he came in said i didn't vote for nolan, ryan. proud. nolan ryan doesn't deserve it. you said you didn't vote for him so you could get content because you're too lacey to -- lazy to get it for yourself. you are being asked to pass oujudgment on a career you haveo business giving comment on. i learned they don't vote their conscience. mark: they votear for other reasons. ot>> for a lot of other things. mark: i want to ask you this. i don't want to -- you haven't complained about this to me at all. i'm the one that keeps bringing it up. >> i never will. mark: let me ask you this. in your mind who are the three greateste pitchers in modern bae baseball. >.>> greg maddox. i think he's the best pitcher in the history of the game. mark: why. >> what he did, when he did it, belies logic. randy johnson, probably the greatest power pitcher. mark: if i were standing at the pleat and this guy was up there, 6'9" and it's arms, he's like 3. >> he basically brushes your nose when he lets go of the base baseball. mark: i would be scared to death. >> yo

nolan ryan was the guy -- his last pitch was 95 miles an hour. only nine years old and. the greats. >> yes, that is there. mark: i also consider you one of the greats. nobody better to host. >> i had two goals and honest to god my wife tonight with a new fed 1992 when my first season in big leagues and she said to me, what you want to have? i said i want to win -- roberto clemens is my dad very player and i want to retire having all the teammates who were my jersey who said if i have a game to pitch, win or lose, life or death, i would want him on the mound. in 2001 i won the roberto clemens reward which is the highlight of my career. roberto clemente's doubled up [inaudible] 3000 hit and died in a plane crash, and after, first time i saw my dad cry. he met the world to my dad so he meant the world to me. it was the greatest thrill of my life. mark: you are fascinating. i want to thank you for coming -- pleasure. god bless you all right, ladies and gentlemen. see you next time on "life, liberty and levin". blood moon turning a shade of red. >>chris: hello again from fox

we move from nolan ryan of making $1 million a year in a 1980, to mike trout with the los angeles angelsaking $34 million in 2018. in this section on the art and science of baseball, we look at the measure of the game, the different ways people over time have tried to calculate and estimate and figure what kind of players they needed, where to put them in a lineup, where to put them in the field. the scouting report is one of the most traditional ways. we have scouting reports here by branch rickey done in the 1950's and 1960's. don drysdale, an 18-year-old phenom at pitching the time. ricky also did a midcareer report on hank aaron, already an established power hitter, he only gives him about a paragraph. but we have at the library more than 1700 scouting reports that branch rickey did. they shed some light into what a scout is looking for before they were able to crunch a lot of numbers. another way baseball looked at things was through spray charts. he example was herzog when was manager of the cardinals, he kept charts for all opposition playersp this one was of eddie murray with the

ken griffey jr., nolan ryan, babe ruth, no one had been an anonymous selection.ter who decided to leave occupy the legendary writer off the ballot out from principle. rivera was ecstatic to learn he was the first selected. >> you are the first. you see him there, with his friends and family. he's baseball's all-time saves leader. he's not only one of the best players to play the game. he's also one of the best people. the panama native has opened churches all over the world. and he's known for his philanthropy. going into the hall of fame, roy halladay. halladay going in on his first ballot. he died in a plane crash in 2017. his oldest son braden tweeting a great honor, not a greater person. proud of you, dad, i love you. roger clemens coming up on 59% of the vote. >>> in atlanta, the field crew painting the team names in the end zones on monday at mercedes-benz stadium. officials say so far, the government shutdown hasn't affected super bowl preps at all. >> the super bowl is a secure one national security event. so we work very closely with all of the entities