short stop brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> we missed him this year, but in the restaurant he was there. hard to miss him. number 38. brian wilson. [cheers and applause] >> what a performance here in san francisco in game two of the world series. he's still only 23 years old. giants starting pitcher madison bumgarner. [cheers and applause] >> i don't think we will ever forget the eighth inning in game against detroit and strike out the best hitters they had to over. germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was unhittable in the world series and the post season. sergio romo. [cheers and applause] >> hard to describe what a job this next guy did. he became the giants' ultimate weapons in the playoffs in the world series, tim li

short stop brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> we missed him this year, but in the restaurant he was there. hard to miss him. number 38. brian wilson. [cheers and applause] >> what a performance here in san francisco in game two of the world series. he's still only 23 years old. giants starting pitcher madison bumgarner. [cheers and applause] >> i don't think we will ever forget the eighth inning in game against detroit and strike out the best hitters they had to over. germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian

short stop brandon crawford.eers and applause] >> we missed him this year, but in the restaurant he was there. hard to miss him. number 38. brian wilson. [cheers and applause] >> what a performance here in san francisco in game two of the world series. he's still only 23 years old. giants starting pitcher madison bumgarner. [cheers and applause] >> i don't think we will ever forget the eighth inning in

my parents passed it down to him just as brandon crawford's parents passed it to him and you're passing it your children and pam and i are passing it our children. all my heroes still wear orange and black. there are those on the stage but there are also other people in orange and black. figuratively if not literally. they are the full time employees of this organization and the 1,000 event employees who work hard everyday to make sure the story of the san francisco giants, the world champion san francisco giants is an extraordinary one. round for applause for all of the people that work for the giants and so you our fans and the familiar voices and faces. you have become our heroes as well. no team wins a world series without a little manic and that is you, the fans. baseball is continuous. every generation writes its own chapter. how incredible is this? right now right here our second world championship in three years. this is our chapter. [cheers and applause] so to paraphrase hunter hunter pence. let's look into each other eyes and remember the moment. remember this moment. let's en

richard crawford in for brandon banks takes it 64 yards to the baltimore 24-yard line. it sets up kai forbath for the 34-yard attempt. mind you, he is a perfect 14-14 on the year. that's including that game winner from 34 out. it's a 31-28 skins win, their fourth straight. after the game but before his mri griffin says he felt the knee would be okay. >> i told them my acl looked good. i was feeling the positive vibes from them, feeling the positive vibes from the team, just the fact that we won the game makes everyone feel a lot better. >> very proud the way our team kept fighting. we had some ups and downs in the game, but with the way we finished and the way the guys stepped up and made plays at the end was very impressive. obviously we hit it, a big game for us coming back into our stadium after winning three games. we knew if we didn't get the win today, obviously those other three didn't mean a whole lot. so really proud of the way the guys played. >>> coming up more on griffin's knee injury and why he knew it wasn't as devastating as it may have appeared when niss

after the defense held they force a punt and another rookie making an impact, richard crawford in for brandon banks and he casts it out 64 yards down to the baltimore 24-yard line setting up mr. perfect, kai forbath. forbath has yet to miss a field goal this year from 34 yards out. he keeps his perfection intact, drills it right down the middle. redskins win 31-28 in overtime, their fourth straight victory to improve 7 -6 on the year. following the game mike shanahan talked about the decision to take griffin out of the game and hand the reins to cousins. >> talked to the doctor and it felt like it was in the best interest for him not to come back in, but he wanted to. we had to keep him from going back. in he was fighting to get out there. so that's a great sign. so hopefully mri will be negative. >> i know what an acl feels like. so if i felt that, i'd probably be pretty nervous, but we won the game. everybody is praying for me. you know, i feel pretty good right now about the whole situation. so i'm not too nervous, but i'll definitely be praying during the mri. >> prayer answered, i guess.

on the punt richard crawford, the rookie seventh rounder starting in place of a benched brandon banksd return all the way to the 24. redskins in business. and that helps set up this. a perfect 13 or 13 before this kick, and it's good. 34 yards for the win. redski redskins, they take it in a thriller, 31-28. for more we're going to head right back out to fedexfield where dan hellie is standing by. dan, first overtime game for the skins. credit a number of other rookies stepping up big time. >> reporter: carol, everybody saw this coming, right? richard crawford, kirk cousins. >> we didn't know this. >> reporter: we knew they were going to chip in and be a big part of this win. kirk cousins to come in there and do what he did, is amazing. he was perfect. not only did he throw the touchdown pass to pierre but the play is qb draw double pile. nobody saw kirk cousins coming in to run that two-point conversion. he was cool as a cucumber and here is cousins after the game. >> i'm going to try to make something happen, try to do my best rg3, if you will, and pierre ended up coming off his rout

brandon knight saying thank you very much, taking it the other way. pistons up 20-6. second quarter, detroit up 15. rodney stuckey throws the oop for charlie villanueva. pistons making it look easy. jordan crawford taking it the other go goes in between the "d" for the layup. wizards welcome back seven. later in the fourth, pistons up 11 off the inbounds. stuckey pulls up for the "j." swish! 18 points for stuckey. it's not a 32-point loss like last night but it is still painful. 96-87 the final score. >> this was such a different game than last night. the outcome is the same, obviously, and that's the bottom line, i know that. you know, i've got to continue to mix guys. you know, i liked what i saw, you know, from this group and, you know, we'll keep -- we'll keep plugging along. >> verizon center cut its losses earlier in the day during a matchup of two local college teams. the georgetown hoyas hosting american. g-town hasn't lost to their d.c. neighbor in 30 years. jack the bulldog, he was fired up for this one. no matter the streak or what. pick it up first half, american trails by eight. daniel munoz the ball, dribbles around the screen, lets it fly. tough move, gets it to go. munoz led the