the starting lineup brought to you by southwest airlines for cito gaston's jays. tear i., hill. overbey, wells and rios and encarnacion. hill is leading the jays' home runs, rbi's and hilts. >> buck: jason berken, and the fastball, curve ball, slider and a changeup. he has made an arm angle adjustment. he has raised his arm a little higher and significant movement downhill with his sinking fastball. >> gary: here is scutaro. a break-out season for scutaro. he leads the american league and the majors in reaching base safely, 191 times this season. that one in the air to left center field. jones coming over. he's got it. two pitches, scutaro is retired. here is the match-up, head to head for the o's and the jays. let's -- this season. the orioles with the advantage. they have outhit them averagewise, outscored them, outhomered them and a very solid e.r.a. against them. >> buck: that is the biggest surprise that their e.r.a. is better than the blue jays, and they have really played well against toronto. as you mentioned, gary, this is always a challenge here at the r

cito gaston's club, they have players up and down the line-up that can put runs on the board in a hurrythose long balls. 141 home runs now allowed by the orioles. that is the most in the american league. brian bass got the final out at the 3rd. so he is here in the 4th. bar jazz, bautista and scud. high pop foul, out of room. the home runs have hurt the orioles pitching, buck, as the runs have come up in bun. >> buck: they have. you look down in august, 14 home runs, 10 of those solo home runs. the home run impact is having fewer and fewer runners on base when you give them up. they're going to give up home runs. they are young pitchers. they are going to make mistakes. that's a challenge for younger pitchers to come up. big league hitters are more patient, more selective, don't hit many pitches out of the strike zones. 2-2 on barajas. >> jim: high flyball centerfield. jones has a play. adam ranging over to it. he has it for the out and one away. and let's sends it downstairs for a visit with mark. >> i had a visit with adam. now that he is in his second year in the big leagues, he has

so cito gaston will make the change.30,795 not particularly happy with what's going on here, and the jay also go deeper into their pen. the o's up by four. >> gary: you can keep up with your favorite orioles news on your networking. facebook/orioles or you can go to twitter.com/birdland insider. you can learn communications. birdland news is just a click away. b.m.w. he is trying to get out of this eighth inning situation. brandon lee threw two pitches and got two outs. he has the first bater in the eighth and after that there were bullets hit around the ballpark. >> gary: so he will come on with with a runner on second base. izturis to face him. he wants the signs again. izturis will take the first pitch up high for a ball. the o's try to win their first game of the season in toronto and end their two-game losing streak that is taken away for a ball and the count goes to 2-0. a game in which ricky romero was in charge through the first five innings. he gave up one hit. and then the orioles went to work. 2-0 delivery fou

my question to you congressman, how do we as citizens in district 110 and gaston county and clevelandounty, help prepare ourselves so that we can have the best quality health care and choices, so we can live longer and healthier lives? >> thank you pearl, and thank you for representing us in raleigh, i know it's quite a task and challenge in the economy and the struggles there, thank you. [applause] >> yeah, i have a chart here explaining the cancer survival rates. i am sorry -- look, i thought we would have town hall meetings like last year, where it was 10 of us in a kum baia circle. but the chart i have here is a survival rate for prostate cancer in united states, canada, europe and england. prostate after five years, 91% survive. 85% in canada survive. and all of europe, 57% survive. and in england where we have a single-payer system, there is a 50.9% survival rate for prostate. when people talk about health care, this is what i think, real lives. and we have all been touched by cancer. if not personally, those of us in our family. and had hits home, you look at breast cancer, 84%

. >> buck: that was cito gaston.t was his philosophy, get a good pitch, look for a fastball early on and let it rip. don't stand up there and give the pitcher a strike or two. >> jim: fouled back. wells and rios are veteran hitters, so they have an idea about what they are looking for and they are following the instincts of their manager who has been in the past the hitting coach as well. 0-2 is a little bit low. >> buck: well, chris ray is anxious to gain more important role down in that bullpen and get more important innings. this would be an obvious step in that direction if he can minimize the damage here, get a ground ball, idealy a comebacker for that old 1-2-3 double play to get him out of that jam. no more damage. >> jim: encarnacione playing in his seventh game since the trade with cincinnati. the other thing that the blue jays have done a good job of is putting the ball into play even when down. 2-2 hit right back to the mound, that's what buck was looking for, back to the plate, back to first, that is the

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. >> jim: they have utilized the bunt more since cito gaston has come back as their manager.ke 3. the orioles have the fewest in the american league. the orioles have only sacrificed 9 times. >> buck: it's difficult to sacrifice when your pitcher is giving up an e.r.a. of 5. that ball pulled deep to left field, down the line, that is a home run. it just got over the wall. so scutaro hits it out and the jays come right back on matusz and have a 3-2 lead. 10th home run for marco scutaro. >> buck: you had mentioned how much scutaro had grown into this leadoff role since coming to toronto. boy, did he turn on that fastball down and in. that's the ability of the hitter when they have the count in their favor. he hit a two-run home run to retake the lead for toronto. all three runs scored by the jays coming on the two-home run swings by millar and scutaro. and here is aaron hill. he takes high. he singled in his first at-bat and was caught trying to steal. and there is a strike. of course, matusz has to learn about the hitters at this level. the hitters he was facing at the aa leve

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i guess cito gaston felt with the 4-run lead, you are okay i. you are concerned about the long-term career of roy halladay. there was no reason to send him back out there for. if it was closer, it may have been different. >> jim: dave, the pitching today was mad cruz against roy halladay, the phenom, if you will, coming again the ace. what were your impressions of matusz this start against his last start in detroit? >> buck: his. >> his change-up was okay. he didn't locate his fastball as well. his slider was not as effective for him. he tried to get ahead with his fastball and they tried to pitch in with his fastball but he left that out over the mid the of the plate. >> buck: dave, obviously, roy hall day has 275 more starts than brian. you have seen how poised these kids are and there is going to be other opportunity for them. point bass did a marvelous job coming out of the bullpen and holding them to two hits. could not get the big hit. >> bass was extremely good, kept the ball down, put zeros up. i i that's probably as well that we swung t

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