de aza. >> kenny: garcia, in on the grass at third. as de aza squares. takes ball one. >> tom: if he's bunting, i prefer he square around a little earlier than that. a well-executed bunt cannot be defended. it will get the runner over, commit to it. >> kenny: reynolds takes his leadoff first, back in as johnson throws over. 1-1. >> tom: again, i don't see commitment, right there. you know, this is not about fooling anybody at this point. i announced to the world you are bunting. we know your bunting. commit to it. i know this is a problem with the mets, and terry collins has probably seen it too many times this year. how to win a game without a home run. they have done that only five times this year. and they are in a position now where he is trying to manufactur not with the mets do well. >> kenny: the mets have scored 53% of their runs via the home run. the top percentage in all of baseball. >> tom: that was better, squared around earlier. >> kenny: looking down for the signs from third base coach tim 5-19 without a home run. with johnson, who is not r

de aza. >> kenny: garcia, in on the grass at third. as de aza squares. takes ball one. >> tom: if he's bunting, i prefer he square around a little earlier than that. a well-executed bunt cannot be defended. it will get the runner over, commit to it. >> kenny: reynolds takes his leadoff first, back in as johnson throws over. the 1-0 to de aza. 1-1. >> tom: again, i don't see commitment, right there. you know, this is not about fooling anybody at this point. i announced to the world you are bunting. we know your bunting. commit to it. i know this is a problem with the mets, and terry collins has probably seen it too many times this year. how to win a game without a home run. they have done that only five times this year. and they are in a position now where he is trying to manufacture a run and this is not with the mets do well. >> kenny: the mets have scored 53% of their runs via the home run. the top percentage in all of baseball. >> tom: that was better, squared around earlier. >> kenny: looking down for the signs from third base coach tim teufel. >> to

watch de aza. so upset with himself, 3-1 pitch popped up into the air, the bat goes down, no effort to run, too late. i'll tell you what, terry collins, if he had any more room for gray hair, baserunning tonight, first by cespedes and right there by de aza, whatever's left, would just turn white. >> kenny: for a guy who's spot on the mets roster is on the cusp, this will not help. , outs. the 1-1 to d'arnaud, ball too. bounced to the second baseman, peterson. we head to the bottom of the tenth, bottom of the order due up for the atlanta braves. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ ica's fastest internet. only from xfinity. >> kenny: there's jim johnson in the braves dugout, great play to start the double play in the top half. baseball's two biggest summer events back-to-back, the t-mobile home run derby, july 11th, hd sturm. the very next night, don't miss baseball's biggest stars, the 87th all-star game presented by mastercard july

alejandro de aza, mets baserunners. curtis granderson is zero 0 fo4 tonight.ing to win their fourth straight for the first time under snitker. >> kenny: granderson takes strike one. >> harold: to look at the shift again. >> kenny: 0-1 from johnson, 1-1. >> harold: if your new got to go, they're giving you the base, you win the game. they're not even worried about you, >> tom: edition b, you're defending range, you're defending the batter better, the runner on first. just fell. >> tom: aybar is back on address. >> harold: understood, but you're also saying we throw a ball, the stills abate, basic, game game over. that quick. he should've ran two go. >> tom: exactly, the braves want the infielders to hold their position. don't compromise range, defendant de aza, invest in range to get the out on granderson. >> kenny: the 1-2 from johnson, fell back to the screen. >> harold: i don't get it. it's wide open, they're basically giving you the base. >> tom: that made no sense, because he ran less pitch, so they weren't defending the still, he doesn't run an expense. >

alejandro de aza, mets baserunners. curtis granderson is zero 0 fo4 tonight.ing to win their fourth straight for the first time under snitker. >> kenny: granderson takes strike one. >> harold: to look at the shift again. >> kenny: 0-1 from johnson, 1-1. go, they're giving you the base, you win the game. they're not even worried about you, >> tom: edition b, you're defending range, you're defending the batter better, the runner on first. just fell. >> tom: aybar is back on address. >> harold: understood, but you're also saying we throw a ball, the stills abate, basic, game game over. that quick. he should've ran two go. >> tom: exactly, the braves want the infielders to hold their position. don't compromise range, defendant de aza, invest in range to get the out on granderson. >> kenny: the 1-2 from johnson, fell back to the screen. >> harold: i don't get it. it basically giving you the base. >> tom: that made no sense, because he ran less pitch, so they weren't defending the still, he doesn't run an expense. >> harold: johnson lifted his leg up, he doesn't car

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now, the aza, which is the association for zoos and aquariums have very strict regulations and protocolsh zoo is required to do a minimum of four drills every year, one drill a quarter, in preparation for a ca lambilamit like this. i think they're at a desperate point, at the point of no return. i believe they felt they were out of options, and the child's life was in tremendous jeopardy. >> jeff, everyone is asking about why didn't they tranquilize him? how long does that take? and in the process while it's working, right, the animal could have become erratic? is that the problem here? >> even in a perfect-case scenario when it comes to tranquilizing an animal as large as this was a sedative, there's still so many unknowns. most of the time when you do it in a wild type of environment, that creature has no idea you're there. here we have this incredibly chaotic situation. we have an animal that weighs at the least 450 pounds. it's incredibly stressed. adrenaline surging through everybody, never mind the gorilla itself, by the way which is doing nothing wrong. i've been in the wild, not

as a member of la razza lawyer, helps la aza council members and he's against trump and all trump's bordergrams and the law firm gave $675,000 to bill and hillary clinton. asking the judge to be recused would be a good approach and ask for a change of venue. >> he hasn't asked for a change of venue or done the things that you describe. he went after the judge very pointedly and very personally and you know very well, larry, that the minute you start to introduce someone being qualified or not qualified for a job based on their race, ethnicity or religious background you're beginning to go down a very serious slope, a slope on which this country was not built. >> i agree with that. i don't think he's going down that slope. the last -- >> but he -- >> liberals, republican establishment people. >> he's kept saying it. >> very quick to use this racist charge. i don't think he's racist. i know him. i'm not an intimate, but i don't think he's racist. what he's asking for here is a fair trial and do i think he misspoke on the mexican thing. on other areas i think he's on very firm ground, tyler.