scott: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2661. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will -- mr. scott: as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2661, a bill to amend title 18, united states code to increase the penalty for violations of section 119 relating to protection of individuals performing certain official duties. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott, and the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks, include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. scott: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: the court security enhancement act add

is scott olsen done.e warming up just in case the nats get a couple of guys aboard, but he's still two spots away. >> rob: for me he's got 78 pitches. if he labors at all, he's out. he's had a great night, great comeback start. he's the future. one of the futures of this franchise. >> bob: this guy is unhittable right now. @@ppxx our 737s fly to over 65 cities across the country every day. woman over p.a.: this is your final boarding call. all passengers... each with an average speed of 590 miles per hour. almost as fast as you. nothing's gonna hold you down. starting august 16th, fly southwest airlines from bwi airport to boston logan for just $49 one-way. bags fly free on southwest so our low fares stay low. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. is my favorite because it has so much flavor. so i wanted to design a glass that would enhance the taste of boston lager. we did a laser etch on the bottom. it releases the hops aromas this bulb is for collecting aromas. there's a littl

. >> gary: 1-2 on luke scott. he has struck out twice in the ball game moving into the clean up spot. cahill has 5ks in the game. here's the 1-2 delivery on the way. bounced and held onto. the orioles now have had three runs or less in ten of their last 20 games. that is -- that's a long span to go having three runs or less. and the break point for the orioles and most major league team asks four runs. you've got to have four runs or more to win. >> buck: especially in the american league. >> gary: 2-2 delivery on the way. that will be taken up and the count goes to 3-2. scored three runs or less, kansas city's 13 out of 20. toronto 12, seattle 11. chicago 11 and the orioles ten of their lost 20. that's a base hit into right field. so luke scott picks up a lead off single. the orioles get the lead off man on. >> buck: when you don't score many runs, 1-9 in their last ten games. i don't care how well you're pitching, we know kansas city has pitched but you've got to score some runs. >> gary: all of those clubs you

, scott only plays left field.e's going to play, that means reimold can't. it's not like wigginton can play third or first or robert andino playing shortstop every day because izturis is out, but he can also play second base w luke scott, it's either left field or dh. >> buck: on sunday in philadelphia, reimold started in place of nick markakis in right field, and scott did play in left at that point. they will be happy to have more consistent at-bats for sure. >> jim: reimold is just 3-13 on this trip. roberts works the count to 3-1. nolasco has struck out six. he has not walked a batter. mentioned he's averaging eight strikeouts per nine innings on the year while averaging 2 1/2 walks. roberts fouls it off. >> buck: you can see by the way he pitched here tonight how he's capable of winning 15 games in the national league. he has all the pitches. epps he has a quality fastball. his location has been exceptional tonight. it was just a real tough start for him this year. >> jim: 3-2 pitch. high, popped foul. >> buck

here comes luke scott off the bench. >> jim: luke scott be pinch hit for chris ray, who is very effectiveeturn to the orioles tonight. one and 2/3 scoreless, and he did not allow a hit. the orioles need scott to get on to get the tying run to the plate. matt wet -- matt wieters' the home run tonight, and he is on deck. a good cut and fouled it straight back. >> buck: we mentioned earlier that ross gladded that 27 pinch hit at-bats before he singled in part of that five-run seventh inning. this is luke scott's third pinch hit at-bat of the season. just the difference in the two leagues. >> jim: now, luke, for one, will definitely be happy to get back home on friday and back to american league rules. ground ball, base hit up the middle. so the orioles can get the tying run to the plate after two outs and nobody on in the ninth inning. and there you go again, buck. you talk about the 27 outs. >> buck: yes. and it is a team that's got a lot of confidence right now, and wouldn't you know it, luke scott comes off the bench, deliver as sharp single up the middle. so mora's two-out base hit and n

scott's only win this season came april 29th at philadelphia. >> bob: in that ballgame, scott olsen went 5 2/3, struck out six and walked a couple. he went seven against the marlins at home. the nats had a late meltdown. he was up 6-3, but he left that game and the nats lost it. hanley ramirez 2 for 2 with a singular approach tonight. he's taken the ball up the middle twice, once for an rbi. >> rob: last time we saw him, he was struggling. >> bob: when you see a guy

and luke scott down to begin the 9th inning. to give you an update on the voting for the at&t player of the game. and brian bass leading with 63%. mazzaro 26%, and jones, 11%. still time to next in your vote, a, b or c to 51682 and we'll have the results, tom and rick, on the o's post game. and strike one to melvin mora. still seeing izturis there after having the breaking ball hit him off the adam's apple. >> buck: and throwing that small breaking ball can get you out in front. >> jim: and checked the swing in time. bailey pitched in college at wagner, which is on stat on island. he was drafted and developed by the athletics. 6th round pick in 2006 and already in the big leagues. good eye by melvin. 2-2 the count. >> buck: one thing when you have a power arm like bailey, if he throws strike he can have success and he's shown the ability to throw strikes. 2-2, outside with ball 3. and melvin was down 0-2 after two pitches. now bailey has the count full. melvin 0 for 3 on the day, trying to get on. orioles need to get 2 on to get

luke scott is hotter than anybody in baseball right now. so why not put him in the clean up spot. >> gary: another beautiful night here in oakland. orioles hope to take the next two. we told you there are orioles fans here. there they are. and they're getting in the way of things i'd like to do. with the money bar, i can move my money around instantly, so when there's more bills than usual, it's no problem. and i use the wish list to put any extra money aside for anything i want. being in control of my money feels good. introducing the virtual wallet from pnc, a high-definition, online view of your money. pnc. leading the way. are you insured? do you know when your beer is perfectly cold? or do you risk drinking a warm one? if you have the new coors light cold-activated can, you're covered. because now every can turns blue when your beer... is as cold as the rockies. it's cold insurance, only from coors light. cold beer: that's our policy. ( smack, crowd awes ) you might want to put something cold on that. frost-brewed coors light. the worl

the series opens tonight, as scott olsen makes his return to the nationals rotation against his former team. it's the nats and the marlins, in south florida, next on masn 2. >>> it is time for nationals baseball on masn. it's raining in south florida. you find that hard to believe? ray knight, johnny holliday with you. glad you're with us tonight for nats baseball. it's about time the nationals finally knocked off the florida marlins. what did they win seven straight down there in florida? >> it seems like every game we've played them, they've would be. they certainly put it on us early in the year, as we didn't pitch very well. they had their hitting shoes on early. >> you go to florida with a nice little win over the orioles yesterday. i would imagine by now that home run that adam dunn hit is almost in easton. >> yes, it is. it went on the train or the trolley, maybe in a horse and carriage. we had some great highlights yesterday. a couple of home runs. we were able to amass 12 hits. here's am add -- adam going down and getting a fastball, as we were able to add some fire power. wil

scott olsen, wasn't that funny, scott olsen -- >> live television, johnny. >> don't you love it. scott olsen really did a heck of a job tonight. >> yeah, if the nationals get what they got out of scott olsen down the road on a regular basis, we're in for something special. you could not have asked other than a shut-out for much more than what he did tonight. >> and he went out there and he showed why the washington nationals traded for him. he dominated after being out for almost two months with a shoulder injury. throw a 90-mile an hour fastball, great off-speed change-up and he just mowed down the florida marlins. the bright spot is olsen. this is in the a playoff caliber team. the bullpen's had its struggles. this kid is one of the future cornerstones of the starting rotation. you saw seven innings, a couple of runs, the six hits, but more importantly it's how he feels tomorrow and how this kid played after being out for two months. you saw how rusty john smoltz was against us after being out for a year. this kid was out for basically eight of john lannan's starts. he's the ki

seven gold gloves for scott rolen.so, whatever he's not doing with the bat, bob, he's doing it with the glove behind you as. as a pitcher, you've got to love a guy like scott rolen. >> bob: only brooks robinson and mike schmidt with 10 have won more gold gloves at third base. >> rob: he makes that play at second base better than anybody i've seen. he takes that shot, catches it going towards the outfield and can still throw it chest high to the first baseman. >> bob: i told ryan zimmerman when the nationals went to st. louis three years ago to keep an eye on scott rolen the way he throws the ball. he might be the most accurate third baseman in recent memory. >> rob: , northrop grumman on the pitch track spoke to vice president development of player about catching and what josh bard and wil nieves have been doing lately. they're not setting up as far off the plate as they used to because the umpires are no longer calling that. they may set their target up. the glove. they physically are sitting more behind home plate. w

scott: mr. speaker, i yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen, who represents memphis, the location of the first civil rights baseball game. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. and i want to thank mr. scott for the time. i would like to congratulate cincinnati on their good fortuner to the -- to be the host of this game. memphis was the host of the first two games. the final exhibition game of spring training, the only game tell advised on espn and a great event in our city where the national museum -- national civil rights museum exists. we really enjoyed the opportunity to have players honored there, willie mays, my hero and others over the years who have brought great pride to the city of memphis where we have the finest minor league baseball park ever constructed, auto zope park. and we felt that -- autozone park. and we felt that the game should permanently stay in memphis but it's moved

picked by scott role en and a good throw and a good stretch. we are going into the 12th inning.  scott rolen has been doin for years. 7 gold gloves worth. inning number 12 coming up. it's on. - it's on. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - it is totally on. jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. doing what it takes to make home a little better. that's why we lowered over a thousand prices. and carry powerful tools from dewalt, milwaukee, ridgid, and more. so you spend less, but drill, saw, and nail... more. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now, save $20 on a ryobi 18v starter kit with drill and circular saw for just $89. on a ryobi 18v starter kit times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important.

they haven't yet. 0-1 inside to scott. a little shift put on with luke up there as cora moves over almost behind second base. back up to second baseman, castillo. not obviously the pull it. 1-1 delivery taken down low. >> jim: mike pelfrey trying, list tongue his scouting report. scott a better fastball hitter. that's what he hit almost to the base of the wall in left field. he's been trying to use his other pitches. at the end of the day, his sinker has been so good he's still been able to get out. >> gary: two fwawl ball, one strike count on scott. he goes after one up high. bangs himself -- about to bang himself on the bat but he doesn't. >> jim: he wasn't happy with that either. he slapped his -- yeah, he's trying to slap a sinker. you can see the target. moving down and in, ball up and away. he threw it well enough to get it by luke. >> gary: 2-2 delivery to scott. ground ball to first. that will be in foul territory. >> jim: just imagine if you're playing if you're one of the mets defenders tonight. this guy is putti

scott olsen, 78 pitches, 56 strikes and he's retired 10 straight. so these pitchers have combined to retire the last 20 hitters. right e corner. uggla 0 for 2 with a pair of strikeouts, one looking.   >> bob: both of these pitchers great strike to ball ratios. that's just outside the bag for a foul ball. the count's 1-2. ricky nolasco 98 pitches, 66 strikes. >> rob: i don't know how much longer nolasco is going to go. >> bob: that's 67%. olsen, 72% strikes. in his six innings. they are indeed throwing buddies tonight. that off speed pitch in the dirt. this sets up well for manny, too, if olsen can get through this inning because he's due to bat second in the 8th. >> rob: most pitches for nolasco, 112 versus the cubs. >> bob: that indicates something. olsen's fastball just 89, but here in the 7th inning, a powerful right-handed batter well late for it. >> rob: those great breaking ball strikeouts. when you start throwing a great breaking ball, you're striking guys out like hanley ramirez, they know you've got some good stuff. then

ago, 8 homeruns for luke scott. guthrie just goes 2/3 inning. he takes the loss and the orioles held to just one run on five hits. orioles have now lost three of four games on this road trip. let's head back to oakland now and rejoin gary thorn and buck mart martinez. >> gary: there are pitchers in major league baseball that like to see other teams and teams that would rather not see them. dallas braden is one of those pitchers that the oriole was like to miss. aubrey huff in the 1st inning. change-up was very good. got matt witters, jones. he ties a career high. only the luke scott homerun the only run he allowd in 7 innings 4 of his 11 career wins have come at the hands of the orioles. got a lot of confidence pitching against the orioles line-up. >> jim: for the orioles, obviously, a disaster for jeremy guthrie. he could not get the pills where he wanted him to be. and this oakland team needed an offensive burst to feel good about themselves. they got it in the 1st inning. >. >> buck: i don't care where you play.

got a run home and it gets scott olsen up here. scott olsen can handle the bat. year, but he's a .154 career hitter. for nieves, his 12th rbi. >> rob: don't overswing right here. you just came off your rehab. you're nursing the sore wing. you don't want to do anything bad to re-injure that shoulder. >> bob: good point. >> rob: that's how andy pettitte hurt his elbow one night in houston. swung too hard. >> bob: and a fastball right down the middle. the nats get two. it starts with a blast by zimmerman. úúpx÷ñ÷÷ppúú (man) some days my 8:15 bus is just a bus, but other days, like today, it's my office. the boss just emailed me and wants the new proposal asap. no worries though, my smartphone, it's from at&t. i'm on the nation's fastest 3g network. so that proposal? delivered. (announcer) the nation's fastest 3g network. another reason why twice as many smartphone users have chosen at&t. get the blackberry bold for $199.99 after mail-in rebate. only from at&t. i've never been all that great with my money. probably because i've never had much. but now that i'm making

. >> jim: luke scott fouls it off. so fredi gonzalez's book has gone through six of his seven relievers in the game. the closer had a three-run lead going to the ninth and couldn't close it out. >> buck: and dave trembley has four in his pen including the closer george cheryl. >> jim: luke scott is retired for the first out in the 11th. so luke who pinch hit and singled in the rally in the ninth now a one out, and here is zaun. he will bat for the first time. hehe is in matt wieters' spot. wieters was lifted for a pinch runner the ninth inning. guthrie did come around to score. >> buck: and don't forget gregg zaun lit that home run on saturday night that set up brian roberts. he hit a one-out home run, his second of the season. that came against the phillies' acting closing ryan madson. >> jim: there is the strike. 1-1. brian bass is up once again. he was up back in the fifth inning and then did not get in the game. good eye by zaun. he works the count to 2-1. sliced foul the other way. >> buck: zaun spent parts of thr

. >> rob: it's important for scott olsen in this start to start pulling down on the breaking balls and not just try to throw the fastball down the middle. hanley ramirez didn't try to hit a home run or anything. when you recognize that the pitcher is having trouble with his breaking ball, you know he's going to try to get across a couple of fastballs. you have to be able to pull on the top of those breaking balls and get them down below the hitting zone. >> bob: power to burn her for cantu. >> rob: he's got to make them a little bit more uncomfortable. he's got to get ahead an coming up around the letters and knock them off the plate. this is what happened in the first game against the orals. they got -- against the orioles. they got so comfortable, they just stood in there and took badding practice. batting practice. 16 hits, # 1 runs? 11 runs. >> bob: that ball popped up to left for adam dunn. the marlins tie the game in the third. @@púxx our 737s fly to over 65 cities across the country every day. woman over p.a.: this is your final boarding call. all passengers... each with an aver

luke scott, scott has singled, struck out and flied out a couple of hits in 10 at-bats n the series. only faced green once. 0-1 off him. and the thing obviously green's looking for is that double playground ball to end the whe thing. scott just keeping it going. that will miss outside. ball one. >> jim: look at bobby parnell, we've seen him in games 1 and 2 of the series. so no closer. >> gary: bullpen gets a lot of work because of the matching p that jerry manuel likes to do, and the tight game the mets play n that grounded to seco b

that's why scott was so upset. it's a high strike, the count's even. >> jim p.: just think how difficult it is to umpire. i know you're standing there and whatever, but guys are all over the place, especially guthrie and martis early on. you'd like to have it somewhere in the vicinity of the glove. >> rob: but when you're being graded on whether or not it's a ball and a strike and you're going to go to the playoffs or world series, they err now on the side of a ball, because if they call a strike and they say, no, we feel it's a ball, your rating goes down. >> jim p.: and you almost think it should be the other way around. what's going to speed up the game and have better baseball. a little pop fly, right side, belliard out, kearns in. ronny belliard with a basket catch on a play you'd much rather see be taken by right fielders. i've had hitters tell me if they did call more strikes, we'd probably be more aggressive, we'd be swinging more and i think the hitters would adjust. but they've not been allowed to do that

luke scott and the birds looking to draw even. scott is red-hot at the plate.i uehara takes the mound, it's game two of the three game series. it's you, it's me, it's rick, it's aubrey huff. >>> good evening, everyone. it's "o's xtra" presented by at&t. it is an overcast, damp night at camden yards, but we will have an on time start as the orioles and mets get set it play the second game of this three-game series, the orioles looking to bounce back from last night's 6-4 defeat. a big crowd filing in here at camden yards. welcome in, everybody. rick, looking back on last night's game, it was all about the errors. if you commit three errors in the game, you really can't expect to win. >> you have to say jeremy guthrie did a good job for four innings, then the hitting came late, but by that time the defense did not supported jeremy enough to really hold up enough for him. i thought we were going to get a real good effort after him, but he gave up four hits, and that pretty much did him in for the night. they scored four runs. >> let's look back on the game highlig

tomorrow night it will be scott olson coming off the dl against ricky nolasco of florida. >> scott won 12, he pitched three straight years. they're saying his velocity is up two miles per hour. it was 88 to 91 when he was here. we were talking about his velocity. nolasco struggles for two starts. giving up eight runs. but his last four he's only given up five runs. he's striking out a lot of people, he struck out 25 and walked five, so he's back on top of that stretch. >> the nats really about due to take on florida. there you see scott olson's numbers. 41 innings pitched, 18 walks, 29 strikeouts. nolasco who beat the nationals the opening game of the year, then scott olson lost to florida in the second game of the year. we talked a little about craig stammen going to the bullpen on our pregame show. you now the word is he will start tuesday in florida against the marlins. >> just explain that, martis was pitching. report came that stammen was going to be stay here. and so they say he's going to the bullpen. maybe they've changed their mind with martis, possibly if stammen is going to

scott rolen turned it around. >> rob: the location was just terrible.ocate it. >> bob: that run charged to kip well and a win taken away from ross detwiler. >> rob: well, now, you have to do damage control right here. pitch location is going to be up in the zone, very hittable. rolen did not try to crush the ball, put it in play for a base hit and tie the ballgame. >> bob: scott rolen, 2-for-4 tonight. here is adam lind. and they are going up hacking. >> rob: that's a very good hitting ball club. you knew it was a matter of time they would put a couple of singles, maybe doubles together, get themselves back in the ballgame. another line drive knocked down by alberto gonzalez and that keeps scott rolen from going to third. so the blue jays are hitting the ball hard against wells and hanrahan here in the 8th after that leadoff pinch hit by bautista. alex rios now with the lead run at second base. alex rios 0-for-3 tonight. 1-for-7 in the series. blue jays have put four hit together to tie the game here in the 8th. first pitch slider for a strike. 2-1. >>

scott olson on the mound against nolasco. coverage begins. the orioles stay home, they'll welcome in the red sox. now for bob carpenter, jim palmer, rob dibble, amber theoharis and debbi taylor and our entire masn family, jim hunter saying so long. >>> johnny holliday, ray knight. the nats salvage the last game of the weekend series. the nationals finish 6-9 in their 15 ballgames. >> tonight lannan, he's going to be our stopper. they tacked on two runs there, but just three runs in the seven-plus innings. >> and gets his fifth win of the season in doing so. >> evens that record. i've always felt he's going to be a 15-game winner. if he has a big second half, that could happen for him this year. >> defining moment came in the fourth inning, the nationals down 1-0, then they get on the board with one big swing of the bat by adam dunn. >> it was set up by this double, as he takes the fastball down and rips it down the line to set adam up. then he tried to get a fastball by him, down in the strike zone. he just exploded on that ball. it bounced o

scott quickly over as uggla heads to third base. he's being sent. scott having trouble. there will be a play at the plate. here is the throw. safe! he got the foot in. cody ross sends up -- ends up at third. luke scott disappeared from our view down the line and all of a sudden bo porter the first base coach sent the runner dan uggla. >> buck: yeah, i don't think luke scott had any trouble in the corner but porter was close to the foul line so he could look down the line. no problems for luke. he hits andino with a good cutoff and andino relays it, butuggla scores ahead of the tag. uggla sees the go ahead from bo porter and the throw on the money, but not on time. >> jim: wieters didn't block the plate. he tried to swipe tag and uggla was able to get around him. two walks in the game. they both scored 3-0, florida. here is baker, the catcher. >> buck: interesting that cody ross who popped up on a slider in his last at-bat after berken busted him up and in hits a hanging slider and hits it down into the corner. >> jim: he end up at third. went to third on the throw home.

tomorrow night it will be scott olson coming off the dl against ricky nolasco of florida. >> scott won 12, he pitched three straight years. they're saying his velocity is up two miles per hour. it was 88 to 91 when he was here. we were talking about his velocity. nolasco struggles for two starts. giving up eight runs. but his last four he's only given up five runs. he's striking out a lot of

thank you. >> scott?>> elliott, is the committee satisfied with the document production that the white house made on the bolton, miers and roves subpoenas and also did the white house invoke executive privilege with respect to any documents, and is the committee satisfied with that in case it did? >> well, some of that i can't answer yet because of the confidentiality restrictions that exist until the implementation of the agreement, but we do believe that within the confines of the agreement, which wasn't perfect, after all, when you negotiate something, you don't get everything you want, we believe that within the confines of the agreement we have gotten documents prior, to i think the date was march 8th, 2007, that i think you'll find when you see them, reveal some interesting additional information, but as the white house continued to claim that some materials are protected by privilege, absolutely. and we will need to make an evaluation once the agreement is fully implemented, as to whether we want t

scott, a strikeout victim his first time up. and a check swing foul ball. interleague play for luke, this is the 36th game. in interleague action. the orioles have had tough numbers overall in interleague play. since its inception. and a check swing that will be taken up high. in the month of june, luke scott continues to be a big part of this offense. markakis the leader in hits, scott in homers and rbi's, roberts in extra-base hits and bergesen the pitching leader in june. >> jim: luke's looking down at third base. he sees david wright playing exactly where melvin mora did with ryan church. maybe when you're down two or three runs and there's two outs in an inning. just lay one down there. it's just, remember when you were a kid, if basically you were playing, if you were playing over the line or they were playing baseball, somebody was playing way back, you would drop one down. messing around, maybe get a little more better at whatever you're trying to do. you get the t-shirts out there. >> gary: can't hit anything to the right or left of second base. >>

did you see what scott rolen did on that play? he came charging in, cutting in front of the runner. >> the pitcher did too good of a job fielding his position and cut in front of scott rolen. school rolen, he's good, but if a guy swings away one time, he's been doing that the whole series coming about 30 feet away from the hitter on the bunt. no fear. >> top of the order, chris and guzman singled up the middle first time. this ball pulled. that's foul. fifty pickup by rolen. and argues man was flirting with his fifth consecutive multi-hit game. >> this ball is going to be dead in front of home plate, takes a second hop. the next pitch will be romero's 39th or 40th pitch. i think the count is 39. now getting romero's pitch count up where he's pressing martis. >> guzman five for 11 in the series. nats have four hits already, but the blue jays have six. that's a breaking ball down around his feet, and two outs. three key hitters, zimmerman, dunn and guzman. it will be up to nick johnson with two outs. anything else is gravy here. the

scott rolen is going to score maybe. he does. that kills you in the national league when you let the number eight hitter do that. he got it off the end of the bat. it was not right over the plate, but sometimes that happens. >> rob: well, let's see if they're taking down tallet. >> bob: yes, cito gaston is going to pull his pitcher out of this game just a little flare beyond the reach of anderson hernandez. it was evidently a decision made by the blujts blue jays pretty late after that happened. and it will be joe inglett, a left-handed-hitting infielder. >> rob: boy, that really hurts. >> bob: inglett, a former teammate of ryan church, lyle overbay and chad quals at the university of nevada reno. >> rob: that will do it. >> bob: just a shame he couldn't do it this inning. two-out walk to overbay hurt and blue jays have tied the game. zimmermann cannot win his third major league game. he could be the loser. it will be up to the bullpen to keep those inherited runners from scoring. a good outing for jordan zimmermann. 106 pitches,

luke scott way back. run. >> and the bat of luke scott continues to be hot. >> and a towering pop-up, first base side. and he got it. nice play. >> to short and andino, a great glove. there is one, relay. and a double play. ground ball towards short andino again, and there is one and there's two. andino playing a spectacular shortstop in this game. hill, 2-2 delivery and he got him. here is the 3-2 with the runners going and he's gone. a check swing and a breaking ball. and that is in there for a strike. >> the top five plays of the week. and here are the top for the orioles. luke scott with a couple of home runs, batting .353, adam jones .333 and burgess son, striking out three and that's the past week in baseball. >>> looking at the american league score board. yankees have won. the 20th comeback victory. swisher with a home run. joe girardi with the win. texas win over boster, beating the red sox 6-3. nell on cruz with the 10th in the last 10 games. and toronto shut out kansas city, holliday with the 1

you got luke scott who is a fabulous player. think you guydid quite well. >> jim p.: tejada goes to houston. >> rob: that's two. there's eight more guys involved in those trades. >> jim p.: exactly. chris tillman also part of the bedard deal. >> bob: line drive, the runner makes a mistake, then hernandez bobbles the ball and blows the double play. >> jim p.: i don't think he could believe aubrey was getting that far off the bases. there you go. where it is. >> rob: that's actually kind of funny. on the transfer he loses control. >> bob: the second base umpire staring right at him. >> jim p.: it almost looked like he was staring at huff and could not believe he was that far off the bag. >> bob: that's worse than throwing a 4-6-3 or not turning from the other side of the infield. here's scott who doubled. if he gets a hit here, that will be very costly. nationals had a chance to turn their third double play in four innings. >> jim p.: luke scott is hitting .321 against lefties. he's already this year has seven home runs. last year

luke scott. eight home runs in his last nine ball games. you have to put him in the number four slot and change things up a bit. it's a shake up because they're stale right now. stagnant. not scoring any runs or hits. maybe this will do it. >> try to break a three game losing streak. that will wrap up o's extra brought to you by at&t. and gary thorn bringing the game. we'll be back with the post game show right after the orioles play the a's in oakland. coming up next on masn 2. - tot. jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it's on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com.

delivery to scott. he walked him. pelfrey close to the end. he got that double play and enormously important double play. he's now surrender three walks in the ballgame and keeps the sixth inning alive. >> jim: he's made two really huge pitches. one to strikeout. brian roberts to get out of the fifth. then, the double play ball to mora. until then, he was lights out. >> gary: jerry manuel takes the big hop to the third-base line and makes his to the mound. that will be it. the walk to scott will send the mets to their bullpen. green will come on to do thepitching. orioles will get the potential tying run to the plate in the person of nolan reimold. two runs in on the markakis homer here in the sixth. it's made it a 4-2 game. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> gary: this copyrighted telecast pre

that ball is deep and scott is there and he makes the chasm. he hit it well, but luke scott has it. base hit, one left and we're going extras, off to the 10th. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important.  >> buck: the ninth inning down by three, two outs, melvin mora gets it going with a base hit to left field and luke scott, and then mat wieters drives in a run, his second rbi in as many at-bats as mora scores. another pinch hitter ty wigginton, aen an rbi base hit. and then salazar ties it up with his second hit of the night coming into the game as a pinch hitter back in the eighth inning and jeremy guthrie who pinch ran for matt wieters scores and dave trembley is still trying to figure out how many people are left in this game. >> darrin: there's only two on the other bench and he has none. he used him to pinch run and it worked out toda

scott batting cleanup. salazar will start at first base, ty wigginton at second base and that means that huff has the day off. and reimold is the surprise rooking on this team and the american league. >> i think he is. and i think he's done the one thing that everybody expected him to do and that's that he hit and hit for power. not the batting average we like to see but i think in time they'll figure out how to throw him. and he has a lot of work to do before that and what i like is that it's not all limited to the fastball. ooze hit the breaking ball, the cuts fastball out of the ballpark, he's hit a fall bast, a changeup out of the ballpark. ' justs well to the different speeds thrown at him. when you get behind in the count, he cuts his swing down and can go the other way and go up the middle. those are the little things i look for. the batting average will come in time but right now i'm impressed with how he handles himself at the base and in the field. >> and cusp has a three-run home runner and giamb

scott rolen is playing willie harris to pull. if he throws another one of those sinkers, i would hope that willie harris will try to wrap it around third base. look at that hole. >> bob: it's about 30 feet. fastball. that's that pitch you were talking about. >> rob: yes. sometimes, you have to think, as a hitter, okay, they play the defense this way but the guy already has thrown two pitches outside on me. >> bob willie harris, high in the air and foul. he was trying to hit his second homerun of the year, pumping on 3-0. >> rob: 3-0, i'm sure he has to make sure he's going to kill the pitch and he did. 2 on, 2 out. manny acta is going to call wil nieves back and he will bat anderson hernandez. >> rob: right man in the right place. let's go, willie. >> bob: interesting. adam dunn walks earlier in the inning, anderson is probably not available for this at-bat because he would have been the pinch runner. i like it, too, because anderson earned has great speed, millar playing almost on the grass. if there is a foot race, i'm going to

either to result in relief for dread scott or not. but instead, she went straight to the results on the broadest possible grounds, and as a result, through the course into the political realm, so consciously. marshall's decision in marguerite reflected a decision to pull back. jeffersonian had legislature and said that their efforts would be blocked. that is the central political issue of the day and marshall does not even get to it. he pulls back results on a much narrower ground. so there are situation where the court actually has legal issues of great political significance. but i think it is important to look and see if you can do that on a narrow basis, and if you do not, it is important to recognize there will be huge consequences. >> i want to return to a more personal vein before taking questions from the audience. during confirmation hearings, i remember that senator schumer asked you what your favorite movie was, and i think he responded dr. zhivago. that is my favorite movie to. -- that is my favorite, too. i am sure you ha

now, luke scott is known somewhat as a street kidder. coming off the disabled list, he hit eight home runs drove in 18 while hitting .400. over the last two weeks, scott has one home run and four rbi'sand a .200 batting average. do you see him as a streak hirtd? >> everybody says he's a hit streak. home run streaks is what they're talking about. when he gets hot, he'll hit the ball out of the ballpark every game at a time and once a game at a time. he is very, very tough when he gets like that. then, everybody expects he's going to power the ball every single game for a month or two months at a time. that's not right because pitchers make adjustments off of luke scott. maybe he's not a hitter like a tony gwen or like a rod carew of the past who consistently makes good, hard contact. when they start adjust to go him and not giving him pitches he can pull, he'll had a tough time being a consistent hitter. he's getting his base hits in the middle of the streaks. you don't notice it because it's just a single. for me, that was a big night. h

and the bat of luke scott continues hot as he delivers the long ball.number 13 on the year. >> buck: that's exactly what you are supposed to do with hanging breaking balls and he left it on the inside part of the plate. this ball is meant to be away and it's up and he uses that top hand and drives it out of the ballpark with a simple flip of the wrist off that facing of the second deck in right field. >> gary: so the last six homeruns that the orioles have as a team have been hit by luke scott. and he has now had eight homeruns in his last nine games. swung on and missed. >> buck: that's why dave trembley continues to put his name in the line-up even though they have seen a lot of left handed pitchers. tonight, he was in left field. nolan reimold takes a seat tonight. >> gary: off the en of the bat, first base, long run, crosby. he got it. nice play. over the mound. homerun by scott, orioles get on the board and it's 7th inning stretch time brought to you by jack daniels, tennessee whiskey. please drink responsibly.  one away as kennedy goes dow

scott rolen, a home run and the phillies beat tampa bay 10-1. with a six-run first, four-run fourth. chase utley with a two-run double. that's a look at our interleague scoreboard. when we come back, we'll preview tomorrow night's game in florida with jason were kin on the mound that is the story after the orioles lose to florida 7-6. (announcer) you do have health insurance don't you? if you don't, now you're in luck. carefirst bluecross blueshield can cover you for as little as $75 a month. depending on the plan you choose. just call us at the number on your screen for the plan that's right for you. carefirst bluecross blueshield lets you customize coverage so you have an individual plan that suits you best. select a ppo or an hmo, add vision or dental-- you can design a plan that fits your budget and protects you even as your life changes. call us at the number on your screen and get this free information kit. when it comes to protecting your health you can count on carefirst bluecross blueshield. call today and get the benefit of blue. odds

luke scott comes in to score. it's a one-run game finally for the third pinch-hitter oscar salazar who delivers the game- tying base hit up the middle to make it 6-6 with two outs in the ninth inning and jeremy guthrie scored. they have done a great job of some of the elyse lead pitchers of baseball. rose roarses, the closers of the mets. they got a couple of walks in an inning against him. ryanan madson on saturday give up two home runs in that comeback win by the orioles in philadelphia. last night, matt lindstrom got two quick outs and gave up the three-run deficit as the orioles came back and tied it. unfortunately, he they didn't like the outcome after 12 innings last night it orioles have shown you have to get them out all 27 outs. they're not going to give up. unfortunately for the birds, they were not able to pull out the win in extra innings. when you look over a one-run game and look at the things that may have happened, mistakes and misplays can be costly and it hurt the orioles last night. >> buck: the

i was a the third most significant case in the court's history was fred scott -- dred scott. there are examples of what to do and very challenging to tuitions and had handled them, but the scott cases is an example of hw things went incredibly wrong. i think some of the reasons are pretty clear. yet the most divisive issue in our history, leading the country toward civil war. the political branches failing to address it in the case of the executive and causing more harm than good in the case of the legislature. you had roger taney whose reputation would be quite different if it weren't for this one case. looking at it and saying the other branches are working, the issue was threatening to destroy the country. i'm going to solve it. i am the only one who can. i'm more less took it upon myself to lead the court into a resolution that was dividing the country, and in a broadway that really had no basis in a proper reading of the constitution and in a situation that could have been resolved in either way on much narrower grounds that would have preserved the court above the fray.

andy fletcher, angel hernandez at second and scott barry umpiring at second, scott mclellan down at third-27 on the road, 15-13. haven't won a game in this park. 0-3 here in rfk stadium.  there's one quick out  first inning. >> rob: you bring up a great point. there was one year we went to san francisco, that's when you played the same team in your division 18 times, a nice play by ryan zimmerman, tough hop off the dirt in front of home plate, plenty of time. >> johnny: boy, zimmerman just having another tremendous year. especially that hitting streak he had where nobody could get him out. >> rob: 30 straight games is just a phenomenal hitting streak, and it wasn't just a cheapy, 1 for 4 every night, the last 10 games he raised his batting average 60 points and he was hitting the heck out of the ball right at the end. and getting back to your, the reds having trouble here, we were 0-9 in three different trips into san francisco at candlestick park. so sometimes it's just, you know, certain ball park, a certain team has your number, right now they d

good to see you. >> that's scott mcgregor. aberdeen starts their season tomorrow night.livan, he is 5-1, and jason berken trying to stop a 3 game losing streak.  >> i call friend of mine that works for the packers, he has tickets on the 45-yard line, he -- drove 15 hours to get to wisconsin, went to the game. it was like 50 below, and it s a loss. but a great experience. >> so jason berken, you're a major league player, you have connectionths in the front -- connections in the front office. the giants beat the packers tt day. today we will cover the bass during the telecast with jason berken, home depot covers the bases. visit www.homedepot.com.  rick, tonight, he's looking for his first win since his debut. he has pitched pretty well, hd one rough outing in oakland, t for the most part, he keeps the team in the game. what do you have for him? >> jason berken, if he keeps e ball down in the strike zone, he'll stay around for a long time in this game. and you can see his first two ball games, he was keeping

all except luke scott. numbers. amazing. .387 batting average, 8 homeruns. 18 rbis. luke scott continues to hit the baseball. that was the orioles' only run ton as the athletics won the opener of this three-game series 9-1. jeremy gutry knocked out after just 2/3 innings. we go to oakland and the post- game comment of jeremy guthrie. >> i always work on being more consistent with your philadelphia phillies. i will obviously do that. i really hope to come down after this disapointing start and, you know, terrible results. i really hope to come back and pitch well. >> was everything you were throwing going over the middle of the plate? >> for the most part, everything was in the middle. the exception was the pitch to davis but that was slider that was still up and he was able to reach out and pock into right field. none of the pitches were executed tremendously and i paid the price. >> did you have a hot team in. >> i don't know one way or another. i think i made them hot if they weren't already. they swung t

detwiler has it and he turns and throws out the hustling luke scott. one away here in the second inning. don't forget about the cal ripken all-stars. think eel be hosting the valley league all-staffers, the mid atlantic classic in wall dore f. you can come out and catch luke scott, aubrey huff, where they all launched their careers. game time is 7:05. get there early and the home run derby at 5:30. the admission is free and your donation will be greatly appreciated. log on to ripken diss senior collegebaseball. org or call. >> rob: i wanted to ask jim about yesterday, smoltz struggling, but for jordan zimmermann who pitched well, but to watch a possible future hall of fame struggle, is that a good 1-2-3 inning or a bad thing for a young player? because i feel it is a good 1-2- 3 inning because it just shows how humbling this level is. >> jim: well, it really is. and you go back and you look at smoltz, he was the 574th selection. and jordan zimmermann was born 353 days after he signed, talking about john smoltz. this's how young he was. >> rob: disirm w

here is luke scott. fouls it off. >> buck: luke scott had one of the big hits in the ninth inning last night. he came off the bench and delivered a base hit up the middle. it was part of the five straight singles in the ninth tied up. >> jim: high pop-up. foul ground near the oriole dugout. the catcher baker is there. he's got it for the out. there are two quick outs here in the second inning. nolasco, 26 years old. he's in his fourth season and, buck, it's been an unusual start when you consider the quality of his right arm because he had a very good rookie season in 2006. then, he had an injury-plagued season in 2007. last year, won 15 games. dwleer got off to -- this year, got off to such a tough start he went down for the two games in the minor leagues. >> buck: yeah, he's beenhit around this year. he came off of a very good 15-8 season last year with a very strong three-hit, 2.50 e.r.a. >> jim: matt wieters takes a strike. breaking ball for a strike. it's 0-2. >> buck: that's that curve ball. he's n