we're such a different team when we knock down shots. >>> next, bryce harper on a fresh healthy startn do and not do. >> later, he's home and wants to stay here. >> this is my city. these are buildings i grew up in. >> josh morgan on how much he >> jo[ male announcer ]uch he pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> back here for "sports final." one of the more recognizable names in boston red sox history can be seen on the best of an orioles jersey. >> carl, of course is the legendary red sox hall of famer. his grandson's name is mike and he's a bird. trying to make a name for himself this spring with the

bryce harper, from your beloved nationals, you go to the minor leagues for a while. it's because guys aren't ready at 18, 19 or 20 to step right into the big leagues, what the minor leagues does is it weeds out that small percentage of those that can make to it the major leagues. if you get drafted, you have a 3% chance to get to the major leagues. once you get to aaa which is where this book is set, you're facing past major league leaguers every single night, and that's where it gets more difficult. >> alluding to in the intro, life in the minor leagues is not wonderful. living and out of western and greyhound buss. many earn less than the federal poverty level. if you know that you don't have what it takes to make it to the major leagues, why go through this? >> because they all still have that dream, that something's going to change, that they're going to find a way to hit that curveball, find a way to hit outside corner with the breaking pitch when they have to, because there are occasions where it happens. one of the guys i write about in the book, nate mclouth,

. >> what did you think of the poll taken among players in "sports illustrated" last week, bryce harpermost overrated player? >> i disagree with that entirely. they would know more than i would but based on what i see, when you go in the national locker room, everybody likes him, he's a 19, 20-year-old kid, works out, plays hard, doesn't screw around. everybody likes him on that team. he had a lot of injuries last year. last year he ran right into the center field wall in detroit and broke his face. >> how are the braves this year? >> a lot of injuries. medellin, they have two pitchers with the shoulder injuries, they had to bring in santana, gave him $14 million -- man, i'm flying here. >> whoo! >> pretty good for a guy who has never seen a baseball guy in his life. >> that could be a little shaky. i don't like atlanta. they could be shaky. i think the yankees are going to be good. >> you think the yankees are going to be good? >> i do. jeter is going to be good, beltran, mccann. >> any hope for the mets? >> no, mets are a bad team. they have no shortstop. >> have you got your cell pho