and buck showalter said if asked if johnson was his best option to be the closer, he said yes. but we have many options and if he were to take a break it's not something the team would announce. we'll have to wait to see who comes out of the gate when the situation arises. so not the ringing endorsement that we had seen. jim johnson says everything is fine mechanically. back home, they say they put the arizona series behind them, which they lost three games by one run, all blown saves. orioles feeling much better than their chances tonight against the colorado rockies. that's a look at sports. one more check of the forecast coming up right after this. >> body language sometimes speaks more loudly than words. walks ay from interviews. >> there needs to be some good mojo in that locker room. >> winning comes before chemistry, every time. >> all right. thank you. >> here's a look at what we're working on for 11 news tonight. three arrests have been made and scores street robberies in baltimore city, and the suspects three teenagers. we'll have the latest tonight. and they're bring

big ovation for buck showalter, the original skipper of the diamondbacks when that franchise started. brian roberts hitting well on this trip. a couple of runs driven in. the single in the second inning put the o's on top 2-0. pitching has been good on the road trip. scott feldman's turn tonight, aaron hill hammers one to leftcenter. it gets over the fence. that's a solo home run. feldman would give up another run later that evening on a disputed call that allowed an arizona runner in on interference. the showalter agency the team is fighting back right now. o's leading arizona, 3-2 as they play in the fifth inning. >>> the ravens welcome in a couple of new guys who are old giles. 37-year-old receiver brandon stokely and 33-year-old tight end dallas clark, old by nfl standards. they are the ravens newest additions. stokely in uniform for today's practice in owens mills. clark not participating until he passes his physical exam. stokely is a blast from baltimore's past, a member of their first superbowl team 12 years ago. stokely is the last player from that team still active in the le

buck showalter, the manager of the baltimore orioles said the same thing.if he gets suspended for the 200 games, that's a saving of $34 million. the new york yankees are the most highest spending but even for them $34 million is a tremendous amount of money relative to their payroll and it's something they would love to not pay alex rodriguez who hasn't been a productive player in several years. >> do you think if they suspend him for life or a certain number of game what is does this mean for the sport in general? does it mean it becomes clean and will be effective in preventing other players from cheating? >> it's not going to do it. the one issue with biogencist is none of these players turned up a positive steroid test. everything is happening because some local reporters in south florida did the kind of shoe leather journalism that cracked the case about this one particular anti-aging clinic. the testing procedures are still flawed. major league baseball does nothing to make sure that the academies they are setting up in latin america are clean. there'