, bays baez works  out of the -- danys baez works out of the pen.se are the situations you end up with. bases load, beltran's up. >> jim: not a particularly easy situation even though beltran is 0-7. baez was just -- has just been terrific and a pretty good sinking fastball. 93-94 as he chases one that i don't know if you really want to be in that zone. you can seat velocity. there they are, mets everywhere. bases loaded. >> gary: castillo got sage at third. cora singled. he's on at second. martinez singled. he's on at first. baez facing beltran who is 1-7 with bases load this had year, but a dangerous hitter. chop to first base. huff will come home. there's one. wieters no chance to go back and held on to it. so, they get the out at the plate and that is the second out of the inning. >> jim: the story in the "baltimore sun" was about baez. now beltran is 0-8 against him. the story talked about how he struggled in spring training coming off tommy john. great pitch. there's the splitter. upper 80s to the low 90s. didn't really think he was going to b

baez never looked. and a stolen base for beltr. >> jim: he took about two seconds to get the ball to home plate. beltran obviously again one of the mets that can run, 9 out of 10. high percentage guy his whole career. usually it's reyes leading the club. the guy at the plate, david wright with 18 leads the mets. >> gary: a chopper, knocked down, and got it. good play by baez on the comeback.  7th inning. hour, andy roddick has the fastest serve in the history of professional tennis. so i've come to this court to challenge his speed. ...on the internet. i'll be using the 3g at&t laptopconnect card. he won't so i can book travel plans faster, check my account balances faster. all on the go. i'm bill kurtis and i'm faster than andy roddick. (announcer) "switch to the nations fastest 3g network" "and get the at&t laptopconnect card for free". >> gary: hernandez is making it tough right now, because hes pitched consistently throughout this game, and as he does,

so baez on. it has been a very good year for the orioles and here is the number eight batter, john baker. baker is showing sacrafice. >> buck: the number eight hitter in this situation at home in a national league ballpark, you expect them to at least try to advance a runner, whether it is sacrafice, play hit and run. they have a pinch hitter out on deck. >> buck: there is a bunt to third. melvin mora fields. back to first and not in time on the relay. but once again the orioles quickly pouncing on the bunt to get the lead runner. >> buck: a couple of poor bunts here have cost the marlins. first it was the pitcher, andrew miller and now it is the catcher, john baker. an easy play for melvin mora. no time to get the return double play, but mora has made two good plays here to negate the sacrafice bunt attempt. >> jim: now in the seventh inning, fredi gonzalez will go to his bench and here is ross gload, the veteran left-handed batter will pinch hit. so each pitcher will have pitched to a no decisi

baez making his 19th appearance. gets the strike. >> buck: this is his first appearance on the road trip. last pitched on sunday against the tigers. >> gary: hitting only .178 off baez who has the 4-1 record. only 18 hits in 28 innings worked. three home runs, 20 strikeouts, 13 walks. suzuki the 1-2 delivery to him and fouls that one up under his arms. >> buck: coming back from elbow surgery has certainly gotten off to a great start here this season. his arm strength is back. he's throwing a great split finger pitch. curve ball has been consistent. and certainly one of the most consistent pitchers out of the bullpen all yearlong. >> gary: not working in back to back situations yet any way. 1-2 delivery yet outside. dave says george will pitch in this ball game for one inning tonight no matter what. and pitch one inning tomorrow no matter what. 2-2 count. swung on and fouled off. 2-2. >> buck: george's only pitched one inning on this trip and that was in the game on monday. and that 1-0 game he picked up the save. his

he's on now after baez had a perfect 1, 2, 3 7th inning. here in theth. >> gary: big, bigth inning the orioles could not convert into runs. davis up. number 9 hitter. he has doubled, walked, scored two runs in the ball game. top of the order cabrera and kennedy to follow. davis hitting over the mark at .204. loop that is one into center and he's got a base hit. so a 2-3 ball game. he's had three hits in the series. 3-7. >> buck: just making contact. threw the head of the bat the ball and threw it into center field. >> gary: that will be 12 hits for the a's. >> buck: shut down the last couple of inning. hernandez did a good job coming in two and two-thirds relieving. >> gary: and after a look at that, davis wants to steal a base i think he might. orioles are going to hold now with a 9-4 score. huff goes bang on to the bag. when it was 9-0 aubrey huff was playing behind players. josh takes a while to get the ball up. back at his belly. throwing to the plate runners can get a good jump. >> buck: this is a snap throw he'll use. davis hasn't see

danys baez comes on to pitch. his e.r.a. inflated.grand slam to hanley ramirez, one of the best hitters in the national league and a couple of years ago, the m.v.p., ryan howard with the three-run home run on saturday night. >> bob: we know all about those two guys. >> jim: who doesn't if you're playing in the n.l. >> bob: we have the pleasure of seeing them both 18 time as year. top of the seventh, bard, harris and hernandez for the nationals. they haven't had a hit since ryan zimmerman's opposite field sing until the third. so brad bergesen gives up a run on four hits through six. two walks, five strikeouts. he hit a batter, and a slow roller right side and under the glove of brian roberts. we'll see if they give josh bard a base hit. >> jim: i imagine they would. we talked to brian, because they speed the infield up here a little bit, you have to take an angle to get to the ball. because you go back, watch it hit on the grass, and it stays down. yep. again probably a couple of months ago he would have got ton that easily. but, as y

this grand slam came on friday night against baez wease -- danys baez in that five-run seventh inning. >> jim: high fly ball, left field. did he get enough? reimold back on it. it is gone. another grand slam for hanley ramirez. a high fly ball that kept on going. he has a five rbi game and the marlins are laying it on. >> buck: watch the location of this pitch. it's up out over the plate. not a good pitch. not a good location. looked like a hanging splitter. he didn't get on top of it. he certainly left it in a very dangerous part of the strike zone

danys baez comes in. every ground ball find as hole. that happens sometimes.ioles did after that was nothing short of amazing. >> just a tough, tough loss. the orioles lose 7-6. we're going to pick up some of the highlights. we're going to go back to the seventh inning. in this situation, happen live ramirez hit the grand slam, his 10th home run coming off of danys baez and this was a very devastating blow. >> this is a shot that you think is going to break the orioles' back here.

ray came on after danys baez had started the seventh inning, and he allowed four runs on the grand slam by hanley ramirez. actually, five runs because there was a single that got that inning going by cody ross, and then ray came on and got the final two outs in the seventh and then did not allow a run in the eighth. 1 2/3 to get back at it. orioles sent them back down to triple-a to get his mechanics straightened out. it was sock saysful trip. breaking ball is inside. >> buck: sure was. chris ray had the right attitude when he went down to pitch in norfolk. he went down there with one thing in his mind is to get handle on his mechanics. get the ball down in the zone and make the better quality pitch. so far, we've seen that. >> jim: low, 3-2 ton bonifacio. ground ball, base hit, left field.

baez has been so good, and he had a couple tough spots the last couple of times up. he gave up the three-run home run to ryan howard on saturday night and give autopsy grand slam, but his relieving pals in the bullpen picked him up and kept it a scoreless game into the bottom of the 12th inning. >> when brian bass walked the lead-off man in particular afast runner, bonifacio, you're asking for trouble. all you have to do is get the run and the game end ins the bottom of the inning. and luke scott made a strong throw to the plate and gregg zaun did the only thick a catcher can do in that situation, hope you come up with it and tag the base runner all in one motion. unfortunately he couldn't get the ball in there. luke plaid a strong throw, but the lead-off walk and the wild pitch proved costly. >> the orioles battle back and this team has been resilient on the year. you better get the 27 outs. we're going to welcome in the manager dave trembley. a disappointing loss, but what a battle your team made. you have to be really proud of the effort. two outs and nobody on in

you see the job that baez has been doing, and albers, and bs has been wonderful. there's a lot of good things in the bullpen. >> rick, go get them in philadelphia. take rick kranitz, the pitcg coach. a thinking win for the oriole. -- a win for the orioles.  it's time for a coffee break. not quite. ♪ when i need a tasty treat ♪ ♪ a pick me up that lifts me off my feet ♪ ♪ i know what can cool us off! ♪ ♪ coffee toffee twisted frosty ♪ ♪ coffee toffee ♪ twisted frosty ♪ oh, baby, do you wanna get frosty with me! ♪ let me break it down. ♪ hand spun with real coffee, girl ♪ ♪ just like you like it! ♪ do you wanna get frosty with me! ♪ it's waaaay better than fast food. it's wendy's. frosty! >>> reports win iter orioles n it. nationals shut out the yanks 3-0. boston at home, a rain dela. marlins have a 2-1 lead. a final in -- because jays out homer the phillies. final in colorado, tampa bay loses to the rockies. cubs win again, beat the white sox, and minnesota at home bes pittsburgh. here at oriole park, camden yards, a thril

danys baez had a rough night as he was charged with five earned runs.uke scott takes over defensively in left field, just checking out how much room he has. and gregg zaun, the last position player to leave the bench. he comes in behind the plate. ty wigginton who got a big pinch hit takes over at shortstop. two pinch hits in the inning and the orioles have tied it. >> jim: so here is johnson basing chris coghlan, the lead- off batter. so every player on the orioles' bench has been used in this game as well as jeremy guthrie, a pinch runner. >> buck: we talk about no give- up in this oriole ball club and they have proved it on saturday night, sun and tuesday in the opener of this three-game series. >> jim: there is a strike. 2-1. the marlins have -- >> buck: dave them bring using his score card reminding him who is in and who is out and things happen in a hurry and you have to do a lot of crossing out and rewriting positions and who is available. >> jim: ground ball to short and testing wigginton right away and one down. there are two players left on th

danys baez throws one. hanley ramirez hits his second grand slam of the season to make it a five-run inning. they weren't done. orioles come back. in the 12th inning with a chance to take the lead, ty wigginton a little hesitation. he gets nailed at second base by a good throw from the outfield. small things. a leadoff walk in the bottom of the 12th by brian bass. four-pitch walk. then the wild pitch moves bonifacio to second base. sets up cantu with a base hit to left field. luke scott makes a strong throw just left of home plate. gregg zaun can't dig out the short hop and and bonifacio scores the winning run. those little things late in the game prove costly . you can't allow a good team extra opportunities and marlins took full advantage last night. >> jim: the orioles continue to see the emergence of matt wieters. he came highly touted. minor league player player of the year lastee. -- year. he's starting to settle in now. it seems every game he goes out and gets two hits. >> buck: he really looks comfo

matt albers will come out of the bullpen as baez gave up one hit in the 1 1/3 innings he pitched in theallgame. albers will go to work here as we go to the ninth inning. >> jim: yeah, matt easing his way back to where he was before he had the shoulder problems last year. last 10 games over 14 1/3 innings, only three earned runs. the sinker is sinking. he has the curve ball and changeup to go with it. >> gary: mets will bat in the ninth inning with the top of the order, cora, martinez and beltran. alex cora at shortstop. a couple of singles. 2-4 in the game. now hitting at .269. foul that delivery back by albers for strike one. the orioles bullpen tonight, castillo, baez and albers so far charged with just one unearned run in the ballgame. the offense for dave trembley's o's has really been shutdown at one point the first nine were retired through the order and then add a couple more in the fourth. it was eight in a row had it been 11 in a row that had been sent down before the orioles were able to get anything on the board. then, picking up the home run in the sixth inning, the orioles

. >> jim: baez pitched last night. has yet to pitch in back-to- back games.n inning last night. castillo was also in last night's game. >> gary: mets have kept the pressure on throughout in this game. koji uehara with a two run, seven hits over five. castillo takes it, a little further away and he wouldn't go after it. >> jim: jerry manuel very patient. his bullpen is still not up tonight. they are an awfully good bullpen. 3.18 e.r.a., the first in the national league. >> gary: castillo, the reaction on the mound by bass. >> jim: it just ran outside. when you drop your arm, the ball runs more laterally. you can see him just getting under it a little bit. just one of those nights where he hasn't been able to find his release point. >> gary: matt wieters got up and gave the infield sign. you have runners at second and third, only one away. will jerry manuel put them in motion here? possibly not because castillo is not somebody you're going to likely double up even on a ground ball. >> jim: of course he makes a lot of contact. >> gary: fouled away. it looks like

ray ruered the final two outs in the seventh after the marlins chased baez, five runs in just a thirdnning. uggla fouls it back. he was the only batter not to come up in that seventh inning. >> buck: another big night for uggla with the power. he has struggled hitting just .219 with a couple of hits tonight in three trips. the breaking ball he couldn't reach. and there is lindstrom, the closer. the three-run lead. it is hit to right. markakis is there and he has it for the out, and one down. the orioles and the marlins could not take batting practice today out in the field because of the violent thunderstorm that bent through, so the orioles could not play balls off the bat a couple of times you have seen nick markakis break one way and then have to go the other way to get fly balls the first time in the stadium. >> buck: yes. the orioles have not visited landshark slash dolphin stadium since 2001. >> jim: i keep wanting to call it joe robby. >> buck: it was probably in 2001. landshark stadium now, and it is a little different. there are a lot of different angles in the outfield that

my parents defined that as baez and they would not accept that. i think that we have to be careful not to try and dismiss the factors in a system that do impair the ability of our patients to receive the care that they need. >> mr. chair, my second question was actually more along those lines. i wanted to get his reaction. i do not tend to think that there is, at the micro level, an individual discrimination. but the fact that there is disparity and that it exists and that it is documented and it seems to be consistent over time, whether it is with native american healthcare or asian american or latino or african- american, there is still something amiss. not so much whether someone wants to stick it to this report that group, but nevertheless, it comes under resources. were people decide to put their resources. -- where people decide to put their resources. i am just wondering, from your point of view, why do we still keep coming up with the fact that there is this 60% that we cannot explain or a tribute to this. at that as the real core of what

. >> bob: could be a double play ball off the bat of hernandez and he baez it. anderson with great speed from that left side of the box. brings did nothing wrong there on the fielder's choice. >> rob: we saw the takeout yesterday by gonzalez helping us to win the ballgame. right now, great hustle down the line. >> bob: one more exclamation point on the longoria story, they signed themh tim to 17.5 six-year deal which could be world -- that 17.5, that's an area that many feel that the nationals and scott boras may end up in, at least in that neighborhood between 15 and 20 million for stephen strasburg, not 40 or 50. >> i don't know how you can equate a guy who throws once every five days to a kid that plays a gold glove third base and wins rookie of the year and did what he did for his ball club last year and say, my guy's better than that. he is a pitcher. >> bob: agreed. >> rob: you can't compare an everyday guy to a pitcher and can't athat one out of -- can't say that one out of every five day player is better than an everyday player. >> bob: you can, you are

orioles bullpen, danys baez. orioles are in this. first game of three. guthrie a little offensive help here in the inning to make it a 4-2 lead for the mets and scott will take the pitch down low and a two ball, two strike count from pelfrey. pelfrey does a lot of wondering out there. he always comes off the mound entirely to get the ball back. obviously tonight if you're going to put your hand to your mouth, it's got to be done off the mound so he does that. then, walks around, gets back upon the first base side. 2-2 delivery. fouls that one off. took a little off that pitch. stays at 2-2. >> jim: think about it. the only other way to get moisture and it's the way i learned from davy leonard who was my roommate when i first got into the minor leagues is wipe the brim of your hat, towel it off and you always have moisture by just going -- if you want to go to your mouth, you have to walk off the mound. it's one of those nights where there's not a lost moisture. >> gary: 2-2. just missed outside. a three ball, two strike count. >> jim: you don't tell anyb

baez we figure is a guy who is going to bring a lot of appeal., george cheryl even though he is not going to with a free agent after this season a couple of guys are now off the table which is why i thought they would be more involved. brian roberts signed a four- year deal and jamie walker is not with the club anymore. i don't think it is going to be the big roster purge of 2000 like we saw at one time. i don't think there is going to be a big fire sale, but there are a club that is going to bring appeal to other teams because they have usable parts. it is just matter of where they are. as andy macphail says we're not a farm system for other teams. it has to help them as well. >> that is a great point. >> how about luke scott? here is a guy, he is very streaky, and when he is hitting the ball well, he can carry a ball club. he can pound the ball out of the park. people look for that. >> i don't know why u you would be looking to move him. i told andy that and he said i'm with you. there is a guy who is a left- handed power bat who is under our c

so bergesen went six innings, baez one and now albers, and albers has allowed three base runners nowwith two men down. >> jim: i was watching him the other night, jim, and for a guy, one, he starts below his belt and then goes all the way up. i used to start maybe a little bit higher and george said if you're going to bring your hands way up, why don't you just kind of rest your arms. so it looks to me -- >> rob: sometimes less is more. >> jim: way up there. >> rob: his first movement is up. >> jim: so why not start higher. number one, you're quicker to the plate. two, you hide the bat better. you can see because his hands are so low, at least from center field, you can pretty much see what pitch he is throwing, whether it is a sinker or breaking ball. >> rob: and you and i were similar of the arms and legs. >> jim: it is all about deception. >> rob: yes. and less is more, especially as a reliever because you want to get your arm back to the relief point up and it doesn't have to catch up. your first movement up dlrks is is a lot going on there. >> jim: 0-2 with the bases loaded and

i don't have any problem with danys baez or chris ray pitching against any left- hander. >> jim: tonight from muggy miami, it is the opener of a three-game series. we have overcast at the moment and we have koji uehara and we have lineups and the first pitch, coming up next! so be careful when you go out. ♪ from the degree men absolute protection line... comes new degree men v12 special edition. protection for the ride of your life. >> orioles baseball on masn brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by acura. acura advance. >> jim: back here at landshark stadium. you can see the ground is wet. about 4:00, the mother of all thunderstorms went through miami. the grounds crew did an absolutely amazing job of getting the tarp on the field with winds up to 67 miles per hour, and the field is playable and we will have an on-time start. an amazing turn of events in the past three hours. violent tomorrow and now calm but overcast. let's get a look at the orioles' southwest airlines lineup in the opener of this three-game series and brian roberts in his

. >> with baez and johnson for the eighth, you don't think veal a role to get to the eighth and nintht. i think dave trembley can use him any where he wants him. it's nice to have a guy can quality pitches that could be the closer. jim johnson, look what it does for his ballgame. he's virtually unhittable. you can tell hitters that the sinker is coming, they still can't think when they have that much movement. just a matter of chris ray getting a little bit more on top and driving the ball down in the strike zone, and i think he'll be back to where he was before he ever got hurt. >> interesting. interesting to say the least. the orioles number one draft choice from this past draft the couple of weeks was named the player of the year by "usa today". drafted by the orioles as pitcher 11-1 with a 0.92. hobgood as a hitter hit .475 with 21 home runs the most by any high school player in the country and drove in 55 runs. hobgood's fastball has been clocked at 95. orioles should be announcing hobgood's signing in a couple of days. when we come back, we'll have rick dempsey's scouting report

the other thing is which we didn't do last night with baez is minimize the damage.et one, give them two. ok. trade some outs. trade some outs. minimize the amount of runs that they score. >> jim: an extension of that is it's very difficult to beat the opposing team's closer. you've done that three times now blown saves over the past week. i guess the more you do that, the more you have the feeling that you might be able to get it done. >> that's a real confidence boost for your club. when you're in the ninth inning and what rob did the other day and huffy did last week against the mets, last night against lindstrom. that's a confidence boost for everybody on the team. like i've said before, we were -- we deposit have too much success after the eighth inning we were behind. all it takes is one time to breakthrough and you know you can do it and you start believing you can do it and the next time it becomes easier. >> jim: dave, we know you're busy down there. appreciate the visit. thank you for joining use you're welcome, fellas. >> jim: that's dave trembley on wired

students are going to propel you closer to lott in the first place and by the way i like this good in baez's a professor as i continue to be a law professor at georgetown university law school where i taught full time. i have never been in the habit of speaking to people, you really ought to go into law just as i am in law, indeed, my favorite joke as we have been over lawyer since thomas jefferson, really do need teachers like the kind you turn out to be and we are going to get into the kind of teacher you turned out to be carried a perversely export a little more about this campaign. i was intrigued by the judge. i have always felt that judges can hardly perjure themselves entirely of their political instincts and politics in their souls. i wish to talk about this advice on this mystery judge who found new and apparently was the only real advisor for your statins as you ever had. >> guest: i don't know that i should use his name's. >> host: i'm not asking for his name. >> guest: the judges are largely elected and in many seats and there are political animals and he has been involved deeply