so, felix pie a-base hit, two on, none out. >> chris: good job by -- >> buck: good job by felix. watch the effort as he guides this ball to the right side. gets himself a base hit. thinking about moving brian roberts all the way to third base sneaks pass the diving dan uggla into r.d brian had to stop at second, but a good at- bat by felix pie, the first in a long time for him. >> jim: here is nick markakis now with a chance for an rbi. you scenic batting at . -- you scenic batting at .48491. he has five rbi's in the month of june. here we are on june 24th. pie not being held. he gets a good lead with the lester at the plate. nolasco misses outside. 1-0. markakis not quite as bad as melvin mora in terms of the home run drought. niece a home run drought as well. he has just one home run in his last 29 games. roberts takes off. pitch is taken. throw behind is pie who gets in a rundown. he is out. so, john baker threw to try to get the trail runner and he did. pie even not being held did not get a very good jump. >> buck: i don't think he saw brian brake. brian has a hesitation and

felix pie will lead off. felix singled his first at-bat. he is giving adam jones a night off. by the way, that first game of the home stand will be brad bergesen against ross detwiler. bergesen is pitching very well gets the first game of the home stand. pie takes the strike. 1-1. nolasco, a fourth-round pick of the chicago cubs in two- on-one. -- in 2001. he's another of the many major league players that when they were acquired by their big league teams, they may not have been well known to fans, but it's another tribute to scouting. he was a pitcher in double-a at the time and he was picked up in a trade with the cubs. it was 3-1, juan -- 3-1. juan pierre went to chicago. pie lines it to left field. on the ball is coghlan. makes a diving catch! he trapped it. excuse me. i thought he had it. >> buck: he had it in his glove initially. when he hit the ground, it snapped out of his glove and landed safely on the turf. right here he has it for a while but just rattled around. looks like it might have hit him right in the face. he's able to keep it in front of him. he should have

felix pie singled behind him. roberts breaks for thiferd. pie was late breaking for second and stops and gets tagged out easily. then, marlins they too had mistakes. uggla hits what he thinks is an rbi single. nick markakis throws out jeremy hermida. his eighth assist of the season. look at uggla. he's got to be on second base with that throw to the plate. he would later not score on a ground-ruled double to center field. here, bonifacio on the error by the wieters just keeps running around third base when felix pie held the ball. when you have a base runner on base in a tight game like that and he is a fast runner like bonifacio, unload it in a hurry. get it to sene on the -- somebody on the infield and out of your hands. bonifacio did a good job of brung baserunning by going to third base, looking back at pie seeing that pie held on to the ball. once he saw, that

felix pie out of the line up. this is in the 3rd inning. one at bat in this game as the ball bounced up and hit him in the throat. he stayed on. finished the at bat. struck out. did not come out to play defense. and he is being treated. we do not have a further update on his condition. >> buck: having that happen to me as a catcher, you're so vulnerable there to injury. hope it's nothing serious as pie gets checked out. >> gary: he got the worst of it as he surrendered the three rbi homer. charged with the three runs and the homer. nick markakis leading off here against the left hander. claimed off waivers from minnesota. he's worked eight times now nine giving up couple runs, three hits in seven and a third innings since joining the ball club. working out of the bullpen. markakis 2-3. double, single and grounded out and struck out. starts with a k one away here in theth. and time now to text in your vote for the at&t player of the game. candidates tonight giambi came out of the ball game but before he left he had a bases loaded double. cab

the hesitation by felix pie proved costly.e was aware of bonifacio, but he dfnlt know how to react to it. he didn't know how to negate his speed. here is the break. the ball is behind him. it's going into the outfield. now he tossed it. watch him look back right here. he sees pie with the hesitation. he never stops around third base. matt wieters tries to block him off home. bonifacio had too much momentum and knocks him off his feet. >> jim: when pie was starting earlier in the year in left field, would he do that quite a bit holding the baseball a lot longer than necessary that. time it really cost him. the orioles once again now trail by two. ramirez runs. wieters' throw to second base. the tag, safe. got a good jump, and he stole it on albers. >> buck: matt wieters still hasn't thrown out a base runner. the only base runner he was credited with caught stealing was a boxed scweez squeeze play that he tagged out run aer. hanley ramirez gets a great jump. steals his 10th of the season. throw was a strong one, but not in time

felix pie doesn't run behind brian roberts gets thrown out very easily. then, you have a leadoff walk and an error and severing kind of flat. he said right in the first inning, you had them on the ropes. you could have knocked ricky nolasco out of the game in the first inning and let him off the hook. you don't score a run from third base with less than two outs in qur first at-bat and that settle a bad stoan tone for the team the rest of the night. >> orioles now looking to salvage the finale in the series. it would be a 4-2 road trip if they could pull it off. so, they'll hand the baseball to rich hill and make sure he can get it done. let's send it back to the studio. >> thanks for jim and buck. they return tomorrow. this aubrey just 23 with cleveland's first pick in the 2003 draft. the 11th player pick. orioles picked nick markakis in that pick for the seventh pick instead of aubrey. aubrey joins jeremy guthrie as the number one draft choices acquired by the orioles with 29 rbi's at columbus and reports to norfolk, plays first base. brian schneider na

felix pie got all of it. it will be hauled in. davis got to it. the world's most refresh feeling. >> buck: in the 1st inning, jack cust was hitting with two aboard, nobody out. he squares up on that high change-up from jeremy guthrie, drills it to the wall in centerfield over the wall, his 9th homerun of the season. >> gary: one away in the 9th inning. no lan reimold will get his first at-bat. did not start in the ballgame. he came on for nick markakis in right. strike taken. after the ballgame got out of hand. orioles did not get on the board until scott hit a homerun in the 7th. with two down. his 13th of the year. that is the only extra base hit that the orioles have in the ballgame and the only runner who passed second tonight. the o's stranded just 2, 1 in the 1st and 1 in the 2nd. >> buck: of this scored a total of 6 runs on this trip. they were fortunate to win the first game 1-0. >> gary: the bats have just disappeared. 9 runs in 6 games and the orioles don't score anymore in this one. one down in the 9th inning. springer, 1-2 delivery. re

. >> jim: oscar sal la star is going do pitch pinch hit for felix pie. because of the pitching change, pie will be lifted for sal la star as the orioles are run out of time here trying to get back in here. >> buck: what a good pinch hitter sal la star has been with andino at first base. he'll come here and try to keep this rally going a lead-off home run, base hit, nobody out. salazar will pinch hit for felix pie who technically took over defensively in the second inning. >> jim: so salazar will bat and andino is on at first base and still nobody down. they had a five-run bottom of the seventh and the orioles are trying to get back in it here in the eighth. dan meyer was originally drafted by the braves and made his way to oakland as buck mentioned and the marlins got him on a waiver. and here is salazar, and he intakes high, 1-0. >> buck: oscar had a big at-bat sunday against cole hamels and that came as he pinch hit with robert andino at second base. he hit a ground ball to the right side to move the base runner up to third and set the table for brian

felix pie will try to resume here. he's at bat with a 2-2 count. cahill tossed a couple while waiting there. the delivery is swung out and miss. cahill off to a start here as he's got three strikeouts already. one down in the 3rd inning. >> buck: that's a pretty good combination. that looked like a fastball that just got up and away from pie. with two strikes he chased and couldn't make contact. >> gary: the orioles struck out nine times in last night's game without getting a walk as we were talking about earlier. both sides of the coin have changed for the o's as they were not striking out at all. in fact they were leading the american league in fewest strikeouts. they are striking out and they are not getting walks. he knows he's going to be in the line up now on a daily basis until izturis can get back. he played outstanding defense in the ball game last night. batting is just .239. 0-3 at the plate. cahill's pitch is in there for a strike. 2-1. orioles on this road trip just seeing the offense disappear. taken down low. showed you the numbers h

felix pie coming off the bench to pinch-hit. pie had a tough game last night even though he did have two hits. >> buck: he got thrown out in the back end of a double steal in the first inning after the first two batters for the orioles get on base. that kind of took the air out of the balloon early on. then, he had a miscue and a misplay when bonifacio scored in the seventh inning on a steal and error and pie is holding on to the baseball.  >> jim: pie has just in june coming into tonight. 4-10. there's a bouncer to third. bonifacio battling. a long throw, safe at first base! another close play and this one goes the way of the runner. that will be an infield hit for felix pie. >> buck: you picked up on it. bonifacio playing in his home ballpark. that bouncing ball gets in nice. watch how he's trying to look around the lights. actually plays the ball off to the side. pie extends that leg out, steps on the bag before the ball is in the glove of the first baseman. see how he plays around that

felix pie gives adam jones the night o his eighth start in center. nick markakis in right. mora, andino, roberts and huff, third to first on the infield and matt wieters is behind the plate for jason berken here. not a good start for the skipper. >> jim: jeremy hermida now, first and second. still nobody out. fastball is outside. 1-0. hanley ramirez at second. cantu at first with a left- hander up. you see huff playing behind the runner at first. ground ball slowly at short. andino back to first. double play! just gom him. nice pivot by roberts. two men down. now, if berken can get an out, he's out of it with only the two runs. >> buck: not that sharply hit. andino shovels quickly to brian roberts. gets around to second base to first to against him. brian roberts did a heck of a job of turning it quickly. >> jim: ramirez ends up at third now with two men down. here is dan uggla, the second baseman.  dan uggla batting in the spot. he's 3-15 last, however, 2-3 hits home runs. >> buck: he's kind of an all or knot nothing guy hitting .217 w

she said to felix frankfurter why she did it and to me one letter sums up her motivation. supreme court justice felix frankfurter wrote her a letter as she stepped down as secretary of labor. he congratulated her on her successes, and he noted ruefully that she suffered much criticism for doing it. she responded, i came to work for god, fdr and the millions of for gotten, plain, kullman workingmen she told him. the last conversation i had with fdr was of such a nature that i could say my cup runneth over and surely goodness and mercy shall follow me. and i say to frances perkins, amen. and i would be happy to take your questions. [applause]

. >> obviously, felix pie had a tough game last night. it seemed like pie had trouble in more ways than one. >> you saw what felix pie said in that interview did he forget who is running. you cannot do that at the major league level. when you take a guy like this and look at him overall, you say what kind of player do we have. he's a player. he has all the talent you want to see in a major league player. he has the power, the speed, ability to hit for average. he has everything you want. he has a good arm. all of those tools put together, but he can't play right now at the major league level. this is where if he's going to be here right now, you take a kid like that off to the side and start to nail him on every little thing that he says and does just like he admitted right now thr i didn't no who was running. can't forget that. all the little things that he does, not throwing to the right base, lackadaisical at times. here is a guy who could be animpact player on your ball club. i love his talent and his speed and power. he's got to star

justice felix frankfurter in 1943 made the following statement. he said the history of liberty is largely due to the history of procedural safeguards. now, madam speaker, i believe that the federal government is too big and spends too much as our leader boehner regularly says. i believe we should have a right to bring about those reductions so we can get our economy back on track to ensure that americans aren't going to lose their jobs, their businesses, and their homes. and we are denied that chance today. but, i want to say to my democratic colleagues and my republican colleagues, madam speaker, we have an opportunity , and it is before us right now. all we need to do is vote no on the previous question and what will happen? we'll be continuing the 220-year tradition of appropriations under an open amendment process. if we can defeat the previous question, i, madam speaker, will offer an amendment that will allow us to do exactly what chairman obey in the year 2000 said needed to be done. we need to allow for a free-flowing, open debate so that

. >> rob: so you're felix?>> bob: i'm pretty sure you're the messy guy. >> rob: i'm without a doubt the messiest guy you'll ever meet. >> bob: no, you're not. >> rob: except for my cars and my garage, whatever. >> bob: your car is spotless. >> rob: i didn't know whether to strap it or genuflect. >> bob: nick johnson reaching for a pitch away. manny made this point last week when talking about guzman. he said when hitters start to struggle, they expand their zone and then they get strikes on pitches they would normally just spit on and not even swing. so now nick looks up and he's 0- 2. cow bells are ringing. nick will hook a base hit to right field. hernandez had to hold up to make sure that ball got through. and then launching a bad throw, gabe gross, everybody will move up. the pitcher sonnanstine was very slow in backing up. so the nats will score making it an 8-3 game. that will be a throwing error on gabe gross, when all he had to do was hit the cut-off man. >> rob: all he had to do was get it in. he could

felix pie will hopefully get t tied. rodriguez looking back. reimold it get it by. >> this will be the 27th pinch hit for the orioles. mets have 88. all the bench players. double switches. no dh. >> gary: 2-0 count to reimold. and it's ball 3 outside. reimold will be followed by brian roberts at the top of te order. 23,009 on hand, the announced attendance. 3-0 delivery, reimold taken al the way. and it's in there for a strik. like livan hernandez who stard the game, rodriguez a lower average by hitters when there are runners on base. 83.083 with runners on. .197 when bases are empty. there's the 3-1 delivery. reimold will take it. ball 4. two on, nobody out, 9th inning. here is how the voting is g. you can still text in your vo results owner the os extra post game show. >> jim: the pitching coach is going to come out, and how wih we going to defense this bunt? if you bunts them over, if you're dave trembly, you comep th the same situation, except with one out. adam jones who has been struggling

felix pie had to leave because of an injury to his throat. he drove in three.ing clean up. orioles still lose by a count 9- 4. birds have dropped six of their last seven. for more on the orioles on latest losses go back to oakland and visit with buck and gary guilty or not guilty thanks very much. very disappointing getting behind in these two games so early taking the stuffing out for the o's. they got runnings late the offense is doing what they weren't doing. they are getting strikeouts. they weren't doing that before. >> you hate to put so much on the starting pitching, but when you fall behind early difficult as hitters to focus. and they were up against a guy they'd not seen before in transfer cahill. a tremendous sinker early in the ball game and led to a lot of early strikeouts. the thing about cahill when you don't see a guy before, you want to be patient and look at him and unfortunately they were so far behind they couldn't use that approach. one of four on the road trip so far. i don't care who you are or how well you pitch you can't win games where

in the same feign, justice felix frankfurter said if the news media would cover the supreme court as thoroughly as it did the world series, it would be very important since public confidence in the judiciary hinges on the public's perception of k. it would certainly comprehend television and modern days and certainly justice frankfurter's use of the term media would include television as well. it is worth noting that justices have been frequently -- have frequently appeared on television. chief justice roberts and justice stevens appeared on "primetime," abc, justice ginsberg was on television, justice meyers participated in "fox news sunday," a debate between justice scalia was available for viewing on the web. there is no doubt of the enormous public interest in what television -- in what the supreme court does when the case of bush v. gore was decided, the block surrounding the supreme court chambers across the green from the senate was loaded with television trucks. although the cameras couldn't get inside, there was tremendous public concern. and the decisions of the court are o

david felix is one but the mythology about efficient markets and rational choice prevailed. and that's not at all surprising. these myths were highly beneficial to the very narrow sectors of privilege and power. what that adam smith called the principal architects of society. now, actually the phrase "golden age of capitalism" is a little misleading. it might more accurately be called estate capitalism. it's worth bearing in mind that the dynamic state sector was and remains a primary factor in the development and innovation through a variety of measures of search and development, government procurement, public subsidy, regular bailouts and other means. that's particularly true in the united states. it was done here under a pentagon cover as long as the cutting edge of the high tech industry advanced economy was electronics based for that, the pentagon served as good cover. in recent years, if you look at government spending, it's shifting more towards the health institutions of the government. that's a reflection of the fact that the cutting edge of the economy is becoming

felix pie scores. k-rod entered the game with a 4.56 e.r.a.rs later, aubrey huff, second straight game, deciding hit. orioles win 5-4. >> for the second straight year alexander ovechkin is the hart trophy winner as the league's m.v.p. ovechkin who led the nhl with 56 goals is the first non-goalie to repeat since wayne gretzky won eight in a row from 1980 through 1987. ovechkin also won the lester pearson award begin to the most outstanding player as voted on by his peers. >> pavel datsyuk won two awards. the best defensive forward and the lady byng for gentlemanly conduct. >> rafael nadal will decide friday if he will be able to defend his wimbledon title. the number one seed in the tournament, nadal lost an exhibition matched this to lleyton hewitt and his knees continue to bother him. wimbledon gets under way monday on espn2. >> mother nature washes out the open's first round. what this means for tiger and the rest of the field. top stories on the way. >> i'm eric karabell with your fantasy news. let's look at information you need to know fo

felix pie -- come on in. k-rod entered the game with a .56 e.r.a. ends up blowing the save.y huff, second straight game, deciding hit, o's end up winning it 5-4. >> still to come, mother nature washes out the open's first round. what this means for tiger and the rest of the field. the rest of the field. stay current with espnews. - ( cheerful tune playing ) - learned how to change my own oil. think i did something wrong! but you know how pricey these german cars are to maintain. right? max: actually, volkswagen has no-charge scheduled carefree maintenance. even the cc. ( chuckles ) ...no charge. even on the cc. bus: you know what they say about the best things in life, amigo. that's awesome... for volkswagen owners. ( cheerful tune playing ) >> the nhl awards show was in las vegas, thursday night. for the second straight year, alexander ovechkin is the hart trophy winner as the league's m.v.p. ovechkin who led the nhl with 56 goals is the first non-goalie to repeat since wayne gretzky won eight in a row from 1980-1987. ovechkin also won the lester pearson award as the most o

felix pie will pinch run to get more speed on there.oles looking for an insurance run and melvin mora takes a strike. melvin, 0 for 3. struck out his last at-bat. orioles have eight hits tonight after getting 16 last night. a win by the orioles would increase their interleague record to 11-6. and they're trying it put together a winning month. they would also move within a game of .500 in june. they would be 11 and 12 this month. >> rob: they would also go to 13 of 17 against national league teams at camden yards in interleague play. >> jim p.: obviously not all this year. dave trembley knows also when this weekend ends, you're back for at least for a while, you've got three games against the red sox, then you've, you're in and out of baltimore going to anaheim and going to seattle. then you come back, and play toronto, then the all-star break, then you've got a nine day trip to chicago, new york and boston. so win as many games as you can. >> jim h.: the orioles have won four of their interleague series and lost the one in florida when

nolan will hit for the first time as felix pie batted in the first inning, batted a ball off his throathad to be taken out of the game. >> gary: finished up his at bat but did not come back out on to the field. and he moves onto take his place in left field. take the pitch down low. and a 1-1 count. cahill is not walked anybody. he has struck out four. one shy of his high. he has hit twice this season. runner at 1st base, he's down to 3rd. hannahan, reload. kennedy. double play. [ cheering and applause ] no runs. one hit. no errors and nobody left on base. bottom after the 59 co u

california and vice presidential candidate, an hugo black had been one of the leading new deal senators and felix frankfurter as chief advisor to roosevelt, and arthur goldberg, secretary general of the afl-cio. i mean, these were people who were in the newspapers, in the press, well-known nationally before they came on the court. now, what difference it makes is the debate. do you want people on the court or not who have a political background? the third string that strikes me about the difference between then and now is the face of the court, the demographic face of the court. an obvious way, for example is we have women on the court. we didn't have them in 1969. we had blackmon and thurgood marshall on the court as black men and we will soon have the first hispanic justice on the court. there have been changes. it is interesting to recall that in 1969, it was exactly one roman catholic on the court, one jewish justice, and all the rest were protestants, mostly press buy tearian and e piss ka pailian and now by contrast, the majority are roman catholic, two jewish justices and once souter leave

gregg zaun is tonight's catcher and felix pie plays in left field. dave tells us why he made the changes. >> i'm trying to do what i can to help the team. it's not one particular guy. it's just mix the lineup up so we can help the team and get a little more offensive and score runs and win tonight. that's what that's all about. >> luke scott again is hitting clean up tonight. 13 home runs for the season including nine in his last 12 games. rick, is luke scott a clean up hitter? >> we don't know until we give him a chance. right now the way the things are going for the orioles not getting many runs or even hits but the one guy who is is luke scott. you kind of have to give him a shot. he's been the guy that backed up the number four hitter. gives stability to the offensive lineup in that respect. throw him in the number four spot because the way things are going right now it's not working. i like the moves he made. markakis back to the second slot and jones to the third slot. jones should never really be a number two guy. it worked for the first month

california, vice-presidential candidate, hugo black who had been one of that leading new deal senators, felix frankfurter as chief adviser to franklin roosevelt, arthur goldberg secretary of labor, secretary general of the ifl-cio.

it's felix pie who is 2-2. pie starting in center field tonight. strike on the inside corner. >> buck: two hits tonight. only two hits in his previous nine games. his playing time has been reduced dramatically. >> jim: roberts at second. orioles trying to get on the board here in the sixth inning. pie takes. gets the call. 1-1. nolasco won one here at home. his other two on the road. he is a winning pitcher in his career as he battles pie here with a runner at second and one down. 2k3wr0u7d ground to first base. fielded there by -- fielded there by jorge cantu. pie is retired as roberts moves to third now with two men down. this copyrighted telecast presented by authority of the orioles may not be reproduced or retransmitted in any form and accounts and descriptions of this game may not be disseminated without express written consent of the orioles. once again, a two-out base hit as roberts reaches third second time in this game he's been there. markakis not only is 0-2. he's struck out in each at-bat>> buck: he's under .290 now. it's been a real b

so felix pie comes on in left field in the double switch. made the final out of the seventh inning. so chris ray and pie will bat in the nine spot. outside. >> buck: chris ray threw the ball well in triple-a. he had a 2.25 e.r.a. >> jim: outside, 2-2. >> gary: the thing for chris ray was the election of his pitches. he threw a few too many pitches up in the zone, and his focus and concentration will be to keep the same arm angle and to try to get the brail down in the zone where he is most effective. >> jim: making his first appearance for the orioles since may 27 when he pitched against the blue jays. so a tough outing for danys baez as jorge cantu gets one into right center field. jones and markakis. jones calls and he has it for the out and there is the second out of the inning. fans, on sunday, july 12th, come on out to oriole park for the debut of 2110 utah street. that is an area of the right center field bleachers named for nick and adam jones and their uniform numbers. for just $21 fans can purchase a ticket and receive a limited edi

reimold did not start in the game last night but after felix pie left after one at bat when he fouled the ball off his adam's apple and he eventually came in and hit a three run home run. a bouncer toward short. kennedy back to first. and beyond the first baseman and that goes into the orioles dugout and reimold will head down to second base. good job by adam jones at the bag at second base to upset the throw of adam kennedy. >> what a great slide by adam jones. you can see he is all over adam kennedy. good, clean slide. it is no problem whatsoever, sliding on top of the bag. the umpire at second base has a good look, gary darling and that's how you turn things around and that's how you snap four game losing streaks. >> now you have a runner in scoring position and maybe the teammates now will be sparked by that hard slide by adam jones as markakis has a chance to get the orioles on the board. the orioles have not led in either game in this series and losing both. markakis takes it to 1-0. >> that's a good sign early on. and a little bit of a wakeup call for oakland to send the messag

there you see him spin, take at least the fastest guy off the base pads in felix pie. at least they reduce that number. >> jim p.: here's gregg zaun. ground ball towards the hole, the other way, this one gets through. gregg zaun has a three-hit game. >> jim p.: he's been around long enough to know, hey, that's how tony gwynn did it. two of those tonight. he tricked him early on. you're going pitch me away, that's where i'll hit it. he's had a pretty good night. >> jim h.: he's also able to help the orioles pitchers get out of some serious jams. >> rob: that veteran leadership behind the plate, doing his best to get the most out of pitchers. he's been a clinic at the plate. doesn't get a lot of playing time. you've got the new rookie sensation wieters in there almost every day, and he contributes with three hits. >> jim h.: may be a coincidence, maybe not. over his last five games he's now 9 for 13. >> rob: that will keep you in the big leagues. here's andino. and he takes a strike. >> jim p.: it was kind of interesting, gregg zaun was talking yesterday, he said, becaus

felix brenham went ashore at the second wave of omaha -- omaha beach as a demolition man he joined the national guard in 1938. he said of his landing, the water was so would have the guys were getting seasick. i saw water spilling up over the sides of our landing crafts. the sea water was splashing in on us from shells bursting and rifles hitting our bolts. i never raised up and looked over to the side of that boat. none of us did. when we got off the landing craft, the water was up to my knees. of course the tide was rising a foot every 10 minutes and we had to get in quick because high tide would cover up obstacles and the water we used for cover and we would be blown out of the water. they were firing at us from everywhere. when we got to the beach, there were rangers separated from their units filing -- piling in with us at the same time. my team was the first to go over the sea wall and i saw some of my friends die. in my team of 30 men we lost only about five or six of those men. we were lucky, god knows how lucky we were. we went up the hill, then we crossed over omaha beach and

even felix pie, forget the defense, he was 5-11 this month.wigginton is red hot. >> jim: wigginton-13, 26. >> jim: how are they losing? >> rob: pitching. >> jim: yeah. >> rob: everybody needs pitching, though. >> jim: except the red sox. >> rob: had they not picked up brad penny and john smoltz, where do you think they would be? matsuzaka is on the disabled list now. >> jim: and buchholz, masterson would be starting. >> rob: yes. >> jim: they have so many options up there. a lot of depth. >> rob: and even coming off their bench. think have baldelli, and that is like the orioles. the orioles have a tremendous bench. like you just said, wigginton. the last time we were in washington, i think he played tw of the three games. >> jim: he is heating up. the numbers are more to -- yeah. gip and if wigginton is in the game, huff, mora or scott is not in the game because he can play the corners in left field. >> rob: and he can actually play shortstop and second base. the versatility, man, that is outstanding. i have always liked wigginton. >> bob: 2-1

, senator dodd from connecticut has a bill in the senate to create a national infrastructure bank, felix rohatyn, the new york city finance year who helped new york city at of its desperate financial straits in the 1970's has a book out calling for a national infrastructure bank. and all three of them and other people to site the erie canal as the first major piece of infrastructure that was built in the country and this sort of thing we should be doing again. it's interesting to me that there are significant efforts to recreate -- to create and build and rebuild america's infrastructure and the erie canal was cited, but it almost seems as though a lot of the citation of the erie canal is somewhat blind. there aren't very many similarities between how new york city -- new york state built the erie canal and how the federal government now my support infrastructure products -- projects. however, there is one a very important similarity or one way in which two this erie canal i think would help inform the debate about whether the federal government should be creating a national infrastructu

felix pie gets a start in center field. adam jones gets a rest. luke scott in left and aubrey huff hitting .311 with two home runs and three rbi's with runners in scoring position. matt wieters is starting to hit over last 10 games hitting .351. has wieters started to feel good about himself now that he's in the majors. >> i would think so. after the start he had, it wasn't that great. as of late, he's starting to put the good part of the bat on the ball. you can see how easy it looks like he can hit the ball out of the ballpark the opposite way. he's got a nice, little swing. he stays inside the ball. you know, it just seems effortless that the ball jumps off his bat. he's got a lot of power. there's nothing he really doesn't try to experiment with at all. he has a nice, easy swing. he doesn't overswing very often. i haven't seen him do that yet. he kind of goes with the pitch. pretty much like mauer does with the minnesota twins. he's an excellent hitter that won two batting titles. i'm looking forward to seeing this guy hit over the course of t

members of the court did not think that justice vinson was their intellectual equal, many, one was felix frankfurter who have been a harvard professor of law and in the roosevelt administration. so he was a much more down-to-earth kind of person, here is the issue, here is the opinion and didn't read these long floury some of opinions explaining why the court was doing when it was doing. and i thank you had too many piven don is on the court at that time and i'm not sure anybody and i think that sort of a judgment of history is not clear that anybody could have brought the members of the court together. >> does he have a lasting legacy whether it be from his work on the court when different posts within government? >> i think is lasting legacy was in the area of civil rights and i think that he's never been given full credit for that. he wrote one other case in the area of civil rights shelley vs. kramer in which a rule that state courts could not uphold restrictive covenants where people would refuse to sell their houses to summon a particular race. so i think that the court was chippin

matt wieters' first error and emilio bonifacio would score from first base when felix pie held the ball too long. that was the difference in the ballgame. when you look at the two series, it's quite a departure. 3-0 in philadelphia. they've lost the first two games here and scored five runs per game in philadelphia. different story down here and they only hit .240 against a very good florida marlins pitching staff. they have to grind and win this game. a 4-2 road trip isn't bad, but it's not as good as you expected when you start out 3- 0. >> jim: nick markakis last night in right field picked up another outfield assist gunning down a runner at the platement for ach an every day player, a hitter might going into a slump. day in and day out, you can help your team defensively. >> buck: you sure can especially when you throw out a runner at the plate it makes you feel like you've hate home run. nick markakis has been consistent with his defense. mechanically, he dawz lot of rings things right. he charges the ball well, he has a strong, accurate arm, and he's always given the infielders a

now he'll pinch-run at first base felix pie. it's a 6-3 ballgame. pie representing the potential tying run. two walks in the inning by rodriguez and here is brian roberts with a bases loaded and 0-4 for brian roberts. rodriguez delivers. slider. nasty bite is in there for a strike. >> jim: how about the 3-2 breaking ball. you really cannot throw a better breaking ball. that was the one you'd like to obviously throw when the count is not 3-2. brian not a lot of success off of rodriguez. nine lifetime answers -- at- bats, a couple of hits. >> gary: 0-1 count the delivery to him. brian towards second base. castillo hayes got it. cora will have nowhere to go. run scores. they get the force out on pie as luke scott will cross and the orioles make it a 6-4 ballgame. roberts on the fielder's choice. now runners on at first and third, but there are two down. >> jim: yeah, at this point mets are trading outs for runs. the guy that they're concerned about is brian roberts. now, here we go. the ability to steal a base. you also have a guy that can hit a home r