. >>> in boston, second inning, kevin youkilis hit his first home run of the season, driving in david ortiznd the red sox led the rangers 2-0. but in the third, mike napoli's two-run homer put texas ahead. and the rangers went on to a 6-3 win. >>> but on ice, the rangers didn't do quite so well, that's the new york rangers, in nhl playoff action in ottawa. tied in overtime, turris snapped a shot home and the senators won 3-2, tying the playoff series at 2-2. >>> to the nba, oklahoma city at phoenix and the thunder's james harden hit five three-pointers en route to a career high 40 points. ken durant added 29 as oklahoma beat the suns 109-97. >>> when we come back, sending out an sos, a sailing trip on lake michigan goes horribly wrong. goes horribly wrong. [ jennifer garner ] there's a lot of beautiful makeup out there. but one is so clever that your skin looks better even after you take it off. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% saw improved skin. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics. . does your makeup do that? economically, it seems like a good choice now. we need env

david ortiz is gunned down at second base. red sox trail by one after seven.ney with the two-out single. knocks in the go-ahead run. bobby valentine picks up his first win of the season as a red sox manager and gets some breathing room from those columnists at the herald and the globe. >>> the winless yankees taking on the undefeated orioles. derek jeter brings home a run. jeter went 4 for 4 in the game. later it's more power from the yankees' andruw jones. the yankees hand the orioles their first loss of the season, 6-2. i suspect mr. showwalter will have a few her to of those. >>> yu darvish making his eagerly awaited debut for the rangers, but he found trouble early. not even out of the first inning when he walks in a run to make it 4-0, mariners. darvish would get little help from his friends. hamilton hits it deep and gone to center. nice catch by the man who shows off his sprinkler move. rangers come back to win this one, 11-5. >>> marlins' manager ozzie guillen says he'll hold a news conference in miami today to address controversial comments he made ab

david ortiz headed toward the monster. caroms off the top of the wall. then a home run. after looking at the video replay. fifth inning. yankees alex rodriguez. this will touch a wall, a feet. it won't be as fall. it lands outside the park as the yankees crush the red sox anniversary celebration 6-2. new york over boston. >> and as the orioles continue their 20-year celebration at camden yards, they will have new highlights to share that are very much attached to the greatest moment ever in camden yards. the moment created by cal ripken. this coming weekend, his son gets a chance to take the field at camden yards as another generation of ripkens settles in on the 20th anniversary at the yard. pete gilbert has more. >> he plays with the same passion as his dad. >> we're off to a great start. it has been a lot of fun. hopefully we have 10 games left in the regular season. keep rolling, and hopefully we can reach our gome. >> ryan ripken builds his own resume that includes a scholarship to the university of south carolina. but bearing a name akin to baseball royalty, i wond

bottom of the second, david ortiz heading toward the monster. caroms off the top of the wall. a double at the time and then a home run. after a look at the video replay. fifth inning, yankees alex rodriguez. this is a wall -- it lands outside the park, crushes the pitch as the yankees crush the red sox anniversary celebration 6-2, new york over boston. and as the orioles continue their 20-year anniversary celebration of camden yards, they will have new highlights to share that are very much attached to the greatest moment ever at camden yards, the moment created by cal ripken. his son gets to take the field as another generation settles in. pete gilbert has more. >> he plays with the same passion. >> hopefully, i think we have 10 gamentse left in the regular season. >> hopefully we can reach our goal. >> ryan ripken builds his own resume. bearing a name akin to baseball royalty, i wonder if there is a pressure to playing ball as a ripken. >> i don't think it is about trying to do this or that because of a last name. it doesn't matter who you are. it matters how you handle your

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