must or they al a ba and hamel coming up for the rockies. our friends call us the shack and here is our radio shack did you know. as we look at him month by month, and in august he is a lot hotter than he was in july, his e.r.a. is about 1/3 of what it was back there. >> and i don't think it has been very easy on garrett, come up as a starter, go back to the minors, be a reliever, come back up to the minor leagues, be a starter, come back here again. now he is start to go feel himself like he probably did when he was a starter. throwing off speed stuff, changing speeds, pounding the strike zone. took him maybe six strikes to get there and now he is there looks pretty good tonight. >> clint var mass, 3 for 9, three home runs. it's interesting when we profile sean burnett, he went the other way. sean from starter to reliever and garrett mock leaving the pen to become at least for now a fairly solid major league starter.   . >> rob: well, and as it has been for a long part of baseball's history a lot of starters come up from high scho

give hamell credit.e hasn't gone to many long counts tonight. >> rob: side view of ryan. >> bob: came into this inning averaging 11 pitches per frame.   . >> rob: we talked about tha before the game that hamell loves pitching at sea level, mile-high, gets banged up a bit when he is up in colorado. >> bob: the o0-2, pitch up, runner going. guzman is in there. hands-first. with his fourth steal of the year in nine attempts. and that's a good strategic move, rob, by jim riggleman because he knows ryan zimmerman has bounced into 18 double plays this year. >> rob: well we're having trouble getting guys to second base tonight, tory realba makes a strong throw but the great jump by cristian guzman, you see the xmo play at the finish. he doesn't steal like he used to but still has wonderful speed, can steal a base when you need it. even albert pujols last night in that dodger game stealing bases. >> bob: zimmerman brakes his bat, looked at the runner for one step and through

this is jason hamell. his 4.7 e.r.a.s a bit deceptive because on the road this year in 10 of his 11 starts he has given up three earned runs or fewer. he is a big 26-year-old right- hander, 6'6".   220. they got him from tampa bay a trade back in april. and here is nyjer morgan, 5 out of '8, a couple runs, a stolen base. and an r.b.i. in this series, in fact two stolen bases. that's a slow roller to tulowitzki, he knows he has to hurry and got him by a step. >> rob: pnc scouting report on jason hamell coming up.   prefers d level, that means t road. 5-4 with a 3 e.r.a. on the road, .267 batting average against, .379 at home, us that the 370, the straight arrow, gets in trouble when his stuff is flattened out. he was a great pick up, especially the back end of the rotation, 21 starts, 7 wins.   . >> bob: guzman, first pitch swinging and two outs.   rockies defensively are fifth in the national league. th

. >> buck: that was the jeremy guthrie-cole hamels game that completed the three-game sweep of the phillies: that ball is hit deep to left field. that chases pie. back it goes and it is off the wall. scutaro will chug to second base with his fourth base hit of the game. two inc. sls, a double and a home run for marco scutaro. >> buck: you have to go back to the drawing board with scutaro game plan. 33rd double of the season. he has had a great year and that's going to push him closer to that .300 mark. .300 batting average on the season with four hits now in this game here this afternoon. to round it off, he is batting now exactly .300, .2995 with a four-hit game. he has picked a good year to have a good year, buck, his walk year. aaron hill who has been mostly quiet now, 1-for-4. ray misses outside, 1-1. >> buck: again, chris ray handles the bottom of the order effectively. now he has to deal with the potent part of the order. >> jim: this is low again. jason frazier is getting ready in the blue jay bullpen. i did see halladay go back and sit down. there he is. he has five complete games.

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maybe cole hamels who i think is a super star pitcher. he is 9 and 8 because he is pitching bad.ere's a situation where you can flip around and have a 6 man rotation and give some rest. >> asked this question a few months back with regard to cole hamels. how much of this can he lean to the fact they were in the world series? they went longer than any other teamorn the rays as far as putting more on the arm? >> totally. he never pitched this many innings before. he pitched upwards of 230 plus innings. i think it took a toll. not to mention you have a champion nowadays as the world series gets later and later have a shorter turnaround time. a shorty recovery time. a kid that had to comeback and be top notch quicker. he needs rest. >> the white sox. they were taking on the angels today. 3 of 4 from the yankees. win the series with the angels. is this team back to being a world series contender? >> i think they are playoff contenders. once you get into the playoffs, obviously it's anybody's business. and everybody has a chance. i think they could. here are some of the reasons. i call

plus an original "squawk box" rebel and icon, mow hamel el-erian, we'll get his take on the economy,at mohammed's latest take is on this ben bump and more when we begin in about ten minutes. >> looking forward to it. thank you, carl. >> and up next, we'll look at the trading day ahead on wall discreet and see if that ben bump is going to continue. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get a look at the trading day ahead with bob eye cleano. he's the chief market strategist at lotus brokerage.com. bob, good morning. thanks for being here. >> morning. today we're going to get durable goods data, we're going to get new home sales. tomorrow, though, we get some job numbers, the weekly job numbers as well as revised second quarter gdp. are those this things that you'll be focusing on are the data more than anything else? definitely. i mean, you've seen the government stimulus plans be a done deal and feed their way into the economy and subsequently into the bid and the markets as you saw through the last earnings season. that's sort of winding down now, as we speak. and the data

field, he and stewart at third, cliff bar miss at second, tore yamaguchi a will be catching, and jason hamelmound tonight, they trying to sweep the series, they are on the season 57-53. batting clean up and at first base, always dangerous adam dunn, over his last 30 games he is hitting .365, among the national league leaders in homers and walks and r.b.i.s. an on base percentage, 8 homers, 24 r.b.i.s, and is, when he is hitting .365 the last 30 ball games and six straight 30 home run series. adam dunn will be batting clean up. nigh generator morgan leads it off tonight. you have three consecutive .300 hitters. adam dunn, another .300 batter in josh willingham, elijah dukes in right. josh bard will be catching. on the mound for tonight trying to win and snap this little two- game slide against comes. welcome back. i'm johnny holiday and ray knight. and mark zuker man joining us from the washington times in the hot corner segment. the hottest news in town today is that permanent label given mike rizzo as general manager and senior vice president and had to be a great day for mike? >> an epic d

hamels and moyer.e scoreboard watching these days as the second place team. and dukes take as breaking ball. it is 2-2. ludwick has homered and the cardinals are ahead at new york. the mets are 10 out in fourth place 1-0 marlins here. two on, two out. and dukes hits it hard to center. how far? it is caught by cody ross at the base of the wall. i tell you, off the bat, that sounded like it was going halfway up the hill. the nats are frustrated. they leave two as elijah dukes goes deep, but not deep enough. i've never been all that great with my money. probably because i've never had much. but now that i'm making more, it's time to be a little smarter about how i manage it.. with the calendar, i can schedule all my payments. and when funds are low, danger days help me stay out of the red. i can also transfer money with just a click and a drag. so maybe i'm better with money than i thought. introducing the virtual wallet from pnc, a high-definition, online view of your money. pnc. leading the way.  >> 

his mound opponent is going to be jason hamel.omments in tonight at 7 and 7 for the rocks. >> ray: with a four .7 earned run average, given up 150 hits, actually not a very good ratio as far as his hits to innings pitched ratio. he is a guy that doesn't strike out a lot of people either but has been hot of late. the main thing he has done is in six of his starts he has given up 5 runs or more and eight times he has not been able to go past the fifth inning. so he is a guy that is just really learning how to pitch. the fifth starter in their rotation and the only guy that hasn't won 10 games. >> johnny: everybody is excited with beer mike rizzo being named permanent general manager and vice president. >> ray: with the con dye new tee of the organization now and everybody coming together and adding to stability, this team is on the rise. >> the nationals can sal village this third game, of the series against colorado. for ray knight, i'm johnny holiday. bob carpenter and rob dibble coming up here next on masn. computer problems? thi