exhibit a, tim mccarver. >> thank you. well, i mean, john madden had a head start in the television business because he was such a great coach. he handled all the elements of what football is all about. i think i had a head start in baseball because i was a catcher. i handled the pitching staff, i could see what a third baseman was going to do. the responsibilities of the infield cheating toward the bag in a double-play situation. i can still remember curt flood, our center fielder of the decade of the '60s, great player, took the first step toward free agency, by the way. >> rose: and with great courage. >> with great courage. i mean, gave up a contract worth $110,000 a year in those days, which was a ton of money in 1969. but i can still remember him moving the silhouette of the pitcher and flood moving in anticipation of how a certain pitcher was going to work a hitter. it was almost balletic and i can still think about that and curt was a very, very intelligent man and knew hitters very well and knew hitters' tendencie

here's joe buck and tim mccarver. >> joe: thanks. that was your pick, scherzer for the a.l. cy young award. >> tim: i just thought scherzer, that the maturity came together with the physical ability and it was going to be a big year for him, and so far it has been. >> joe: here's matt holliday in the hole 0-2. a couple things, scherzer's from this area, st. louis. one of the real good guys in the game. >> tim: oh, yeah. >> joe: detroit started the game with a three-game lead over cleveland. meanwhile arizona with their fourth straight win. they started the day two and a half games up on san diego in the n.l. west. here's a ground ball left side. andrews gloves and throws. one out. holliday 0 for 3. take a look at the fox sports one pitching comparison, presented by fox sports one, america's new sports network coming august 17th. there are the numbers for the two 22-year-olds. >> tim: a lot of people may have forgotten that the san diego padres this year under new ownership with peter o'malley and relatives of peter. moving to san diego, the former owner of the los angeles dod