here's felipe lopez who is 0 for his last 7 in the series. after going four for his first six. ar pattern when he leads off a ballgame. he almost always swings if it's a first pitch fast ball, then he'll take a view his second time up. 0-2. >> rob: in the a really good lead off hitter if he does that consistently. >> bob: well he didn't see many pitches. there was a time when lopez first came to the nationals, i remember this stat, he was seeing about four and a half pitches per at bat. but as his two years in washington went by he became increasingly impatient. 0-2 to felipe. >> rob: each suzuki's teammates have said he is selfish because he doesn't take many pitches. he sees he is in the top three every year of seeing the fewest pitches for at bat. he is a great hitter. but you have got to show your lineup what the guy on the mound features that day. if you are going to swing at the first pitch, kind of hart hard to tell what j.d. martin has got going on. >> bob: i know we weren't pleased with the at bat by guzman last night. in a situation when he grounded out early in the co

felipe lopez, the former nat, lifting the shallow fly to left. adam dunn not known for his defense but he made the chasm. he was shaken up but stayed in the game. the night belonged to josh willingham. a four-run shot. that's his first grand slam as a national or four-run home run. gives washington a 6-2 lead but he wasn't done. next at bat. another grand slam. a nationals record 8 rbi. he's only the 13th guy in the history of major league baseball to have two slams in one game. the nats go on to blow out the brewers 14-6. here's the story of a man named brady. bases loaded in the 5th. aubrey huff scores to tie the game at 3. but -- [ inaudible ] what a night for billy butler. 5-5 on the night. 3 rbi including this one to help the orioles beat the birds 5-3. >>> the redskins report to camp on wednesday. the first day of training camp is thursday. we'll be live there in the morning. dave ross will be there and i'll be there in the afternoon and evening for all your training camp needs. i'm felt felt. shawn -- i'm dave feldman. shawn will be back t

greg stamand facing felipe lopez. lopez lines one down the left-field line. watch adam dunn. not the best defender but he comes up with the catch. this guy takes some heat for his fielding, and i think he pretty much shut them all up, don't you? now we go to the fifth inning. that will hurt him. tied game. josh willingham has the bases loaded. see you later. willingham clears the bases with the grand slam, his first of the season. nationals take the 6-2 lead but now here's the deal. the sflevery next inning, bases loaded again. willingham said i'm not done. crushes it to center. it is out of there for his second grand slam of the game. 13th time in history, two grand slams in the same game. the nationals win it 14-6. the orioles lost to the royals 5-3. >>> commissioner roger goodell said he accepts michael vick is sincere when he tells him he wants to turn his rife around and now he has a chance to prove it. michael vick got what he wanted, sort of. he is reinstated, which means he is free to sign with a team. however, he's reinstated with the condition he cannot play a regul

. >> bob: but felipe lopez is left handed. see where felipe is now in milwaukee.brewers traded a couple of prospects to arizona. >> rob: brewers are contending. >> bob: it's pittsburgh, right or milwaukee? >> rob: no. it's milwaukee. >> bob: ok. and you know, felipe is the kind of guy, if he is motivated, who can help a ball club. he was a help to st. louis last year in their race and then off to arizona he went. there is felipe. two minor leaguers. and livan is mad at himself for walking austin kearns, but better than giving up a hit. or not. second walk of the night. jason schmidt of the dodgers, one time about six years ago, he was as dominant as anybody in this league. i'm thinking about him when he was with the giants in the playoffs in '03. tim hudson back almost. >> rob: two names, hudson and schmidt, five years ago, two of the most dominant pitchers in baseball. >> bob: i was thinking about the pirates because evidently freddie sanchez and jack wilson their middle infielders, neither of them responded to the pirates, who made them multi-year offers to stay