as bob holtzman tells us, tebow's expectations of his teammates are lofty as well.probably felt like sleeping in to the wide-receivers who put up with him all summer. >> always calling, and texting, and trying to get guys out here. if you don't answer the first time he'll call you again and again and again. we knew, if we wanted to reach our goals, we would have to work. so, get up early, before the 6 a.m. workouts, that's what we're going to do. >> his wakeup calls came as early as 4:30 in the morning and wasn't uncommon for drills to start after. >> worked on every possible throw we'll make. with all of them. >> we want to work on this, and the chemistry, between those groups, is just tremendous. >> ncaa doesn't allow coaches to be involved, over the summer so tebow ran the program, and called the plays and expected perfection. >> sometimes when guys would drop a pass, he would run at you. that's a sight to see, you don't expect it and you turn around, and he's just like a coach here. i mean, great leader. makes us go harder, and makes us drop a ball, we start ove

bob holtzman has a report from their training camp. ♪ ah, that hits the spot. it's drinkability.where ever you are. if you're at a party. or, playing golf. like those guys. or, in a bar. [ old timey western bar music ] draw another door. don't say draw. never filling, always refreshing. bud light. the difference is drinkability. seven aces. >> what to watch for, tonight in about ten minutes, the red sox have owned the yankees so far this season, but karl ravech and the "baseball tonight" crew tell us why the a.l. east leading bronx bombers could reverse the tide this evening when joba chamerlain takes the mound at home. >> not that tim tebow needs any motivation, but when you have the talent returning that he does, you can understand his impatience with the season still a month out. add it to he didn't win a second heisman trophy, and the gators lost to ole miss at home last year, and you've got all the makings of a gators' squad ready to lay the smack down in 2009. espn's bob holtzman headed to the swamp. >> about an hour before sunrise, the florida gators were already at work,

holtzman a former member of thenited states congress and want toelcome all of you to booktv "after words". i wi interviewed feal bascomb a prominent author about hi new bookhunting eichma" brass a member of congress that was invold in covering the presence of not the war criminals site rd to the holtzman amendment that bars not the war criminals from our country and created a special unit and the department of justice torack down not the war criminals in america. especially was some of the files and the files are in here want to sta by saying i like your book very much in is the interesting fast pace almost a thriller. >> guest: thank you >> host: it is a kind of book "hunting eichmann". let me ask you, how did you get interested in thi subject? why did you write the but? >> guest: i read about diverse subjects but thi particular book i remember when i was in colle and luxembourg i had met some survivors and ty mention and two maq only until they spoke or until eichmann was captured and his trial was condued they cld o up and talk abt what happened. itas a watershed moment and ournderand

chicago with finley trying to get vida blue, and that fell apart, and we were trying to unload ken holtzmanlus. can't remember his name. what was that right-hander he had? >> alexander. >> that's right. so, anyway, we kicked around a lot of names, but i will say one thing, he it was the on the deal from the very beginning. you were, rick. and we never varied from that 37 we wanted to get a catcher, and you were the guy, but different times, well, we had ron guidrry in the deal, craig nettles was in the deal. so many names going back and forth, but i thought we came out of it very, very well. we were happy with our end of it. >> back in those guy days, our organization, the orioles, was really noted as having one of the best minor league systems in all of baseball. now, is it true when you're dialing a as general manager that you have a lot of power in people who want to deal with you when you have such a strong minor league system, when the orioles seem to have struggled lately putting a strong minor league system together, bit it give i yes, sir an advantage. >> well, it certainly does, an

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