ball one.from failing to make the team out of spring training to hitting second in the championship series. mark vientos chops one down the line fouled. multiple hits and all four games in the division series. oon this 1-1 from knack. punched foul and it's 1-2. >> john: another high breaking ball that he got away with the there. >> joe: 1-2 pitch. vientos fouls it off. high fastball and he goes way up there to get two. two hits, two walks in the inning. looking for more. good stop by will smith. >> john: again, right there, high fastball followed by a low breaking ball in the dirt. tough to put the pressure on the hitter when you have that big of a variance between those two pitches. this is what we call the action pitch pretty don't want to go to 3-2 if you're a pitcher. >> joe: off balance, popped up. muncy in the bright sun come out of room. vientos stays alive. 2-0 mets after the 9-0 dodger win and game 1. less than 24 hours later, at it again here. another 2-2. vientos. takes ball three. t

takes ball three.his is not a lineup that chases often and they chase less than any team in baseball and sticking to that displayed approach so far in the postseason. >> john: this is a guy who i may expect has the green light. central. has got a lot of swing. >> joe: three consecutive walks from senga! jeremy hefner already with a visit. the guy supposed to be ace of the staff the season, shoulder surgery during spring training, makes his long-awaited return in july and pitched fantastically at six >> john: fors in the game and steps off the mound and misses the rest of the regular season as he is trying to come back his tricep started barking from him and didn't have ramp up as far as a minor league season. his first time facing hitters was i in the playoffs. >> john: a tough task. tough task. stating the obvious here in the first inning bases loaded, this is going to be a big-time strategy difference for the mets if this inning gets blown open. >> joe: we asked dave roberts a couple of hours ago who

the ball.ndez on deck. >> john: i'm not just advocating for throwing the pitch right down the middle but when you get behind in the count and you've got that big a lead, it calls for it. >> joe: betts has homered against diaz before. check swing foul. strike two. the single from pages, the walk from ohtani. mookie betts lays out the high fastball and the count evens up. >> john: that was a really good pitch that would tie up most hitters but not mookie betts. again, your action pitch. 2-2. >> joe: got him with a fastball for the first out of the ninth. >> john: low three quarters cheese. >> joe: game 4 of the division series come he walked to the first two hitters and they had a meeting on the mound and all of the teammate supported him. trust fastball. unhittable when you attack with that and he struck out the next three. his trust in his fastball here. strike on hernandez. freddie freeman on deck. 0-2. continues to attack with the heat. sticks with it. fouled off. still 0-2. diaz tries again.

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ball's on their own 21 yard line. if arkansas's going to have any chance, they cannot afford to start a drive inside their own 20. they need to start their drive around the 30 or the 40 yard line, so -- this -- this defense has a chance to help their offense and give them a legitimate shot to maybe get into field goal range. >> chris: tight end in the slot, kitselman. brazzell and nimrod are off to the right. mike matthews, the freshman, to the left. iamaleava -- delivers incomplete. delivered a little bit late. jayden johnson was tracking across, broke it up. and the hogs get a stop. >> kirk: kitselman works across the field. tight coverage on him, man-to-man. watch him work here. tight coverage right there. but it's the safety that completely makes this play. he looks like he's going to go back. instead, watch what he does. comes downhill. gets in the way of that play, and i think that nico really thought he was going to be playing a half field. really smart, great play by singletary. >> chris: white went out. didn'

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. >> joe: head start on the 3-2 for ball four.he mets have the tying run coming up. they do not have a hit in this game. starling marte. the first spin of adversity, long time dodger pitching coach here in the dugout. until we get a word from mark prior, we get a little word from capital one. dodgers 3, mets nothing. game one of this best-of-seven. rematch of the '88 championship series. a couple in years since ann was actually there as a family's last time these teams met up 2015. watching jacob degrom beat kershaw in his season debut. first pitch two marte was a strike. >> john: two breaking balls, the slider which was firmer and the curveball which breaks a little bit more and they really do give right-handed hitters fits when he throws both of them in the same at-bat. >> joe: flying the other way. mookie betts going back. steps on the track and throws on the brakes and puts it away. jack flaherty with four no-hit innings in the ballpark he grew up coming to you as a kid. it's been a rough stretch for him. he's pounded tonight

drives the ball out of there.nned from tonight's game in their tickets given to these two fellows. tyrus i've never seen anything like this. >> they should be banned for life. actually. first of all mookie betts is 5-foot tall and he is 1:30 five they are holding onto his wrist trying to rip a ball could've broke his wrist they are in pain there this ain't the same thing with the orioles and the kid caught it and his glove at the wall. they were idiots he caught the ball cleanly there was no reason to do that. maybe it's because a red sox fan i believe it out of that but not just banned them. fan the entire side of that stadium for cheering for those bombs. i didn't talk the last segment just so i could talk more now. last night we witnessed of the time in the history of the world series the los angeles dodgers punted a game they brought in a kid who never started a game and said you're starting your first game of the world series because we are up 3-0 on these sorry sons of. [ bleeps ] they sent to the btm and it

where it's like somebody needs to catch ball, right. when the quarterback the ball right. that's a team sport somebody to hit that block or else one player is you know laid out on the ground it's because of that that baseball is the place that fantasy sports are born. why would it be that fantasy are born in baseball? because is a highly individualized sport because you can tally statistics and attribute them every single individual on the field of play. and that is precisely what you need in order to play fantasy sports. we can talk more about fantasy sports later in the semester does all this make sense? any questions about of mandelbaum take about how again you can look at baseball and you can the past reflected you can see the kind of agrarian era reflected in all of this. all right well, talk then about some of baseball's past more particularly and. let's go through some of what he has to say about the great age of baseball. right. mandelbaum sees the kind of high watermark baseball's popularity in central in american culture. basically in the first half of the 20th c

where it's like somebody needs to catch ball, right. when the quarterback the ball right. that's a team sport somebody to hit that block or else one player is you know laid out on the ground it's because of that that baseball is the place that fantasy sports are born. why would it be that fantasy are born in baseball? because is a highly individualized sport because you can tally statistics and attribute them every single individual on the field of play. and that is precisely what you need in order to play fantasy sports. we can talk more about fantasy sports later in the semester does all this make sense? any questions about of mandelbaum take about how again you can look at baseball and you can the past reflected you can see the kind of agrarian era reflected in all of this. all right well, talk then about some of baseball's past more particularly and. let's go through some of what he has to say about the great age of baseball. right. mandelbaum sees the kind of high watermark baseball's popularity in central in american culture. basically in the first half of the 20th c

it was his first ball that crossed the line or not. it didn't cross the line at all and georgi balestian. in the last match tonight, esteghlal tehran at shahadai stadium. shahr quds defeated the fans two to one and took the eighth place in the table with 8 points from six games. in this game, rafael silva scored a goal in the 17th minute of the first half overtime, mehrdad mohammadi scored for esteghlal and mehdi guderzi scored in the last moments of the second half overtime. and a fan scored a goal from the penalty spot . this was the first goal scored by a fan in this premier league season, which entered esteghlal's goal. officially, he is banned from the club and national team, of course , this vote has suspended iranvand for 4 months from participating in the games for a year . . my friend, i am talking to mr. reza shahmansouri , a football legal expert, and we want to talk to him through mr. mansouri's phone line. hello and good night. in the name of god, i say hello. hazrat ali's service, also good viewers for your service, thank

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sikel barko separated the ball and ilya lantratov into different corners. literally in the next attack by spartak, lokomotiv could have lost its main goalkeeper. lantratov threw himself at the feet of shamar nicholson and, at the cost of a severe bruise to his hand, was able to . well, twist it into the far top corner. for alexander maksimenko, this strike was unstoppable. shortly before the final whistle, the gap in the score could have reached three goals, but this time maksimenko was at his best, parrying strike by cesar montes. a few minutes later, in the same situation , spartak forward martino galde headed the ball, but it flew past the post. the result is 3:1, a victory for lokomotiv. following krasnodar, lokomotiv and zenit in fourth place is moscow dynamo, which won an away victory over its teammates from makhachkala. already in the debut. the meeting, the head referee sergei cheban had a reason to ask the video referee for help regarding handball in the penalty area, but no violation of the rules was found. on in the twentieth minute of the first

they had like the juiced ball era, their guy and you know, they switched the balls maybe 20, 20, 20, 21. and you kind of see a decrease in runs and, you know, distances of balls are absolutely what is the equipment made up in some way? right. will impact the offensive scoring in a given context that's under the hand now. absolutely i'm going to hold on that 4 seconds. want to talk in detail about some of those changes that were made. that's that's the last year. so. yeah, absolutely right. what about to give up positions what position in baseball would be essential to or not our offense increases the pitcher the new like changing roles like the pitcher doesn't need to hit exactly and the pitchers substituted by the designated hitter. exactly right why is the designated hitter an absolute moral catastrophe in baseball why is it that the designated hitter goes against the core of what a baseball player should be. what what what what is unique about baseball players compared to say football players they played all fans and defense exactly to have a player whose only job is to play offen

they'll kick the ball into the box lindsey horan the ball is knocked away in front. but naomi girma when she comes running in and knocked in the head for the first goal of the met for the u.s. they go of one, neil. it was the first international goal for girma. 7 minutes later, the same 2 players. well, they help with a second goal of ale with a corner kick this time shoot the ball into the box burger. my kids to go again. but argentina captain now down in committee. will she mistakenly the flick the ball into the net for a goal on their own? go. now they say the u.s. they pick a 2 nil lead into the half. now the u.s. added another goal in the 2nd half beating argentina, 3 to kneel for 13th straight win. and finally, let's talk about what happened yankee stadium last night. the fans who attempted to take the ball. you see it there. mookie betts is glove there. well, they were bay and would not for, you know, ever just for tonight for game 5 in the bronx by major league baseball. now copies, bianco and john peter, they were both the fans became overnight celebrities i

the professor also emphasised the ball is in the| emphasised the ball is in the god of japanese businesseshich are feeling quite confident according to the latest survey by the country's central bank which came out in the last hour or so. if that businesses and upholding the cash instead of reinvesting or raising wages as they did not do for many decades until very recently, then the impact on the actual economy would be quite limited. as we have been reporting about it, shigeru ishiba has also called for snap general elections for the 27th of october which is a lot sooner than what he promised during the election campaign. we will see the public has a clear idea about what he wants to achieve at the new prime minister of the country and enjoy a honeymoon victory or this could backfire as well. from today, can a double tax chinese made electric vehicles at ioo%, following similar moves by the us and eu. they are all concerned china's cheap cars are distorting the market unfairly. we have been speaking to the canadian trade minister. we know that china has an intentional state directed poli

in the first case, he took the ball after the strike. in the second half, it was time for the hosts' goalkeeper , aleksandr belinov, to prove himself. ilya roshkov shot point-blank, but belinov deflected the ball to a corner. after a free kick, he was again in the thick of things, preventing velden hoxha from scoring. and in the seventh minute of added time , belinov made the main save of the game, pulling the ball out from under the crossbar after a strike by kazan captain oleg ivanov. the result is 0. the meeting in samara between krylya sovetov and khimki ended with the same result. the hosts' goal post was in the spotlight in the first half, anton zabolotny's shot was deflected, and goalkeeper nikita kokarev, who saved the moscow region team in an almost hopeless situation. dmitry terikhov, sports news, channel one. you are watching the fashion sentence show on channel one. i am alexander rogov, a stylist and tv presenter, with you. and we are getting started. with me is fashion expert evelina khrovchenko, a person who knows everythi

rose driving the ball to right field over 24 seasons. pete rose became an mvp, three time world series champion and a 17 time all star. >> pete rose barreled into ray fosse in 1985. >> he broke a record once thought unbreakable, surpassing ty cobb as baseball's all time hits leader. there it is. >> there it is. get out! hit number 4192. >> he was known for his tenacity, his famous headfirst slides earning him the nickname charlie hustle. a hometown hero, rose spent most of his career with the cincinnati reds, eventually becoming manager. but years later, his legacy would shift dramatically. >> the banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the is the sad end of a sorry episode. >> in 1989, rose was banned from baseball for betting on games, including on his own team, and adding insult to injury. less than a year later, he was sentenced to five months in prison for tax evasion. >> i'm happy to look into the camera now and say, i never bet on baseball, and i never bet on cincinnati red baseball. >> for nearly 15 years, rose denied t

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he got 4—11; in 18 balls.ngland's middle order. look, he was fantastic today. he's not played test cricket since 2021, so i guess he'll have a point to prove when it comes to that. but pakistan, outstanding today. there was a lot of questions on if they pick the right team, what's this pitch going to play like? they only had one seam bowler and england got the ball to reverse seam early on on day one. but i mean, pakistan, absolutely fantastic today. sajid in particular. we weren't sure if this pitch was going to break up and it was going to turn. but it obviously has done and it's what pakistan wanted. it's unprecedented times, using the same pitch twice in a row. and i think it's brilliant to see from a pakistan point of view, it gives them the best opportunity of winning this test match, and they'll be hoping that they can tear through england tomorrow and with a lead of 70, 80, and then, you know, it's their test match to win. with how the pitch was turning, i guess ben duckett�*s century looks all the bet

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>> "the late show" has acquired the complete footage of the fan trying to take the ball. >> a fly ball to right field. mookie betts at the wall, leaps into the crowd and what's this? it looks like a yankees fan is trying to pry the ball out! really grabbing at it and now it appears he's using a shop vac to suck up the ball, unbelievable! what's this? the fan has employed a hacksaw in an attempt to take the whole hand off! now he's dressed his hand up as a sexy lady doll in an attempt to coax it out. and it worked! love has triumphed over support again! >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight... crowd-pleaser! plus, stephen welcomes... karen culkin... and ta-nehisi coates! featuring louis cato and the late show brand. and now come alive on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: thank you, everybody! please have a seat. you lovely people! welcome to "the late show," i am your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, it's october 30th and as the election day looms, both candidates are

they possessed and controlled the ball during a chaotic scrum. both have agreed to allow the auction to proceed as the cases make their way through the courts. >> to me, collectibles are, you know, capturing history and when you can have a piece of history of, you know, today's greatest player and the greatest accomplishment, certainly in the modern era of baseball is amazing. >> goldin auction says extended bidding for the ball starts next tuesday. currently, it sits at $1.7 million. >> and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new at 11 sacramento police have announced the first fentanyl homicide arrest of a dealer who sold fentanyl to a woman who overdosed in december of last year, and the woman's sister says this marks a major milestone and hopes this arrest really does lead to more people being held accountable for selling the deadly drug. >> reporter peyton headley has

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