. >> rob: gary sheffield when he was here, it was my final year in '96 and they won the world series in '97. he could hit the ball out. other than that, i haven't seen too many guys that can do it. >> bob: yeah. i'm not saying derrek lee hit a lot of home runs out there, but he would plug that gaptime time and time again. before you knew it, he was offered lots of money to go hit in hitter friendly wrigley field. a 1-2 to zimmerman. way outside. he missed it a mile. two outs. here is our coors light frieze freeze cam brought to you by frost brewed coors light world's most refrerk frerk beer. you want to see where adam dunn got this one? freeze it. >> rob: coors light freeze cam. i don't think he got that on the sweet spot. that's just a big, strong man from texas. didn't get the full extension, but got enough of it to hit it. third deck, maybe to the light standards and have it float over the fence for a home run. >> dunn, 2-3 tonight. double homer, three rbi's.   >> rob: i think before  year is over, he'll break a bat in half like teixeira and the ball is going to go o

it is kind of like playing the mets, and gary sheffield is sitting there at someoint. you feel like you bring in a reliever and all of the sudden gary comes out of the dugout. >> meanwhile, but jordanzi mmerman was supposed to be on but theigon, tht nationals are now looking to next season. >> not the place i want to be on the disabled list. it is a little of a setback right now. is what it is. >> for golf fans, tiger woods is committed to playing next week's buick open. tom watson was back on the course on the senior british open and he was a very sharp again. he shot a 67 today. the first round leader is fred funk. he has a three-shot lead on a watson. how about the score byrd proved they are calling had -- lance armstrong says he will have his own team at the tour de france and will be sponsored by radio shack. this should be an easy ride into paris for alberto contador. >>> a look at how president obama was able to redirect his health care message to those who already have insurance. >> he did it with a substitution of one word. you might have missed it. president

but i would ay it was very close to being sheffield. -- shelved.t someone and he guy ju ok, i ess. >>he first studio we wre affiliated with went out of business. >> and the studio that finally did lease it went t of busiss so there say curse. ue story. chris' point is wel taken. i think the four of you served as a mtual support nuclear- network to keep te fire lit because to get any movie made you have to bankyour enthiasm and wait for the guy to sayyes, then all of a suen you have the same enthusia you had at the beginning and it's hard f an dividual to do that. tavis: i like that idea. you have to bankyour ow enusiasm sometimes until they gi you permission to th crau- withdraw it. that's amazing. wh do you think for all the hell you hd to edure to gt this thi out not why, what do you think made the fans connect to it? when you inally go it ut, what made it work? >>some of t was familia it was close enough to the reality of being a fan hat had a pet band tat never really made it. thatight have something todo with it. and tried to design the jokes

but i would say it was very close to being sheffielded. -- shelved.ed at someone and the guy just ok, i guess. >> the first studio we were affiliated with went out of business. >> and the studio that finally did release it went out of business so there say curse. true story. chris' point is well taken. i think the four of you served as a mutual support nuclear -- network to keep the fire lit because to get any movie made you have to bank your enthusiasm and wait for the guy to say yes, then all of a sudden you have the same enthusiasm you had at the beginning and it's hard for an individual to do that. tavis: i like that idea. you have to bank your own enthusiasm sometimes until they give you permission to with crau -- withdraw it. that's amazing. why do you think for all the hell you had to endure to get this thing out, not why, what do you think made the fans connect to it? when you finally got it out, what made it work? >> some of it was familiar. it was close enough to the reality of being a fan that had a pet band that never really made it. that

and i mentioned gary sheffield a few moments ago.een told he is going to at least attempting to be back in the lineup tomorrow night against john lannan. >> that was beautiful. there is the big curve ball. 12-6. >> bob: francoeur one of the more puzzling players in the national league right now. coming off a .239 '08, when he hit only 11 home runs and drove in 71. he had driven in 105 runs the previous year with atlanta. and he's a local atlanta kid, out of lilburn. but the braves are like that. you don't produce, you are gone. >> rob: i was told by a scout that he would not change his way of -- his approach at the plate, and they tried for years to get him to change, he wouldn't, and that was a reason they let him go. >> bob: the braves have drafted lots of local players in recent years, including francoeur, brian mccann and others. but that's the atlanta way. they have been that way for a long time. you don't produce, you're gone. we'll get somebody in here who will. and ryan church or francoeur straight up. >> rob: i like jeff an

mets 3-1 lead on the astroses they play the bottom third inning and placed gary sheffield on the dl thetest member of the mets to go on the dl we hamstring injury and david ortiz rocked a three-run home run and thrown out the next time up. >> with that we say hello and thank you for stayed tuned to espn. alongside kevin conners i'm reischea candidate to help you stay current with the highlights and scores and of course roy halladay leading all the talk as we approach tuesday. >> the trade deadline the blue jays have set and the 31st is the major league trade deadline and we talked do you mortgage the future for the present. that's the situation in front of the philadelphia phillies right now. one day after striking out ten, in a no-decision the roy halladay trade rumors continued and phils mentioned that's frontrunners but angels and dodgers have entered the discussion according to espn.com jayson stark and it would see j.a. happ and two minor leaguers and a prospect, kyle drabek. >> you can't trade everybody. that's the phillies' stance. they don't feel as to the they should be asked t

sheffield, on the dl, with a hamstring injury. reign in washington 2-0, zimmerman has gone deep.gers, 1-0 lead on the royals. >> struck him out. >> ♪ fastball, strike-three called. >> ♪ a complete-game gem for roy halladay. >> so good to be with you on "espnews," alongside kevin connors, i'm reischea canidate, helping you stay current. latest sports stories and scores. halladay, biggest story, he's on the block. >> that trade deadline is approaching. the bluejays' trade deadline. the 28th of the month. 31st is the trade-deadline. one day after striking out ten, the rumors continue. the phillies have been mentioned as the frontrunners. but, they're reluctant to part, have allowed the angels and dodgers, to enter the discussion. this according to jayson stark. >> it would see the phillies send happ and two minor-leaguers, and drabek, 6-1, this season, with double-a reading, and jayson stark has more now. >> you can't trade everybody.ead that's the philly's stance. and they don't feel as thoughhey they should be asked to trade their best pitching-prospect, t. and best position-playe

the pamphlet was aimed at traditionally the north of england, a town called sheffield where they have a very high teenaged pregnancy rate. this was filtered out by that particular county. what it's actually advocating is that rather than children or teenagers going out and have sex, it's advocating the fact that actually perhaps it could sustain by masturbation. and this is where it gets rather shocking. the down side of it is that the government just put the pamphlet out, doesn't bother actually giving it out, say, to children. gave it to teachers to give it out. and everybody involved, the parents. that's why it's caused outrage. bill: i got it. so dr. joycelyn elders who used to be a government official here in the united states did the same thing years back, about 14 years ago. she had to resign. she had to resign. basically telling kids don't procreate, do other things. the problem comes, the problem comes in the secular view that has been now put off at york university in toronto, canada, that children have sexual rights, that they have the right to do whatever adults do, no mat

the pamphlet was aimed at traditionally the north of england, a town called sheffield where they have a very high teenaged pregnancy rate. this was filtered out by that particular county. what it's actually advocating is that rather than children or teenagers going out and have sex, it's advocating the fact that actually perhaps it could sustain by masturbation. and this is where it gets rather shocking. the down side of it is that the government just put the pamphlet out, doesn't bother actually giving it out, say, to children. gave it to teachers to give it out. and everybody involved, the parents. that's why it's caused outrage. bill: i got it. so dr. joycelyn elders who used to be a government official here in the united states did the same thing years back, about 14 years ago. she had to resign. she had to resign. basically telling kids don't procreate, do other things. the problem comes, the problem comes in the secular view that has been now put off at york university in toronto, canada, that children have sexual rights, that they have the right to do whatever adults do, no mat

so, even with gary sheffield not in the lineup, they put it to our pitchers pretty well. >> bob: guysrnandez won 23 games in just over two yearses a a met. he is 6-5 this year. the nats are keeping him in the mets rotation, 3-0 against washington >> thank you, mr. bob and mr. rob. see you tomorrow for game 2 of the series. if you are just dialing in, it's 6-2 the final the mets taking the first of three. j.d. martin called up from syracuse. only threw 74 pitches. 50 some of them in there for strikes but they were teeing off early. then he settled down after the first couple innings. >> i'm sure he was nervous, johnny. golly, he has had such a hard road back to the big leagues. 1st inning, checked swing. what are you going to do about this? then a sacrifice bunt and murphy singles to right field. doubles to right felted. francoeur doubles to left on a breaking ball that actually was very bottom of the strike zone. i thought that was a good pitch and he went down and got that. i guess he saw it right out of his hands. looked like a god pitch but sometimes you can't getaway with those up

sheffield is still nursing a hamstring that cramped up on him over the weekend.merman with the .316 career batting mark against oliver perez.   comes out, throws a strike. well, let's see how ryan zimmerman is after a night off and nick johnson's turn tonight.   and there's another hit for zimmerman. some hitters, some pitchers and the match up doesn't go the piper's way. >> rob: it looks like he's doing something in the delivery and wind up to throw strikes and 11 walk this is 11 innings pitched and coming off the disabled list which is not an injury disabling, more mental and bad mechanics and stay on the ball and trying to throw a fastball over the middle about 87 miles an hour and easy pickings if he tries to find the plate like that all night. >> bob: here's adam dunn with a fastball over the corner. adam dunn 7 walk this is his last 7 games and his on base average hitting right on the .400 mark putting him in the top 10.    >> rob: even perez wh