bucknor, brian gorman mike everitt and james hoye. detwiler throws one.s it into right center, in the sun, elijah dukes, one out. >> rob: a little bit, too, rob, it's going to be tricky. a lot of shadow here, especially late in the afternoon. the sun is shining in the back of the field. you saw elijah dukes go from the shade into the sun and made the catch. >> bob: somewhere, george harrison is smiling because here comes the sun, shining. >> rob: very nice beatle reference. my favorite beatle song is "while my guitar gently weeps". >> bob: george did that one, too. right off the end of the bat. of course, as a high school boy, your favorite song was hey jude. it was slow dance that lasted 7 minutes. [ laughter ]. >> bob: can you play that again? >> rob: that's awesome that you know that was a slow song that they played for 7 minutes. >> bob: just a little bit off the plate. 2-1. detwiler in 33 innings, 20 runs, 19 earned, 36 hits and aaron hill is right up there. 91 hits. leads all of baseball. one more than miguel tejada here in this league. detwiler, lo

jason smith james hoye, c. b. bucknor and mike everett around the bases.number two to the angels' .22. breaking ball, little chopper. zimmermann right there. >> rob: step and throw. nationals defensively, adam dunn cannot d. h. because we're in a national league ballpark. he's in left. willie harris, a wonder play in new york last night. dukes is in right. then, guzman, hernandez,zimmerman, johnson and behind the plate josh bard. adam dunn back in left field. he told debbi taylor he really enjoyed dhing a couple of days ago in new york. here is aaron hill perhaps their purest hitter. he has 90 hits to lead the american league tied with miguel tejada for the american league lead -- major league lead and has 28 multihit games woirt. >> rob: you would think scutaro wouldn't walk as much, but scutaro has 47 walks on the season, bob. it's the guy in front of him you want to get around him to get to this guy. i wouldn't think so. >> bob: aaron hill is a former sec player of the year and all american from lsu in his fifth year with the blue jays. 27 years of age

and the nats cannot buy a close call and manny acta wants to talk about it with just james hoye. >> rob: i think we got the dude at first. we got barajas. i think that's a makeup call even though he got the call right earlier on cristian guzman this is a great play right here by ryan zimmerman. he noas knows the play is to home. cutoff the go-ahead run. yeah. this is pretty close. i think we got him at first. great play by zim. great throw. >> bob: ryan knew that ball was hit too softly to turn a double play the conventional way. >> rob: yes, so he took the sure out at home to at least cut off the go-ahead run and try to double up the slower running rod barajas. well, joel hanrahan, you got that big second out. now you need to gut get yourself and your team out of this jam. >> bob: against a very experienced man who knows about baseball in these parts. former red sox are and oriole, kevin millar. >> rob: a very clutch performer right here. you're joel, you want more work, you've got to get some outs. that a boy. pump it in there. get ahead. >> bob: kevin millar this year is 0-7 as a pin

no swing says james hoye. this is fun to watch this one over and over again. so easy.almost took a window off our masn office. and a breaking ball, see ya. strikeout number five for ricky nolasco. he's really warming things up after the nats got him for two in the second. >> rob: you throw one this good, he's frozen, he knows he can't pull the trigger on that one. adam will walk back to the -- to the dugout. >> bob: with two strikes you can not be looking for that pitch because he'll throw the fastball right by you. >> rob: absolutely. you throw one that great and it's wrapped around the back part of the plate, and there he went front door. >> bob: when that happens you tip your helmet, then you walk 100 feet and take it off. >> rob: then maybe next time you look for that pitch and you kill it. >> bob: willingham killed one the first time. a ground rule double. came in to score on nieves infield hit. that front door breaking ball, just got inside the door frame. it's 0-2. similar situation. you have to be thinking hard stuff here. that's a hard breaking ball away, and

ross detwiler in the 8th inning and getting a well deserved strike call from james hoye.ryan, the only member of the toronto bullpen that did not perform last night. and you don't want to walk the leadoff guy in a situation like this, much less everitt. you know, basically, your manager has rewarded you by saying go out and get them in the 8th inning. >> rob: yes. but i think this team has rewarded manny after all the speculation that he would be fired over the weekend with we went to new york. >> bob: yes. leadoff hit, bautista. it's only the 66th hit of the night and manny is going out to get his young pitchers. folks, you're going to hear a great ovation for a young man from missouri, 1300 miles away from home. he has a chance to get a win. >> rob: look at that. the whole team ant infield going out. that's pretty cool. [ cheers ] it's on. - it's on. - oh, it's on, all right. - it's on. - it is totally on. jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. boss: come on in, i had some other things you can tell people about geico - great claims serv

he did says james hoye down at third..266 but he's only 6 for his last 29. 3 for 4 with an rbi yesterday. he was spraying the ball around camden yards. nolasco buried it on him. ricky never looked at the runner going to third. willingham is over there with two outs. >> rob: that's severe damage. >> bob: look at the bat. >> rob: it sheared all the way up the center to the top. this is when a guy's getting in your kitchen. and the bat comes up to ricky nolasco. he takes it, throws it to first base. >> bob: maybe that's why ricky didn't bother looking at the runner. he had to worry about the ball and the bat. here is wil nieves. >> rob: i'm sure anderson's hands kind of reverb rated after that hit. they'll be numb a little bit. >> bob: breaking ball away. if it gets by the mound, there's a chance. nieves is safe and the nationals pick up a two out run. it was do or die for uggla with the glove. and the nats get a break on an infield chopper, 2-0. >> rob: we saw this happen to us up in baltimore. they were going over the infi

james hoye called him out. >> rob: you want to get that glove down in front of the bag if you're alberto gonzalez. that was throwing something like the orioles. i liked the way they were throwing the glove down on the base. that's fifth of the year. elijah dukes, right on the money. >> bob: bases empty, two outs. nick markakis of baltimore leads the american league with eight. dukes now has 10. jay bruce of cincinnati has eight. on some of those, of course, you get an assist when you hit the cutoff man and that turns into an out somewhere else. elijah had a couple of those. he's thrown out a bunch of guys on his own. nice hands, buddy. >> rob: if you're craig stammen, you want to say, ok, i got cody ross up there. i want to put this guy away and get our offense back out there. don't waste that nice throw right there. you have two outs. this has been one of the things for our young kids is getting the second out and get out of there. >> bob: after what we saw in baltimore over the weekend, -- in baltimore, i wonder what the baserunning was like when the orioles played the marlins. they've

james hoye and bill we will key around the bases. marlins -- which will cee.here is nick back in the number two spot maybe where he needs to be. he's 1-# 1 last. the top of the lineup last night had two hits the entire game. zimmerman's homer in the second and a nick johnson flare for a base hit in the ninth. good breaking ball by west. nick still hanging in there at .299. there's a ball breaking in there. >> rob: he's a fly ball pitcher. he gives up about 12 fly balls per six innings versus about seven or eight grownls ground balls. he's going to let the ball fly around the park. >> bob: sharply hit right at hanley ramirez and two quick outs. ryan zimmerman batted cleanup last night. so, when he went deep, rob, he was leading off the second. >> rob: he has just been swinging the bat really well in the last few games because he's cutting it loose. right there, he gets it on the sweet spot. probably didn't even phil feel it he think so well on thesecond deck. you heard somebody yell "got him." you know when he got it that quick, he got awful it. >> bob: so, tha

james hoye punches him out from first. one out here in the sixth.'s see what the guys behind the plate called it. >> rob: very good 3 2-ball. the dorks behind home plate, yep, they rung him up. >> bob: oh, my gosh. >> rob: thought it was funny when the yankees were playing blue jays newspaper toronto. now you're starting to follow the blue jays around with those outfits? >> bob: i'm not laughing at them. i'm laughing at you watching them. >> rob: what? because i'm getting irritated? >> bob: i love this. >> rob: i wouldn't mind if they were ringing up the other team. now they're ringing up our guys. look, now they even have -- they have ball bags. the guy pulled a ball out of his bag and going to throw it on the field. >> bob: please. >> rob: they've got good seats though. they've got to know somebody down there. >> bob: i'm pretty sure umpire's gear doesn't get you automatically into the president's club. willie harris grounded out to second. >> rob: can't be easy eating a steak through that mask either willie had a good grip. a lot of quiet bats on

you know, james hoye does a good job. he's a good umpire. i was 90 feet away from t i can't tell. it's a bang-bang play. you can't say enough about what zim did. that's a great job to catch it, set your feet and make the throw. we were hoping that blajs doesn't run real well. we talked about it. we were glad we got the out in the inning. you can't say enough about hanrahanment he hasn't pitched for six games and he comes in with bases loaded, one out and gets out of it. you know, there's a lot of unsung heroes tonight. oivelg, dunner dwirves a lost credit for get that go hit. i think our bullpen deserves the win and you look at willie harris making that catch in center field. we're a pretty good team when we catch the baseball. we have to keep work on our defense, do the little things and get where we want to go. >> i'm going to let you go. one final comment how. is that new baby doing? >> i'm doing great. i'm a blessed man. my family is finally back. i feel like i won the lottery. >> congratulations. terrific win. see you at the ballpark tomorrow. josh bard next to the nationals