia 3-0 advantage. top of the third, jimmie rollins, add to that. he was off the wall 3-5, ups average to 236. philadelphia 4-0. that is more than enough. how good is this guy looking? awful good. final score 5-zip. 7-0. walks one batter and helps philadelphia to 7-game lead in n.l. east. that thing will be over. phillies back home against the cubs and padres. marlins hit it west coast style. >> coming up, as stages go

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>> tour de france, 127 miles, high-mountain stage. try riding through this. it is pretty, but no thank you. lance armstrong at his best in the alps. those stages are coming. halfway threw this stage, armstrong falls to middle of the pack. 10 miles left and armstrong positioned himself with the leaders, but here comes alberto contador, 2007 champion. he's pulling away. armstrong in second place. 3-1/2 miles left and contador starts swinging at spectators who got too close. you know the ronald mcdonald

look-alikes. >> now contador will wear the yellow jersey so with this win in the 15th stage, 2007 winner taking the lead. armstrong entered the day in fourth place, and now in second. now a minute back of his teammate. after the stage, we asked armstrong about contador. >> are you saying in the absence of injury, alberto contador you are riding for him? >> yeah, i think after today he demonstrated he's the strongest man in the race and i thought i'd feel better. i didn't, but i didn't run out of distance and the clock didn't run out on me. i gave it it everything i had and that wasn't the best. >> when looking at the gap for

lance armstrong in 2005 and alberto contador in 2007, the last two times the two won the tour de france, lance never trailed in final stages. contador did not take the lead until 2lead -- >> giants and pirates. looking for sweep over san francisco. matt kahne all star didn't play because he got it in his last start. bottom of eighth, dolin to get a no-decision for duke, the pittsburgh starter who replaced him on the all-star team. it it is 4-3. bottom of the ninth, young a swing and miss. wilson there. 44th save of the season for wilson as giants prevent the sweep 4-3 the final score. that improves san francisco's lead over colorado to barely to

a game in national league wild card in the race. giants continue roading in atlanta and colorado. pittsburgh remaining home against milwaukee and then off to arizona. >> my turn. st. louis d'backs bottom of fourth, bases loaded. cardinals coming off loss to dan haren on saturday. the pitcher pinero. there is pujols. top of the eighth, franklin strikes out upton. cardinals out of the jam. diabetes diabetes down 2-1. toron toronto -- 3-6 double play. cardinals hang on to win 2-1. >> and wins 2-1, and three strikeouts. >> seattle, cleveland, for your viewing pleasure. i'm sure you are interested,

steve. solid afternoon. two run shot, 23rd of the season for braniun. bottom of the ninth, victor martinez, but ichiro great catch at the wall. the mariners win 5-3. that valid tied the game. two for four and one home run shy of tying career high. you think the indians like to have gutie rrez back? hitting 403 in his last 19 games. >> orioles and white sox. there is your regular cutaway. chicago looking for first home sweep of the year. wild as can be. bases loaded and wheels come off. there is a walk. next batter, walk.

next batter, new pitcher, not walk, but z ahn, rbi single. issued seven walks, z ahn, eighth hitter, homer and orioles globber chicago. every orioles but markakis had a hit. the orioles win big and this week, tough roady at the yankees and at boston where as the white sox fall 2-1/2 games behind detroit and host tampa bay and visit tigers this week. >> up at 155 miles per hour, andy roddick has the fastest serve in the history of professional tennis. so i've come to this court to challenge his speed. ...on the internet. i'll be using the 3g at&t laptopconnect card. he won't. so i can book travel plans faster, check my account balances faster. all on the go. i'm bill kurtis and i'm faster than andy roddick. (announcer) "switch to the nations fastest 3g network"

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>> all right. what to watch for in six minutes, live on espn, special start time mets and rays. sunday night baseball, new york struggled to score runs, but scored five on saturday for johan santana. how about a little three-game extra? my two main men, john and steve. >> i'm john miller along with steve phillips at turner field atlanta. mets and braves on sunday night baseball. for the new york mets they need a win to get a split in the

series. the mets are not hitting home runs. most of the hitters are not in the lineup. the one guy who is in, david wright, is not hitting home runs either. >> he is not. they have to rely on other players on the team. the new york mets made a deal to reconfigure their lineup and acquired jeff franciur. and he is with the mets. his production has not been that great, but they are hoping a guy who put up big numbers for the brave consist get the job done. the numbers francoeur put up, it has been a struggle since then. the mets hoping still 25 years old they can reconstruct his swing and get his back on track. >> so far francoeur had some hits and rbis, but all hits have been singles.

for the braves, chipper jones is in there, long-time mets nemesis. but a guy who has enormous talent. bobby cox loves his talent. he gets his opportunity to blast the right-wing a born-again christians who we also take place pleasure and blasting. >> you consider yourself some politically leftist publisher? >> i am uncomfortable using the terms leftist as with right wing because i think they carry a bit too much baggage along with them. but to the people who use that term or to the reader i would say that leftist or perhaps extreme leftist would be the stereotype. >> one of the books you have coming out? >> well, we have been working a lot with an author named derrick jensen who is well known for his nonfiction. he has done a budget very good books on the environment everything from climate change to history, from prehistoric

history and in american history to present-day and what we are working on with them is sort of a different turn, he's in a couple of novels under an imprint, a flashpoint in. or his own riding again like most of our fiction. there is a story behind it so is not that she has a tale to tell but one that involves what happens when man and spa its nature, what happens when there is climate change, what happens when there is a very bad power relationship between those on top and those on the bottom, between the haves and have-nots so he has been able to these official accounts that are gripping good stories. we have also done books with him where he interviews his own influences. we've done a book called how shall i live my life for your interviews a wide variety practice from environmentalists to spiritual love to doctors, animal rights activists, and finds out for himself how people

can live in a way that is just a live on a planet that is more just and in a way that we can somehow to each other in a more humane and fair manner. >> you are primarily a book publisher budget also dabble in other media -- t want to talk about your dvd's you are publishing? >> we have decencies as well, the dvd's we have done to date are documentary's and we have covered everything, we are much of our material dealing with prison abolition. we don't feel the presence of the way to solve society's problems so we have done dvd such as the ankle of three which focuses on political prisoners and the estates and also done cd's, we do audio it debuts with noam chomsky, people who may be best known for their written books and have a best-selling books power that have to say on various subjects of current events is equally important as we try to present the media film, audio and book so that people can explore these ideas

of what ever from a disease is for them. >> at dvd's enzi days, in regards to the books putting out are you thinking about putting books and other formats as the publishing industry talking about? >> we don't have a choice in this matter. we, of course, our exporting everything and making a books possible, you can come to our website pm press the door and down like any of the pamphlets we publish as pds and these books will also be available for any of the various hand-held devices such as kindle, sony reader, none of which i particularly expect to catch on too widely. but it is important when you're working from the perspective of try to get ideas across the available in every format so that is what we're doing. >> de cofounder a pm press, what does it take to serve a publishing venture these days?