when you were with the indians, bob feller, who was one of the greatest pitchers of all time, he -- was this spring training with bob? >> spring training. red sox/indians in the playoffs. for me, i was a 23-year-old kid, first big league camp. a couple weeks ago, i was like, "i'm going to go out early and try to impress mike hargrove and i'll be out there early." >> seth: the manager -- >> the manager, mike hargrove and bob feller, one of the greatest pitchers of all time, in that conversations, throws with a player every day from the dugout, so -- >> how old is he now? >> he's probably like 78. >> 78? we're going to round it to 80. >> i mean full uni, spikes, you so, mike hargrove's like, "hey case, why don't you throw with bob feller today?" so i'm like, all right, cool, ? already have two hits in the big league, so i'm like, that's good. and if i throw catch with bob feller, i'll have that under my belt. so if i never play in the big leagues again, those are all good things. >> seth: yeah. >> so i get out there and i'm throwing catch with him, and torey lovullo, who's now the bench c

he goes -- i'm like, "oh my god i killed bob feller!" [ laughter ] "bob are you okay!" emt's out of the stands. here comes the training staff, he's laying there. before i can get him up. he's like, "i'm okay, i injured my shoulder when i was golfing the other day, so i'm going to be okay." and right when i'm walking away the manager mike hargrove, goes, "case, thank god you didn't kill bob feller. because if you had, you definitely would have been released." [ laughter ] >> seth: one of the things i love most about you guys is that thinking we're going to run out -- [ laughter ] but we keep finding new stuff. and i would like to, before we show this clip, tell this is you hit what looked like a sure double. [ laughter ] a sure double, and what went wrong? >> what went wrong is i'm the original willie mays hays from "major league." so it's like, "here base, here base." i was rounding second, pat burrell who's a buddy of mine playing the left field for the phillies. i hit a double and i'm like, "i g >> seth: yeah. >> and let me tell you right now, as soon as i was halfway

series, bill hudecec a was heroes, bob feller, garcia wome and larry doby these guys were more than just names, he underlies them in to be at the sears was a treat. >> i remembered how excited i was to go to two games to see bob feller pitching, even thoug he lost it >> we saved the tickets, programs even thee 1948 team sketchbook that featured biographies on every player, even saved his indians uniform. they bought him a uniform that was cut from the same cloth as the big leaguers.at >> the patches.on the air, it did not come with a uniform, those were made here in town an sold them on. his father played minor-league baseball, between back in the 1948 team that baseball years later he became friends with several team players including e bob feller satchel paige. >> he was tall, and i was a small boy, we were both wearing our uniforms and i could remember his cleats on the concreter c. if you are a indians have you have probably seen him he was the sign guy at the third-base line at the old stadium. the indians player told me that they came to the game to watch me. baseball has been a pa

such as bob feller and larry doby,y, for him, they were more than just names he idolized the into watch them in the series was a huge treat.o >> i remembered it was excited to see bob feller pitch even though he lost. >> be savored every member, tickets, programs and sketchbook that featured biographies of from his parents cut from the same cloth as the big leaguers.. the patch is not on there, do not come with that, it was sold onon >> is dad played minor-league baseball, and that's with the 194018 that helped to set him o a pathat connecting to indians in baseball he became friends with him the original negative, and years lateritit he became frien with bob feller and satchel paige. satchel paige was tall and we both wore a uniform and i remember his cleats on the concrete..h if you are a veteran indents that you probably saw him at th old stadiumum on the third base line was the sign guy.n that they came to the games to watch me. >> basil has been a part of his life foror about all of his 76 years, he became a coach, mento and the sign guy, never know ho world series memories can inf

inside it is dirt from knickerson field and it will be in the bob feller exhibit because bob feller was part of that 1948 game. you just got back from inside that field. you said the energy blows away. >> it's 100 times more than the nba footballs. >> we were courtside against the games against the warriors, this is amazing, because of the cubs and attraction of the cubs, it's amazing, the world series has been i did lewded. viewership and appeal. >> and the er gateway with the cavs. >> it's amazing. >> 1948, my dad was a telephone worker in boston and said i'm going to call in sick and go to a 1 game playoff at fenway park. indians and red sox. the indians beat the red sox and won the world series. >> now you know the rest of the >> imagine this. you have a choice. if you hit the daily double, and the daily double is you have tickets to the game tonight. but game one touch world series. what do you do. andrew actually found a woman who was faced with that decision. >> this is a great problem to have. the way she solved it figuring out a on the clock. >> i'll get rid of the ugly bag. >>

. >> it was exciting, to go to tw games into c bob feller pitching.o even though he lost in. he said every memory, the tickets, the programs. >> even the 1942 sketchbook that featured bios on every player and saved his end in uniform, they got him a uniform that was cut from the same cloth. that is the 48 patch, it did not come with uniform, those were made in town and they sold them on . his dad played minor league ball between back in the 1942, usa on a path to connect it wit life, he became friends with th team players including bob feller in satchel paige. he was tall, and i had my uniform on andt he had on his a i remember his cleats on the concrete walking down there. if you are in an instant he probably saw him, he was the sign guy along the third-base line. than his players probably they came to the game to watch me baseball has been a part of his life fora about all of his years, then became a coach, mentor and then sign guy, never know how errors can influence a child in his life baseball has been a home run, roosevelt leftwich, fox 8 news. him, at the old stadiumm

the indian historians says it will find a new home inside the bob feller exhibit. we're going to find a spot up there and put it on display for fans. >> as we know watching this team in the postseason they don't need any luck to win, but, hey, anything helps; right? at progressive field, meg shaw, news 5. >>> many thanks for your report, meg as well. their title drowghtd to the curse of the billy goat. leblgd has it a fan tried to bring his pet goal goat to a game four the 1945 world series. was not allowed in and supposedly put a curse on the chicago team. well, this morning billy goat cousins arrived. indians fans are hoping the curse will continue to follow the cubs of chicago. well, we're just hours away from the start of the world series. the first one in cleveland in 20 years. the first two games are set for here in cleveland but looking ahead to game three and four and five, if we go that far, you can catch them at progressive field even though the games are being played in chicago. the tribe is hosting watch parties all weekend. by the way, you need a ticke

he actually became friends with severali of the team players, including ledger legends bob feller and satchel paige who he met as a small boy. >> he was tall and i was small. i had my uniform on and he> i just remember his cleats on that concrete walking out there. >> butt if you are a veteran indians fan you have probably already seen bill. he was assigned that the old down the third base line. >> giving you will speak till you could s stadium. the indians players told me they came to begin to watch me. >> baseball has been apart for all of his 76 years.rs from a little boy in and indians uniform he became a coach, a mentor and yes, this time guy. you never know how world series memories can influence a child and pills life with baseball has been a home run. roosevelt leftwich, fox 8 news. >> well said. thank you. f one of the first people to write old stadium in the 1970s was our own don coughlan. >> history there. tribe coverage will continue from progressive field after this newscast. >> let's check in with fox 8 anchor tracy mccool who is at progressive field with a look at what

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it's headed to our bob feller exhibit to join other cool world in 2011 bruin nathan horton poured water on to the ice on the ice in vancouver before the finals. the bruins went on to beat the canucs in that game. >> anchor: we got to be fair hoping that are somebody from the city with send the cubs something. >> anchor: i have family and friends in cleveland and chicago. my brother in chicago. >> anchor: all right. >> anchor: they've been wanting to win. they've been dryer longer. >> reporter: personally for me i'm rooting for the cubs on this one. go cubs go. 49 in town now. norwood at 51. worcester 54. i'm with you cub fans you're tense and on edge. that was us in 2004. it was a good feeling as you know. right now low to middle 40s. worcester feels like 31. jaffrey feels like 31. a lot of clouds. they will fade away. reports of snow flurries earlier today in the worcester hills. as well as a whole bunch of cold air from this area of high pressure which nose its way through new england tonight and tomorrow. norwood 27. bedford 29. for morning like this this fall. the city of boston we

cleveland hasn't won the world series since 1948 when iowan bob feller pitched for the indians. they're now on the brink of their first trip to the fall classic since 1997. they knocked off toronto 4-2 and now lead that series three games to zero. cleveland could win the american league pennant this afternoon. where is bob dylan? the academy honoring him with the nobel the academy's secretary says she has e-mailed and called -- but so far -- no luck. they're trying to find him so he can claim his award of almost one million dollars for winning the nobel prize. they might want to look in new mexico. his website says he performs there tonight. no garlic allowed. those are the house rules at count dracula's castle. on halloween night -- two people will be allowed to sleep in velvet trimmed coffins in the ca years. this is all part of a contest. if yyou win -- you'll be treated to a candlight dinner, a tour of coffin. people are being told -- the count is not a fan of mirror selfies. legend has it -- a vampire's image cannot be seen in mirrors. what to do about debt? this morning --

>> i'm so old, i remember bob feller. >> early win! i remember that, four straight. the best -- the indians had the best winning record with 114 games. and they lost four straight, to the giants. leo deroacher and those guys. >> remember deroacher's comment? he said, better to have lady luck on your bench than skill. my grandfather used to say, it's better to have both. thank you for your time. and we'll be right back. >>> new poll numbers in key battle ground states, for that we check the hard ball score board. in arizona clinton is in the lead by a pint. that's close. a new poll from the new york times and cnn college has clinton out. this is big time to 7 point lead. clinton, 46. trump, 39. last month that was tied and he needs north carolina. m minnesota clinton leads by 8 points and new star tribune poll clinton leads 47 to trump's 39. i can't believe they are the same. who would have believed it. we'll be right back. [ keyboard typing ] intercom: the library is now closing. ok kid, closing up. goodnight. the hardest part about homework shouldn't be figuring out

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bob feller left the cleveland indians for the navy on december 9, 1941, two days after hearing this new on his way to a contract meeting. amy. what is the bombing of pearl harbor? yes. let's do what the city name means for $400. seth.

bob feller and bob lemon mastering the mound. their uniforms looking a lot alike aren't the only thing that remains the same. a day at the ballpark can ignite that passion, the love for this game, with fans who rally together, tradition that no doubt stand the test of time. >> the cleveland indians win a 4-3 triumph over the boston braves in the final game to take the series four games to two. ? at the old ball game ? >> repo you about 50 cents. you can find one on-line this year for about $15. but baseball still truly america's pastime. reporting live downtown, i'm james gherardi, news 5. >> i love listening to those old radio announcers. >>> first, a look at your >>> it was once called world's oldest profession. you know the names. prostitute, tramp, call girl, hooker, even whore. if that didn't get your attention, this right here will. most are really victims, people beg sex trafficked. >> reporter: ohio ranks fifth in the nation for human sex trafficking. the victims recruited young and in many cases between the ages of 12 an

bob feller left the cleveland indians for the navy on december 9, 1941, two days after hearing this newway to a contract meeting. amy. what is the bombing of pearl harbor? yes. let's do what the city name means for $400. seth. what is savannah? that's it.

cleveland hasn't won the world series since 1948 when iowan bob feller pitched for the indians. they're now on the brink of lead that series three games to zero. cleveland could win the american league pennant this afternoon. 10 days after having a heart attack inside a store -- a shopper reunites with the employees who saved her life. several workers rushed in to help janet when it happened at a store in florida. they stopped by the hospital to "next time she's in the store i cant wait to see her. definitely unforgettable and i will make sure janet is well taken care of." "just a huge thank you from the this is the fourth near-death experience she's had. she now has a pacemaker. where is bob dylan? the academy honoring him with the nobel prize in literature cannot track him down. the academy's secretary says she -- no luck. they're trying to find him so he can claim his award of almost one million dollars for winning the nobel prize. they might want to look in new mexico. his website says he performs there tonight. no garlic allowed. those are the house rules at count dracula's

the indians historian says the dirt will find a new home inside the bob feller exhibit. >>> no doubt this world series match up is the hottest ticket around. some fans willing to do anything for a seat like this restaurant. the author free cheese sticks for life in exchange for two tickets at wrigley field. >> that could be worth something. >> for life. >> a whole lifetime. >> some t three, that's a lot of cheese stakes. >> and 1,800 the cheapest one, standing room only. >> i can't believe that. these are like, people could buy a new car. >> a new car. >> or a ticket to get out of here. >> this is going to be a series for the books. humidity at 27%. it's a nice night here in the especially the high. we're seeing mid-80s after the sunset. 7:00p.m. that gives you a little perspective on this heat. to 80 by 9:00 p.m. tonight. then we'll see upper 70s in play. right now 89 degrees in glendale. 85 in tempe. scotsdale is at 86. cape creek a little cooler after this hour they're already down into the 70s. and as we look farther up to the north temperatures in the mid-60s in prescott and tem

they say it will be placed in their bob feller exhibit. i was reading the comments and the indians should actually put some of that dirt out on the pitcher's mound for good luck and i said you know what? any luck because they are kicking butt but any little bit helps. back to you. >> exactly. whatever it takes. okay. well chicago fans often attribute their drought to the curse of the billy goat. legend has it a fan tried to bring his pet goat to came four of the 1945 world series. well he wasn't allowed in and supposed on the team. so yesterday indians fans hoping that curse will follow the cubs to progressive. they brought their goat to the field. we'll see what happens with that and take a look at this. this is a sign of things to come. some indians shirts for sale with champions urn the world series logo on the sleeve. we spotted it on jer sis and a t-shirt so my fingers are crossed here. a sign of things to come. >> very creative. manifest destiny. if you say it out loud it's going to happen; right? expwhr claim it. >> well we are a li

of course i'm representing bob feller, the heater from van meter iowa. i grew up in iowa. you have to love that. but i love this even better. if you needed another reason to get hype, andrew miller actually wrote an ent tribune. it is the website. i want to take out some of the excerpts from this because it's such an incredible article. the night we clinched i was full of energy. i could barely keep my eyes shut. but even the next night, that thursday, i was still so excited from winning the alcs i would hardly sleep. i wanted to make sure the whole thing wasn't a dream. -- excerpt about talking about the fans. indians fans are preparing to bring the noise like never before. the streets are flooded with fans in indians gear. we are recognized in local restaurants and thanked for our efforts. the excitement is palpable. it really is one for all now in this city. and last before it closes off the article, he says it is a dream scenario through the ups and downs. i wouldn't change a single thing. i'm in the perfect place at the perfect time. this is going to be really fun cle

>> i'm so old, i remember bob feller. >> early win! i remember that, four straight. the best -- the indians had the best winning record with 114 games. and they lost four straight, to the giants. leo deroacher and those guys. >> remember deroacher's comment? he said, better to have lady luck on your bench than skill. my grandfather you'd to say, it's better to have both. >> let's think about that tonight, mr. vice president. thank you for your time. and we'll be right back. you'mart sav. you find ws stretch yourollar. why not compare your medire part plan with other options? ca or go oe now d see hoaetna medicarex saver could lp y y save. with a lowonthly plan premium. access tover 60,000 pharm. plus1 tier 1eneric medications at preferred phaaciesinclin. mart. compe ur partd opons today.. >>> welcome back to "hardball." still here in pittsburgh. coming up, reaction to my interview with vice president joe biden as he and the president look to help hillary clinton into the white house and perhaps protect their own legacy. >>> plus, donald trump says the polls that cont

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