. >> balfour and blevins.hin left-hander, and balfour probably will be used as the closer now. >> and that's popped up. >> blevins is down there ready. >> that's who he wants. wants. >> blevins 6'7", we'll be back. o much about when, as it is about who. it's about the friends you go to bat for. the ones who'll be there when they say they will. even if being there means crossing state lines. with no questions asked. because guys that leave no buddy behind deserve a beer that leaves no taste behind. and with great friends and a great tasting light beer, it's not just a good time. it's miller time. >> there you look at injury blevins, e.r.a. 2.45679 he's a situational left-hander, opponents hitting just .212 against him. and he's a left-handed specialist. >> so i would assume if he doesn't get de aza we're probably going to see balfour in to place youkilis. >> so here's daze aza 0-3 hit on a pitch and came around to score on that home run by youkilis. breaking ball pops it up. one pitch. makes the catch and we're

blevins gets the strike-out, but the runners are going.ws high and they add an insurance run. blue jays snap their losing stream. a.j. griffin had an mri. they didn't find anything serious, but a.j. wasn't happy about today's events. >> i was listening on the radio and sounds like he did a good job. i was really bummed with myself i couldn't pick them up after the effort last night. >> we just have to be ready for any situation. prepare early in the bullpen just in case something happens. it sucks, you know? we have got to be ready for any situation. this game is crazy sometimes, you know? we have to be prepared for that. i mean that is what we're here for. >> remember when a team that rangers josh hamilton was just going to run away with the triple crown. he has slowed way down, but today in kansas city, his chipshot brings in two runners. they lade the as he by 5.5 games in the al west. l.a. angels one-half game behind oakland for the race for second place. in chicago, mike trout with the catch of the day. you have got to love that. robb

in the 11th jerry blevins strikes out. the a's find themselves logs the game 2-1. make it 3-1 is your final. >>> all right. so far in london former and current cal swimmers, well, they have won nearly a dozen gold medals. we're going to have much more on that story a little bit later. that'll do it for now. that's all for now. >> all right. thank you very much, henry. you jumped on my story a little bit here. we'll make it work. all right. we've got some former cal swimmers winning some medals. nbc bay area's stephanie truong introduces us to the man behind the scenes that helps develop the tools that push those cal athletes to new heights. >> go. >> reporter: he rises before the sun does. >> it's nonstop. every day. >> reporter: fine-tuning his time. because for u.s. national team swimmer will copeland -- >> william copeland, who ekes out the win -- >> reporter: -- there's a fine line between a win and a loss. >> it comes down to like hundredths of a second. >> reporter: and that is where nick folker comes in. the former olympian has been the go-to guy for swimmer