at first base, you guessed it -- chris dailey vis. homeruns and 137 runs driven in. it's the first time he's won the silver slugger and the first orioles first baseman to get the award since 1998. adam jones wins a silver slugger for the outfield. he's the first oriole outfielder ever to get the honor. 33 homers, 109 runs driven in for jones. both career highs for jones, he said he's surprised to find he's the first oriole outfielder to win that award. and j.j . hardy gets the silver slugger for shortstop, first time's ever won the award. his 25 homers, the most at his position. the three silver sluggers are the most for any team in the majors. cxsgsufitis the first time they've had three winners. all of them agreed they want to win as a team. they want to get to the play offs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] brace yourself for mcdonald's new jalapeno kicker sandwiches. with heat from layers of jalapeno crisps, jalapeno slices, pepper jack cheese... and a cool creamy sauce that kicks in right when you need it. now through th

. >> and in new jersey republican incumbent chris christie strongly favored against democratic state senator barbara buono. bill daileys a former chief of staff to president obama. good morning. >> charlie. >> so here's governor christie saying on expectation of a win saying if you look -- if republicans are looking for a place where they can win, look at what happened in new jersey. is that the message that comes out of new jersey if he wins? >> if he wins and if he wins with the ability to bring voters into his campaign and republican conservative campaign, that traditional li have not been there over the last couple cycles they'll have a strong argument to be made that's the model to win on the national campaign campaign. and the opposite may be true in virginia when you have a pretty conservative obviously and tea party more aligned gubernatorial candidate may go down in defeat in a state that has traditionally been very republican now moving if not purple towards blue. that's a stark contrast. i think if that's the case governor christie has a strong argument to be made. >> to charlie's point, the question is chr