>> i don't think -- i think he and joe mauer are going to go right down to the end for the mvp. the fact that joe mauer is going to play meaningful games the entire season, i think he's the best player in the league this year. >> last yankee with a triple and five rbi's in the game, howard in '65. your thoughts? >> what i love about teixeira and mauer, they not only help their team offensively, but both double plus defenders. mauer played one of the toughest places to play behind the dish obviously. teixeira turns hits into outs, with his arm, his glove. infielder's best friend. >> and cabrera has been doing an outstanding job on first base and carrying that tiger team the whole season. i like mauer and the power he's shown this year compared to any other year. he's got about close to 30 home runs. >> mauer and teixeira, an interesting barometer.

mauer, probably had the best season and teixeira the guy who's impacted his team and the division the most. >> right. but then you look at mauer and take him off of the twins, where are they? a great race. i think it's between those two guys and jeter, right, in the top five certainly. >> and 2-2, bottom two. and lester, three earned, gave up ten hits in six and i think at this point he's the one guy that the -- in the red sox rotation where you know -- that you know what you'll get. >> i got worried when it was 2-2 early in the game. >> we all worry. >> dustin pedroia, steals in the seventh. kevin youkilis goes to left center. and he scores from third, after a martinez grounder. >> that curveball going to the alpha part of the plate. >> and david ortiz, doubled. j.d. drew. goes down and gets it. youkilis scores, 5-3. the red sox are a completely

different team when drew and bay are producing offensively. it has a dramatic impact on the whole lineup. lowell, ortiz scores, up 6-3. >> these guys tend to ground it out. look at those counts, one and two. 0-2. >> what has gonzalez meant -- >> you can win a championship with gonzalez as your shortstop. >> top eight, j.d. drew. j.d. drew, would like to visit -- >> what's my name? >> i wondered if you'd go -- his 21st. red sox win 11-5. lester gets to 14-7. jon lester, 6-0 in 11 starts since july 19. he's also 10-0 career against the orioles. and think about this for the postseason. red sox starters have allowed three runs or fewer in 12 straight games.

rotations coming around. >> at the perfect time. >> zack greinke will be on track to make the next scheduled start tuesday against boston after he took a line drive off the pitching arm. got some swelling in his forearm, but will throw a short session on sunday and he remains on the regular day on tuesday. royals taking on the white sox, and jake peavy's first start since june 8. a whole bunch of minor league starts in the chicago system. this is the first start for the white sox at this level. how about the betancourt squeeze? >> they all stuck it in and squeezed. >> well, the royals -- nicely played. >> perfect. runners on the corners. >> do what you've got to do. a guy like peavy trying to push the run across as much as you can. >> peavy facing mike jacobs. gets him in the third. >> mike jacobs has seen jake

peavy in the national league when jacobs played for the marlins. seen that movement before. >> alex rios, goes 2-5. he began the game in the 7-74 skid. >> yeah. >> that's tied up 3-3, top five. peavy facing bloomquist. >> great movement on that bat, sinker ball. running in -- >> they tell him in the fifth you're done. >> he's real happy about it. what have i done in the minor leagues if you're going to take me out after 70? >> 3-3 in fifth. loaded for carlos quentin. ouch. his 17th is a grand slam. >> they're going to have to, especially rios who's hitting eighth. as ozzie mentioned earlier this week. less than dramatic way but nonetheless, entertaining.

jake peavy, three runs, three hits in five. he walked two, struck out five. 73 pitches and barring any set backs following this start, his next turn in the rotation would have him pitching friday at home against the detroit tigers. it will be a big game for detroit and chicago as well. it's 5 1/2. 5 1/2. two for the twins. that is the a.l. central. two back of detroit. 5 1/2 for the white sox. buck, they're probably done in chicago, 5 1/2 games at this point. probably. but certainly not a definite. they have got jake peavy. didn't get a whole lot out of him for this year. what about down the road? >> i would be excited if i was a white sox fan. they're six back in the loss column now, pretty much over for them. but jake peavy showed what you wanted to see. i remember back in 2000 we traded for curt schilling, tried to get him, even though he wasn't 100%. this guy's arm is sound. he'll be around physically. i would rather see him get the adjustments in the american league over with and get a feel for pitching in the ballpark and pitching to the seventh, eight,

nine hitters and he'll make the adjustment. but their rotation next with buehrle and danks, that's going to separate the division next year. he certainly wants to stay in the game and ozzie, i think he's going to lose that battle right now. i wouldn't want that argument next year when everything is operating. >> so the rotation could be a bright spot for the white sox next season. how about the infield, did we learn anything? >> it's been a disappointing month for the white sox, but they have made progress, including gordon beckham, and he's a shortstop in the minor leagues. i talked to the white sox yesterday and beckham is the best player on the team right now. they can play him every day at third or move him to shortstop and move alexi ramirez to the outfield. a possibility. but either way they'll have him for a full season. chris guest has had a nice year. he's the second baseman, he runs better than people thought. a solid player. and that gives them a first

baseman, second and third baseman into next year. when the year began they didn't have a third baseman and they weren't sure who the second baseman was. >> e.y. they have to get the outfield figured out and that means alex rios. >> definitely. you need a good outfield to run it down. you have carlos quentin in the left field but you need him to start hitting better than he did this year. but this is the situation. alex rios is one of your best outfielders defensively that can throw, so i want to put my strongest arm out in the right field. now, center field here's the situation. you have dewayne wise and podsednik and i'm thinking of mike cameron to come over there with one of the guys, now you have speed and guys who can take the pressure off carlos. once you get alex and carlos hitting in the middle of the

lineup i think you have a strong offensive team. that's only if jermaine dye doesn't come back. >> now, we saw ozzie play every card in the deck this year. he never could quite hit 21. what about next season, what about ozzie's future long term? >> i was listening to him go off on rios a little bit. don't you think somebody in the locker room said, i know you're new here, but it happens. don't take it personally he's trying to get you to be a better player. i think everybody understands what's going of within ozzie. he grew up with the white sox loving them. he's still a guy that he's shown can lead them to the promised land. sometimes the shelf life gets sour on the managers but right now i think he's got plenty of good things ahead of him. >> but he's trying to push the buttons and seeing which guy responds. >> which guys -- >> criticism. >> they're going to take all the sand and pull it around or fight out a little bit. >> took a lot of money in alex

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kendrick up the middle. and ian kinsler playing some defense. >> wow. >> look at that. >> oh, got to have guys -- >> elvis andrews. and andrus gets the foot on the bag. >> number one. >> "web gems" coming up in the next segment so stay tuned. the points race tightening u. -- up. frank francisco in for the save. right field. deep to right field. nellie cruz is right there. that was crushed. after a torii hunter single, kendry morales, this is the downside of putting hank blalock in a big spot in the game. >> he's played a lot of third base. got in between. >> first and second, how about this. the angels with first and second. one out, double steal. >> well, frankie slowed the plate there. got no chance.

>> after the double, he intentionally walked juanry veres. now the angels down 3-2. maddux is out there. >> do you think the defensive position is important? watch where this ball is hit. >> bases loaded. 3-2, ninth inning. >> right up the middle. there's the shortstop. plus, he has good range. >> all day to make that double play. 23rd save for francisco. rangers win it. >> they need to stay alive in this thing, that's special. >> buck, i like the red. red looks good. >> good look. >> 17 wins now for fed -- feldman. they finally scored a run. three shy of the team record set in 1972. >> feldman without a doubt the mvp of the rangers this year. >> now this is what no hamilton, i mean they're holding it

together. >> 6 1/2. they have five games left against each other. and it will be holland on sunday. with a 6 1/2 lead in the a.l. west. bottom one, joe maddon and johnny cash look is still in there. >> that's the johnny cash look? >> yeah, he dyed his hair for the johnny cash look. ben zobrist, 2-0. two batters later, willie aybar. how much johnny cash you got on the old ipod? >> a little. >> all right. aybar, longoria scores. this is all keeping in mind in the bottom of the first. gape kapler. 4-0, tampa bay. bottom one. plenty for matt garza.

garza has had some tough luck out there lately. got a nine-game winless streak. but he's dealing. overbay. top five. aaron hill. >> matt garza. >> blue jays down 4-0 in the sixth. jose but a taste. they win 4-0. >> that ball is -- the runner goes by in front. you lose sight of it for a second. >> garza's eighth win. it was his first win since july 24. remarkable, you know, the rays obviously world series last year. this year, the rotation never materialized. the bullpen wasn't quite there. they sort of tread water all season and never really happened in tampa bay. >> for garza n the last nine starts against toronto, e.r.a. of .92. very impressive. >> garza 3-5 in the last 15 starts, all three of the wins coming against the blue jays.

this was a game that featured ten singles and no extra base hits. that sounds, hmm, like a gem for next week. and here is tim kurkjian. >> first, there were plenty of gems this week, including one today where james loney hit the 13th homer of the season, but the first one at home. so jose cruz in 1984 remains the last player to hit at least ten home runs in a season, all of them on the road. cruz hit 12 that year. that one didn't make gems, but there were plenty to go around this week. we had to cut it to five. there were that many. but we'll start with jayson werth of the phillies who hit a grand slam, but this was no order grand slam. he became the first player ever, 30 home run guy who hit a grand slam and scored three guys on base, all of whom had 30 home runs this year. first time ever. dodgers andre ethier hit his

fourth walkoff home run of the year, the most since roy seavers in 1957. keep in mind, seven members of the 500 home run club have five or fewer walkoff homers. ethier has four of them this year. that's amazing. phillies closer brad lidge recorded his 30th save, but he raised the e.r.a. to 7.21. the only pitcher ever to save 30 games and have an e.r.a. over six ischy cone. and and he became the first pitcher to throw a shutout and strike out ten in the first major league win, and fortunea won two more games after that. and then mark reynolds reached the 200th strikeout mark for the second straight season. the only two times it has been done in major league history. in the two seasons, last two years, mark reynolds has more

strikeouts than joe dimaggio had in his entire 13-year career. dimaggio finished the career with 369 strikeouts in 13 years. >> tim, mark reynolds may end up winning the "web gem" trophy for the year. he's in the top of the standings. the new gems when we come back and buck is keeping a close eye on dan mullen and the mississippi state bullpens. so he's not screened the gems, so stand by. (announcer) gentlemen, this is vodka.

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on "baseball tonight" every sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on espn. "web gems." points race, tightening up. we'll have the points for you. "baseball tonight" clubhouse page, espn.com we'll show them to you every day here. here's delmon young. five points for number one, that's one point for a five. and he's on the board. >> pretty glad that thing stayed low. >> buck, as you mentioned earlier, ramirez has improved. >> there's talk of moving him to third base or the outfield. but i'll tell you what, he's gotten so much better and he and the infield coach has worked hard. >> this is number three. >> wow. we've got two better than that this? >> this is an amazing play. ian kinsler here. there. >> can't wait. >> and those two guys are the biggest reasons why the rangers are where they are. they're upgrading the defense up the middle. >> turn hits into outs.

>> number two, cabrera. >> oh. pretty good. >> gets the guy at second. >> the throw is pretty good. the only place he could go. outstanding. >> accurate throw. number one "web gem," saturday, martine prado at second base. >> i love second base. but i can't give you love for number one on that one. >> here's the deal, ryan zimmerman is your points leader as we head into the final two weeks of the year. got a seven-point lead over mark reynolds. one point for number five and all the math in between. we'll have the pointings standings up and now time for final thoughts. buck said during the commercial, you have a final thought. >> look at teixeira, he hits a

home run to mess it up for the cycle. this is third and this is home plate and intentionally in a blowout, what does he get credit for? >> a double. >> what does he get? >> the cycle. >> thank you, see you later. that's on my mind. >> what does he get in kangaroo court? >> i'm the judge. >> what? >> the cycle. of the staff as late as 2004 when auburn went undefeated. tigers winning the toss deferring to the second half. west virginia will receive the opening kick. and you can't say enough, bob, about the enthusiasm of the fans here at jordan-hare stadium, a good number, good portion of them deciding to stick out the bad weather here. forget about ponchos they discuss took their shirts off and got a free shower. >> that high percentage, that student body for auburn. you are right. that was an impressive display. i just hope they didn't break too soon. there is a lot of football left.

they better have stamina. >> don't want to leave your best cheering in the tailgate. both these teams coming in with a record of 2-0 as austin back deep for the mountaineers along with noel devine. auburn defeating mississippi state, west virginia getting home guns east carolina from a loss earlier last year. short kickoff to the 15 yard line. devine. even noel devine with a nice return out near the 40 injury. speaking of di swine performances, jarrett brown completing 75% of his passes last week was 24 of 31 with four touchdown passes and threw for 334 yards. in addition, to over 70 yards rushing. he is the new quarterback lock

at the starters at the top of your screen. come out in an empty formation. brown under some heat. and he can run. with deceptive speed. tiptoe and picked up eight on the play. second down and two. >> bob: that is exactly what brown did last week against east carolina. didn't have many predetermined called quarterback runs. he is a great scrambler off a drop-back pass. >> mark: we see the tempo we'll see for most of the night from both teams immediately at the line of scrimmage to run the next play. noel devine is -- >> bob: pistol formation.

look at the size difference between the tailback and quarterback. >> mark: screen, sanders catches it and is collared back at the 40-i can't recall line. impact players. >> bob: noel devine, one of the most explosive players in all of college football. jock sanders, a lot like noel devine running back and on defense reed williams is key. a very experienced player. he was around in the rich rodriguez era of hurry-up offense. has to get the auburn defense lined up. >> mark: we'll see. he's a little nicked up with a foot injury coming of this. on third and nine. brown caught. at the 1 yard line.

bradley starks and brown burns auburn. >> bob: it all starts with the pocket presence of the elusiveness of jarrett brown. bad things happen for the defense and bradley starks who was a quarterback off the scramble by jarrett brown. >> mark: did he show some arm strength? he launched that, 58 yards on the play. first and goal mountaineers. brown into the end zone. and incomplete. intended for number 89. tyler irvin. >> bob: they will throw the football or call passing plays a lot more than they have in the past. any time he drops back to throw,

mark, he has the potential to take off running. >> mark: jarrett brown making his first road start in a hostile environment. hands it tofaeono to define, touchdown, west virginia. a pretty devastating strike by the mountaineers. >> bob: that auburn fan said, i stuck around for this? you have to credit west virginia in that little visitors locker room, all that time with the delay before the game but the one big play set up by jarrett brown's elusiveness in the pocket. >> mark: bitten court in for the extra point and the mountaineers

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up. what makes gus malzahn's offense so unique, bob? >> bob: a lot of things. first of all the up-tempo. such a faster tempo than the no huddle teams in the country and a lot of wide receiver, a lot of misdirection, just a different-looking offense. you'll see that as the night progresses and right here this is an area auburn has struggled with, punt protection. had one blocked. >> mark: blocked and returned for a touchdown. this one, nice punt. durst and caught by john sanders. peyton manning face off against the miami dolphins, offensive scheme, colts/dolphins on espn's monday night football coverage begins with "monday night countdown" served by appleby's. 7:00 eastern time. >> bob: the dolphins with the

wildcat offense. it was started by gus malzahn at arkansas and darren mcfadden was the quarterback but back to rich rodriguez about 15 years ago. >> mark: play fake by jarrett brown. still on his feet. you know, at 6'4", 225 pounds he can be rather difficult to bring down. you saw an example of that, josh bynes and michael goggans. >> bob: he is one of those guy, not as fast as pat white but he is every bit as elusive, mark. he just has a nakamura of making people miss. the guy is an incredible scrambler based on what i've seen early in the season.

>> mark: devine, devine. devine, the one, 71 yards! >> bob: no narc on this west virginia offense. noel devine, last year against auburn, talk about speed. >> mark: probably liked that game tape. watched it a couple of types and said let me do it again. devine after that 71-yard romp. close to 100 in this game. with an

talk about the fullback of tricks for malzahn. >> mark: ben tate down to the 42 yard line. three on the play and all the s.e.c. selection and 35-yard touchdown in their win against mississippi state. second down and 7 coming up. >> bob: air force number one in the country auburn tiger number two in rushing offense. >> mark: only team in the country that has two rush that's average over 100 per game and this is tate showing his receiving skills down to the 37 yard line. picked up about 5. thunder and lightning.

tate and mccalebb. tate said i got a little quick too. i'm fast too. >> bob: he's fast but that guy next to him, that young freshman, about 160 pounds, onterio mccalebb, he can fly. look, kodi burns, back in at wildcat al qaeda as chris todd goes out to wide receiver right here. >> mark: todd keeps it after faking the handoff and chris todd near the first down right at the 35 yard line so you got to keep your eyes open. number 18 todd will come into the game lineup but various spots. we asked chris todd in our meetings whether he would actually catch a pass at any point in this offense. gave us a smile and said that when coaches realize what kind of athletic talent i have i hope so. >> bob: i wonder if he watched brett favre when brett had that crack-back block in his first game as quarterback of the minnesota vikings.

i dent know that i've seen an offense with as many moving parts as gus malzahn. led the two years in total offense and really four years ago was a high school coach in springdale, arkansas. a remarkable plan for this guy. >> mark: burns, overshoots his wide receiver zachery. gus malzahn opened up the whole box of tricks already in the first quarter, second down and 10. >> bob: watch zachery. they'll run the reverse. kodi burns, the wide receiver, running back, quarterback, hasn't had as many reps throwing that football. throw for a touchdown pass last

week, though, against mississippi state. >> mark: a little rusty, right? >> bob: does not throw it consistently well enough to be the quarterback. >> mark: chris todd is the starting quarterback and completes that to darvin adams at the 16. 20-yard pickup and first down. >> bob: why chris todd won the job. 6'3", 185. very excellent timed route. >> mark: the play fake. touchdown, tigers. zachery. adams with a touchdown catch. >> bob: two excellent throw announcer: "it looks like nothing else on the road right now,"

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they run the screen to jock sanders. still on his foot forward. wow. houdini is in the house. squeezes into the end zone, touchdown. >> bob: just because you're not very big doesn't mean you're not strong. watch number 61 the center eric job. come on eric, he gave him a little nudge in there but again these smurf hybrid guys, 5'6", 5'7" wide receiver combinations, mark. more in this game than any game i've seen in college football. >> mark: as a result seen a lot of missed tackles. look like they'll review i and see if his knee touched down before he got into the end zone.

>> bob: you mentioned jock sanders and noel devine as we look at this replay again. look at eric job, he wanted a handoff. now, as long as his she is not on the ground, i think that's a touchdown. i think his knee was on top of the auburn defender right there, number 25, daren bates. >> mark: jock sanders with a big game against carolina nine catches for 99 yards. >> bob: look at jock sanders and noel devine. they are carbon copies of one another >> referee: after further review the ruling on the field stands. >> mark: jock sanners' first touchdown of the game. the eighth of his career. >> bob: this problem for west virginia, we mentioned reed williams, the linebacker, we mentioned scooter berry, the defensive end both are best players out for west virginia on

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>> bob: i think a good job by the officiating crew. a no call to settle those guys down. >> mark: third and goal. todd into the corner, touchdown, adams.