one black driver like jackie robinson. you need another black driver on the grid like terrell owens. you need another black driver, the third one would be-- and the fourth one would be chief justice clarence thomas. [laughter] he will try to block or wreck the other four. [laughter] but that is what we are going to need. you need those four. you need that scenario, and a black driver in the daytona 500. >> on the clarence thomas notes, the nascar, since they are confused on how to go about getting black drivers in the sport, they will invite prominent black figures to come to their racetrack to either drive the pace cars, sing the national anthem, just be seen on the camera so they will fly in clarence thomas has been to a nascar race maybe eight, 10 years ago. they will fly in colin powell. then they politicize the sport. they flew in a thing george bush and condoleezza rice at least once if not twice when they were in office and they were put on television. so if you are from a business standpoint, if you are trying to g

jackie robinson, gil hodges and roy camp nella behind the plate. he has bridged the time gap where he gets to call to today. he has seen a lot of great dodger triumphs and he has seen the tough dodger, game, too, that's the hardest part of being a broadcaster, whether they win 100 fames or whether they lose 100, he has been there along the way. of course hoping for a big year as well this season the dodgers defending nl west champions and we now become charlie steiner who has been the main yid voice of the dodgers who has been with the organization since 2005. char charlie, thanks for join us. i'm sure like many others, you have listened to vin scully do broadcast at some point during his 60-year career. do you have a favorite vin moment. >> my favorite vin moment is the first time i was hearing him when i was seven years old and he was doing the brooklyn dodgers. it was because of listening to vin at my mom's kitchen radio, that's the reason i wanted to be what i turned out to be, an announcer for the dodgers. lord knows i never thought i would be

and the proceeds will benefit the charitable foundation and jackie robinson foundation.ses thursday at noon. you can get your piece of os history at orioles.com. make your bid. kouzmanoff retired. here's suzuki, the catcher. he had a 1 for 6 and a game off here in this series. matusz' pitch will be outside. a ball. suzuki will be followed by fox. oakland has gone 3-1 against left-handed starters although they only hit .221 off south paws so far this season. 1-0 delivery towards the hole. turner -- makes the nice play and they're two down. you can see out the orioles struggled when you look at the numbers in the series. four days, three wins, 22 in the series against .271 ok outscored 14-7. not a lot of long balls but look at the e.r.a -- my gosh. part of that is because oakland has some good pitching but part is the orioles not hitting. >> jim p: it's a combination of both. e.r.a. of 2.30, the best in the american league coming in. last year their bullpen -- although they have some injuries -- they had the best bullpen in the american league last year. >> gary: jake fox

from the jackie robinson day, and they have been autographed by the player who wore them.ose tomorrow at noon. visit orioles.com right now and make your bid. great memorabilia. two down and nobody on. designated hitter, mike sweeney, getting the opportunity in this ball game. sweeney the veteran has not made an appearance in this series prior to this one. 16th major league season for him. >> how about making club 16 of 20. that's a good spring training. i told him haas serious pressure. what were you 18 for 36? and i have to go 2 for 8? >> gary: down the 3rd base. gloved by wigginton. making the throw over to 1st to get the out. another one, two, three inning for kevin millwood. the orioles remain on top 1-0. take our quesadilla explosion salad. i hand-toss it with fresh greens, corn relish, and tortilla strips. add grilled chicken, and finish it with crispy quesadilla wedges. the quesadilla explosion salad is part of our entree plus an appetizer pairings for $9.99. pick one of our 16 entrees, like baby-back ribs or honey chipotle chicken crispers. then choose an appetizer

the proceeds go to the oriole charitable foundation and the jackie robinson foundation. the bidding closes at noon. two down. here's kotchman. hernandez with a couple of walks and two strikeouts. david hernandez giving up the two runs on two hits in the 1st inning. since, though, he has really had it pretty much under control. >> jim: we talked in the opening, the key to him, he has a good arm, he can throw 90 to 94 with ease, but can you get your breaking ball over. that is what he has been doing the last couple of innings. so less predictable than he was in the 1st inning. but if you go back to the 1st inning, the sacrifice fly and then did not make a good pitch, and it happens, to milton bradley, an 0-2 pitch sliced it into left for a second run. >> gary: that is going to be in there, and the count will go to 3-1. for david hernandez it is his 23rd game. 22nd start in his career. and that's going to be fouled away. he has pitched here in this ballpark before at safeco. his record against seattle is 0- 1. two starts against the mariners last year. both here. 3-2 delive

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turner, roslyn and randy brock, to david akins jackie lacy and donald, to tom turner, to jackie turner robinsonnd amy thompson turn, the list goes on and on, countless other as to how much we love dr. hooks. greater new mount mariah, thanks god and thanks to hook family for allowing his body to lie in state there in detroit on monday night. but personally, let me say, as i take my seat, that i thank god for sending me to succeed such a great leader for such a time as this. dr. hooks was a champion of freedom. warrior for justice, a prophet of god, and indeed a prince of a preacher. he was my friend. he was a mentor. he was an elder statesman. more than that, he was a servant of god. this past january, january of 2010, dr. hooks insisted that i come to memphis to preach at greater middle baptist. he insisted that i preach the kingdom to a sermon. he told me when we talked on the phone, he said, brother flowers, you have so much of dr. king's spirit in you, he said i want you to come and preach for the king celebration at greater middle. little did i know that that would be the last time i would

to david and jackie, donald, tom, michael, jackie turner robinson, aimee, the mighty boys, and the listoes on and on. we love dr. hooks. we thank god and thank the hooks family for allowing his body to lie in state of there in detroit on monday night. personally, let me say as i take my seat that i think god for sending me to secede such a great leader for such a time as this. dr. hooks was a champion of freedom, a warrior for justice, a profit of god, and indeed a prince of a preacher. he was my friend. he was a mentor. he was an elder statesman. but more than that, he was a servant of god. this past january, january 2010, dr. hooks insisted that icon to memphis to preach and greater middle baptist. he insisted that i preach the king day sermon. he told me, brother flour's you have so much of dr. king's spirit and in view. i want you to come and reach for the king celebration at greater metal. little did i know that that would be the last time i would see him alive. i thank god for that day. as he struggled to get here to greater middle baptist on that day, i watched him as he reflecte