>> coming up on espnews. the angels just keep on rolling. how they're doing it without three of their best players. as the bills open training camp, t.o. opens up about his role on the team. in the nationwide race, carl edwards proves it's not where you start, it's where you finish. and lance armstrong won't be finishing first in the tour de france. why he's still happy with his performance. this is espnews.

captioning by captionmax >> hi and welcome to espnews. along with mike yam, i'm j.w. stewart. yammer, vlad guerrero, torii hunter and juan rivera are all hurt, but the angels haven't skipped a beat. >> yeah, j.w., they're one of the hottest teams in baseball entering play, winning seven straight. the big reason, their offense. the angels, during their winning streak, continue to rack up the runs, averaging almost seven runs a game. trying to do it against nick blackburn. bottom four. game tied at 2-2, kendry morales, gap shot to right center field, off the wall, bobby abreu will come around to score. morales just had his 20-game hitting streak snapped but picking it right back up, angels on top 3-2. later in the fourth, angels up 5-2, two on for chone figgins, a single to left field. gary matthews jr. will come around to score, figgins 2-4 in the game, angels up 6-2. next batter, maicer izturis a

three-run shot to right, his fourth of the year, angels score nine runs in the fourth inning. that's the most runs they've scored in a single inning all year long. they continue to roll. they've now won eight straight games. that's the longest active streak in baseball. twins manager ron gardenhire said, "it was ugly. we were throwing to the wrong base, missing the cutoff men, it's what you preach in little league and all the way up." twins have been outscored 39-14 during the four-game losing streak. the angels offense has been outstanding. scoring almost eight runs per game and slugging exactly .500. >> the yankees putting their eight-game winning streak on the line against the a's. top seven, bases loaded, landon powell comes through for the a's, nomar and rajai davis score, a's score all their runs in the seventh and win it 6-4. new york's eight-game win streak, its second longest this season has been snapped.

160 home runs at yankee stadium, matching the 81-game total last year in 30 fewer games. >> red sox came in having won 14-16 against the orioles. bottom of the first, scoreless. david ortiz hits a three-run shot. he's got a six-game hitting streak going. there's his 13th home run of the year. orioles have lost 11 straight at fenway and they're 1-16 on the road against the a.l. east. newly acquired adam laroche homered in his first game with boston. >> jon lester got all the runs that he would need -- his 9-0 mark against the orioles is the second most among active pitchers for the most wins against an opponent without a loss. lester is the first red sox pitcher to win his first nine decisions against the orioles franchise since dutch leonard won his first nine games against the st. louis browns from 1913 to 1915.

>> the phillies are the defending world series champions, and could win it again if they trade for roy halladay. but the phils say the asking price is too high. in return for their ace, the blue jays want rookie lefthander j.a. happ, minor league pitcher kyle drabek and minor league outfielder dominic brown. because the phils don't want to part with happ and drabek, other teams have entered the halladay sweepstakes. espn.com's jayson stark reports the angels have been aggressive, and the dodgers are a long shot. the jays could use a doc after what happened to them saturday against the rays. bottom of the fourth, aaron hill connects. two-run home run. his second of the game. 24th of the year. jays were up 8-0 but the rays come back. here we are in the ninth. willie aybar, straightaway center field. gone. solo home run. his eighth. a 9-9 game. we go to the 12th. jason bartlett. that will bring home ben

zobrist. the rays take a 10-9 lead. but in the home half of the 12th, the jays load the bases for adam lind. he grounds out to second. ballgame over. the rays come back from 8-0 down to win 10-9. biggest comeback in rays franchise history -- it's the fourth time in jays franchise history they've blown an eight-run lead. longest game of the season for the rays. four hours and 24 minutes, but it was worth the wait. >> i knew i was going to get in there one way or another when we got close, so if i'm in there, might as well do something, right? this team never gives up. that's our motto. we haven't been playing great lately, we're making mistakes but we're giving it all we got and we got a w today, that's all that counts. >> when i say "indianapolis

>> when i say "indianapolis motor speedway," you think the indy 500. not this week. the nascar world, they take over the brickyard in what has traditionally been an important race for the series. with seven races before the chase, drivers are still jockeying for position, but history tells us the winner sunday could be in line for a major celebration. in seven of the 15 races at the brickyard, the winner went on to win the series championship in that same season. that's certainly good news for mark martin, 50-year-old driver will become the oldest driver in indianapolis's 100-year history to start from the pole. martin has had success at the track. he has nine top-10 finishes in 15 races. the veteran sits 11th in the standings. >> you can catch the brickyard 400 on espn.

while mark martin sits on the pole, keep your eye on jeff gordon. he has four victories there. >> and, of course, when the race is over -- espnews, this is where you want to be. we'll have full coverage of the race including the post-race press conferences -- it's all right here on espnews. >> meanwhile, there was racing on saturday. nationwide series in indy, 18-year-old trevor bayne, the third youngest pole winner in nationwide series history, pick it up on lap 22, scott lagasse hit from behind by brad keselowski. lagasse plunges into the wall. number one car, mike bliss hits him. lagasse's done for the night. take a closer look, though. on board with mike bliss. bumper cars. i like it. lagasse didn't appreciate it, saying, "dude, what are you doing to me?" lap 35. under caution, the pace car comes out quickly, bayne, the leader, has to slam on his brake.

rear ended by steve wallace. never a good thing. wallace and bayne penalized for not slowing down. lap 133, carl edwards is your new leader. 36 laps to go here. edwards in the pits. can't turn the car fast enough which means he's got to back up and try again. like me pulling out of a parking spot. >> parallel parking very important. >> 101 -- i did pass my first driver's test, i want to throw it out there -- 21 laps to go, edwards in the number 60 car takes the lead back. edwards, he will get the win. busch finishes second. edwards gets his 22nd career nationwide win. kyle busch has now finished first or second in eight straight races. edwards was able to shave off 20 points off kyle busch's overall lead in the standings. busch on, however, still has a commanding 192-point lead. edwards did lead a race-high 72 of the 200 laps. he spoke when it was done.

>> that battle with kyle busch, what was that like? >> first thing, i messed up in the pits. my guys did a great job, and actually almost ran over one of the guys on scott wimmeray team. scott wimmer's team. i came off here and misjudge and hooked him a little bit and he hits the fence, i'm like one eye closed, turning, he hits the fence and hit me and i thought, "man, this is exciting," really cool to race with kyle like that. that's fun. this would be a cool place to race about -- i don't know, once a day. >> nothing but smiles after the w. still more baseball to get to. philadelphia's jimmy rollins doing something he's never done before. >> also on the way, why the south siders have gone south since mark buerhle's perfect game. >> plus, t.o. makes his buffalo debut. as the bills open training camp. wait until you hear what he had to say about his leadership. h to say about his leadership. ooooohhhh.

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>> marlins and the n.l. west-leading dodgers. casey blake comes in and the game is tied at 3-3, stayed that way until the bottom of the ninth, manny ramirez with a chance to win it, luis ayala strikes him out. two outs, ayala would walk andre ethier to load the bases. next batter, casey blake, looper falls in, rafael furcal scores the game-winning run and the dodgers win 4-3. casey blake's fifth career

walk-off hit but the first that's not a home run. the dodgers with their 10th walk-off win. that's most in the majors. they are 20-9 in one-run games. that's also best in the majors. two division leaders going head to head. it's the cardinals and the phillies. bottom three, cardinals down 3-1, jayson werth, straightaway center field. rick ankiel going back, and he makes the grab. oh, my lord, take a closer look here. i'm going to say it. jim edmondsesque. kyle lohse certainly appreciative of the effort. ankiel also homered in the game. getting it done with the glove and the bat. bottom sixth here. bases loaded for jimmy rollins, crushes a grand slam down the right-field line, his ninth of the year -- phillies score 14 runs on 14 hits. rollins, despite a career-high five r.b.i.'s, 2007 m.v.p. still batting just .237 on the year, n.l. east-leading phillies have

now won 16 of 19 games. how would you like to play in this division. four teams in the thick of things in the n.l. central. >> the top two teams in the a.l. central going head to head -- tigers and white sox, bottom nine, tigers down by one run, two on for curtis granderson, down the right-field line it goes, one run would score which means we've got ourselves a tie ballgame at 3-3. fourth blown save of the season for bobby jenks. that ties his total from last year. bottom 10 now, carlos guillen up the middle it goes. guillen said after the game that's a fun way to win it. that's exactly what the tigers did. guillen playing in just his third game since coming off the d.l. with the shoulder injury. comes up huge for his team. the win for the tigers extends the a.l. central lead to three games over chicago. jenks now has a 9.45 e.r.a. in his last six outings and he's blown back-to-back save opportunities. as for mark buerhle's no-hitter in 2007, white sox ran off an additional three wins beating the tigers in two of those

games. it's been the opposite this year as they've lost three straight after buerhle's no-hitter. the pitching has been better this year but the offense not good, averaging just over two runs per game. >> jim rice and rickey henderson are two very different people. rickey loves the microphone, while rice was often surly with the media. rickey's a first-ballot hall of famer. while rice made it to cooperstown in his final year of eligibility. rickey was known for his speed, rice for his power. on the eve of their induction, rice and rickey also have different opinions on steroids in baseball. >> it should be the policy, if you are caught at any time using any kind of enhanced drugs, shouldn't be allowed in the hall of fame. we're trying to keep this clean. all of a sudden, if someone goes

into the hall of fame even though they were hall of fame before they started using steroids, did they play the game clean? no. you've got to finish your career clean, you've got to start, you've got to finish your career clean. no in between. >> i played with guys in that era, and as a player we didn't think that they was doing anything different than trying to make themselves better, so i probably couldn't judge what do i think about the steroid era, about what did it do to the game of baseball. >> he cheated the game. he cheated the guys that played at a time that only thing they had to do was just ride on buses and late nights on trains and things like that and wore uniforms and really struggled to get where they are and all of a sudden, you're flying first-class, you're making big dollars and you got to use steroids? we didn't have any nautilus equipment, i never lifted a weight in my life, now you've got nautilus equipment, the guys can go to the nautilus equipment and work out. why use steroids? the average baseball bat is 31.5 ounces, when i played it was anywhere from 36 to 40 ounces so the players are supposedly getting better and stronger but they're using lighter bats so if

they're getting better, why you need steroids? >> rickey henderson is the all-time leader in stolen bases and runs scored. he will be the first position player threw right-handed and batted left-handed to be inducted into the hall of fame. jim rice was the 1978 a.l. m.v.p. and had the most hits and r.b.i.'s between 1975 and 1986. >> i heard some strong opinions there. people have strong opinions about this man -- terrell owens. gave fans a taste of what to expect this season. more than 5,000 fans attended the team's two practice sessions to see t.o. make his public practice debut in a bills uniform. the wide receiver was asked about leadership. had some interesting things to say.

>> for your football fix, you don't want to miss the coors light camp confidentials starting monday. >> stage 20 of the tour de france, a 104-mile high-mountain stage consisting of two sprints and five climbs. overall leader alberto contador riding comfortably with teammate lance armstrong, but it's juan manuel garate who takes stage 20. moments later, contador secures the top spot, going into the final stage of the tour, which is a ceremony going down the champs elysee. armstrong retains third. lance is looking ahead to next year. >> we're going to try. we're going to try next year. you see alberto is on a very high level. he's not old by any stretch of the imagination. i expect he will be strong for years to come. it won't be easy, but i'm not a

quitter so i'll give it one more run. >> lance also contador is better than jan ullrich who was armstrong's biggest rival during the years he won seven straight tours. next year lance will be with his new radio shack team while contador's plans are up in the air. still to come on espnews. professional golfers can do sick things on the course but in four minutes we'll show you one of the most insane shots you have ever seen. the world's fastest man would be a perfect fit on "dancing with the stars."

>> third round of the c.p.r. british open, tom watson -- that is a name you should know -- second shot on the 18th, watson, pretty good approach shot, lands a few feet from the pin. watson would par the hole and finish with an even-round 70. he's at four under entering the final round. it's all about the shark, greg norman knocking down the birdie putt on the sixth hole. another birdie opportunity, norman shot a 64, on top of the leaderboard at 10 under. a bogey-free round. he said, "i feel comfortable around this golf course." yeah, i think so. >> rain has been the story at the 100th canadian open at glen abbey. saturday they tried to finish round two and get through round three and the golf course has really been one big bird bath. leif olson cleaned up right here. par 3 15th. this still his second round.

a little cue shot and in for a hole in one. one of the craziest holes in one you will ever see. his golf ball bounces off the ball of his playing partner, chris blank, which is part of the golf course, so that counts. olson not only gets a hole in one but he wins a b.m.w. z-4 roadster. not a big money winner on tour. this car valued more than $51,000. he would not have been allowed to afford this with his winnings this year. >> my dad would be jealous. >> can he parallel park? >> my dad can. >> mark calcavecchia would tap in for birdie. he made nine straight birdies over two rounds. that is a pga tour record. here he goes for 10 birdies in a row. third hole of his third round, almost chips it in for birdie. he would make par on the hole.

he's five shots off the lead. more rain suspended play. they'll try to play 36 on sunday. mark calcavecchia's nine birdie putts were from 15 feet or closer. calc has a habit of birdie bingeing. >> give all the credit to his caddie -- mark's 15-year-old son, eric. >> usain bolt running for team jamaica in the 4 x 100 relay at the london grand prix. jamaica in yellow pulling away in lane five, u.s.a. sitting fourth, the handoff to bolt running the anchor leg and you know the drill here -- bolt, the world's fastest man taking off. jamaica win with a time of 37.46. that's the fourth fastest time in history. the world's fastest man, world record holder in the 100 and the 200. >> mls, david beckham and the l.a. galaxy taking on the kansas city wizards.

26th minute, claudio lopez from midfield. worth another look. l.a. goalie donovan ricketts caught off guard. not only does he give up the goal, bang, into the post as well. >>s when worse? the back or the ego? >> beckham comes up with the steal, the feed, beckham the assist, game ends in a 1-1 draw, beckham after the game with our rob stone. >> what is your reaction to the outpouring from the fans that you have been getting since you have come back from a. c. milan? >> it's been great today. the fans have been great. this is the reaction i've got from kansas city fans was really good today. it was only from a few section of our own fans, which was disappointing and a disgrace, to be honest, but at the end of the day it's not something i have

never had before. >> still to come, the angels -- in seven minutes the best inning they have had all season. we'll take you to indianapolis where it was an absolute battle between carl edward and kyle busch. we'll show you why edwards was we'll show you why edwards was the winner ooooohhhh. i'm not beth. aaaaaahhh. ooooohhhh. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. the day you get to drive the vehicle of your dreams. traffic c is chaotic, so be careful when you go out. ♪ new degree men v12 special edition. protection for the ride of your life.

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swin cash of the seattle storm a record-setting performance. 22 points. that's an all-star record. she went 10-16 from the floor. one of five uconn players in the game. 25 seconds to go. sylvia fowles trying to throw it down, not able to get it done. if you don't get it done the first time, just try again. >> there it is. sylvia fowles throws it down. >> the teams combined for 248 points, that also a wnba record. >> giants and rockies came in tied for the n.l. wild card lead. bottom four, troy tulowitzki off jonathan sanchez. tulowitzki said, "i got that one real good." three-run home run. his 18th of the year. he drove in a career-high five. rockies lead the n.l. wild card by one game. ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ >> coming up on espnews, the angels just keep on rolling. how they're doing it without three of their best players. and the bills open training camp, t.o. opens up about his role on the team. in the nationwide race, carl edwards proves it's not where you start, it's where you finish. and lance armstrong won't be finishing first in the tour de france. why he's still happy with his performance. this is espnews. captioning by captionmax

>> hi and welcome to espnews. along with mike yam, i'm j.w. stewart. if vlad guerrero, torii hunter are all hurt. >> the angels offense racking up runs -- averaging almost seven runs a game, going to do it3-2. later in the fourth, angels up 5-2, two on for chone figgins. a single to left field. gary matthews jr. will come around to score. figgins 2-4 in the game. angels up 6-2.

next batter, maicer izturis. his fourth of the year. angels score nine runs in the fourth inning. that's the most runs they've scored in a single inning all year long. they continue to roll. they've now won eight straight games. that's the longest active streak in baseball. twins manager ron gardenhire said, "it was ugly. we were throwing to the wrong base, missing the cutoff men. it's what you preach in little league and all the way up." the eight-game winning streak is the longest for the angels since 2006. the offense has been outstanding. scoring almost eight runs a game and slugging almost exactly .500. >> the yankees putting their eight-game winning streak on the line against the a's. top seven, bases loaded, landon powell comes through for the a's -- nomar and rajai davis score. a's score all their runs in the seventh and win 6-4. new york's eight-game win streak, its second longest this season is snapped.

160 homers have been hit at the new yankee stadium matching the 81-game total from last year in 30 fewer games. >> red sox came in having won 14 of 16 against the orioles. bottom of the first. scoreless. two on, two men down. david ortiz. a three-run shot for him. he's got a six-game hitting streak going. orioles have lost 11 straight at fenway and are 1-16 on the road against the east. the red sox are were held to four runs or fewer in all of their previous seven games since the all-star break. jon lester got all the ones he needed. his 9-1 mark against the orioles. >> lester is the first red sox pitcher to win his first nine decisions against the orioles franchise since dutch leonard won his first nine games against the st. louis browns from 1913 to 1915.

>> the phillies are the defending world series champions and could win it again if they trade for roy halladay. but the phils say the asking price is too high. in return for their ace, the blue jays want rookie lefthander j.a. happ, minor league pitcher kyle drabek and minor league outfielder dominic brown. because the phils don't want to part with happ and drabek, other teams have entered the halladay sweepstakes. espn.com's jayson stark reports the dodgers are a long shot. the jays could use a doc after what happened to them saturday against the rays. bottom of the fourth, aaron hill connects. two-run home run. his second of the game. 24th of the year. jays were up 8-0. but the rays come back. here we are in the ninth. willie aybar. straightaway center field. gone. solo home run. a 9-9 game. we go to the 12th. jason bartlett.

that will bring home ben zobrist. the rays take a 10-9 lead. in the home half of the 12th the bases loaded for adam lind. he grounds out to second. ballgame over. the rays come back from 8-0 down to win 10-9. biggest comeback in as franchise history. it's the fourth time in jays franchise history they've blown an eight-run lead. longest game of the season for the rays. four hours and would get in the one way or another if we're close, if i'm in there might as well do something, this team never gives up, that's our motto, we're giving it all we've got and we got a w today. that's all that counts. seven

brickyard the winner went on to win the series championship in the same season. good news for mark martin, the 50-year-old driver who will become the oldest driver in indianapolis's 100-year history to start from the pole. martin has had success at the track. he has nine top-10 finishes in 15 races. the veteran sits 11th in the standings. and don't forget, you can catch the brickyard 400 on espn.

>> meanwhile, there was racing on saturday. nationwide series in indy. 18-year-old trevor bain. pick it up on lap 22. lagasse lunges into the wall. number one car, mike bliss, hits him. lagasse done for the night. on board with mike bliss. lagasse didn't appreciate. he's like, "dude, what are you doing to me?" lap 35, pace car comes out quickly, the leader has to slam

on his brake. he's rear ended. wallace and bain penalized for not slowing down. lap 133. carl edwards is your new leader. parallel parking very important. >> 101 is what they say. >> 21 laps to go. edwards and busch neck and neck, edwards takes the lead back. final lap, edwards. he will get the win. busch finishes second. edwards gets his 22nd career nationwide win. kyle busch has finished first or second in eight straight races. edwards was able to shave off 20 points. busch still has a commanding 192-point lead. edwards did lead a race-high 72 of the 200 laps. he spoke job and

actually almost ran over one of the guys on scott wimmer's team. one time we came off and i misjudged and hooked him a little bit, we were racing hard and he hits the fence and i'm like one eye closed, turning, he hit the fence and then he hit me and i thought man, this is exciting. glad we didn't cut a tire and just really cool to race with kyle like that. that's fun. would be a cool place to race about -- i don't know, once a day. >> nothing but smiles after the w. still more baseball to get to. philadelphia's jimmy rollins doing something he's never done before. >> also on the way why the south siders have gone south since mark buerhle's perfect game. >> plus, t.o. makes his buffalo debut. as the bills open training camp. wait until you hear what he had to say about his leadership. you hold this?

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i'm not beth. aaaaaahhh. ooooohhhh. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> marlins and the n.l. west-leading dodgers. casey blake comes in and the game is tied at 3-3, stayed that way until the bottom of the ninth, manny ramirez with a chance to win it, luis ayala strikes him out. two outs, ayala would walk andre ethier to load the bases. next batter, casey blake, looper falls in, rafael furcal scores the game-winning run and the dodgers win 4-3. casey blake's fifth career

walk-off hit but the first that's not a home run. the dodgers with their 10th walk-off win. that's most in the majors. they are 2 ibanez. >> dick: jayson werth walked his first time up. to the reds and was >> two division leaders going head to head. that's the cardinals and phillies. bottom three, jayson werth, rick ankiel going back and he makes the grab. i'm going to say it. jim edmondsesque d. bottom sixth. phillies down one, bases loaded for jimmy rollins, crushes the grand slam down the right-field line. his ninth of the year. phillies score 14 runs on 14 hits. rollins despite a career high five r.b.i.'s, 2007 m.v.p. still batting just .237 on the year, n.l. east-leading phillies won 16 of 19 games. how would you like to play in this division.

this game when it goes final right here on espnews. >> top two teams in the a.l. central going head to head, tigers and white sox, tigers down one run, two on for curtis granderson, down the right-field line it goes, one run would score which means we've got ourselves a tie ballgame at 3-3, fourth blown save of the season for bobby jenks -- ties his total for all of last year. bottom 10, carlos guillen, up the middle it goes, guillen said after the game "that's a fun way to win it" guillen playing in his third game after the coming off the d.l. with that shoulder injury, comes up huge for his team, extends the a.l. central lead to three games over chicago. jenks now has a 9.45 e.r.a. in his last six outings and he's blown back-to-back save opportunities.

>> jim rice and rickey henderson are two very different people. rickey loves the microphone, while rice was often surly with the media. rickey is a first-ballot hall of famer while rice made it to cooperstown in his final year of eligibility. rickey was known for his speed, rice for his power. on the eve of their induction, rice and rickey also have different opinions on steroids in baseball. >> is if you are caught at any time using any enhanced drug, you aren't allowed in the hall of fame. we're trying to keep this clean. if somebody goes in the hall of fame even though they were hall of fame before they started using steroids, you've got to finish your career clean, start and finish your career clean.

no in between. >> i played with guys in that era, and as a player we didn't think they were doing anything different than trying to make theirselves better, so i probably couldn't judge on what do i think about the steroid era, about what did it do to the game of baseball. >> he cheated the game. he cheated the guys that played at a time that only thing they had to do was just ride on buses and late nights on trains and things like that and wore uniforms and really struggled to get where they are, and all of a sudden you're flying first-class, making big dollars and you got to use steroids. we didn't have any nautilus equipment. i never lifted a weight in my life. you've got to go to nautilus equipment and work out. why you got to use steroids? the average baseball bat is 31.5 ounces. when i played, it was like anywhere from 36 to 40 ounces. so the players are supposedly getting better and stronger but they're using lighter bats, so

if they're getting better, why you need steroids? >> rickey henderson is the all-time leader in stolen bases and runs scored. he will be the first position player who threw left-handed and batted right-handed to be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. and jim rice was the 1978 a.l. m.v.p. and had the most hits and r.b.i.'s between 1975 and 1986. >> i heard some strong opinions there. people have some strong opinions about this man. terrell owens. more than 5,000 fans attended the team's two practice sessions to see t.o. make his public practice debut in a bills uniform. the wide receiver was asked about leadership. he had some interesting things to say. >> for your football fix, you

don't want to miss the coors light camp confidentials. >> stage 20 of the tour de france. a 104-mile, five-mountain stage consisting of two sprints and five climbs. overall leader alberto contador riding comfortably with teammate lance armstrong. juan manuel garate takes stage 20. moments later contador secures the top spot going into the final stage of the tour which includes the ceremony going down to the champs elysee. lance is looking forward to next year. >> we're going to try next year. you see alberto is on a very high level. he's not old by any stretch of the imagination. i expect he will be strong for years to come. it won't be easy, but i'm not a

quitter, so i'll give it one more run. >> lance also says contador is better than jan ullrich who was his biggest rival in the years he won seven straight tours. next year lance will be with the new radio shack team while contador's plans are up in the air. >> next, professional golfers do amazing things on the course but in two minutes we'll show you one of the most insane shots you have ever seen. ooooohhhh.

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>> third round of the c.p.r. british open, tom watson -- that is a name you should know -- second shot on the 18th, watson, pretty good approach shot, lands a few feet from the pin. watson would par the hole and finish with an even-round 70. he's at four under entering the final round. it's all about the shark, greg norman knocking down the birdie putt on the sixth hole. another birdie opportunity, norman shot a 64, on top of the leaderboard at 10 under. a bogey-free round. he said, "i feel comfortable around this golf course." yeah, i think so. >> rain has been the story at the 100th canadian open at glen abbey. saturday they tried to finish round two and get through round three and the golf course has really been one big bird bath. leif olson cleaned up right here. par 3 15th. this still his second round. a little cue shot and in for a

hole in one. one of the craziest holes in one you will ever see. his golf ball bounces off the ball of his playing partner, chris blank, which is part of the golf course, so that counts. olson not only gets a hole in one but he wins a b.m.w. z-4 roadster. not a big money winner on tour. this car valued more than $51,000. he would not have been allowed to afford this with his winnings this year. >> my dad would be jealous. >> can he parallel park? >> my dad can. >> mark calcavecchia would tap in for birdie. he made nine straight birdies over two rounds. that is a pga tour record. here he goes