jeff brantly. >> johnny: his son is doing it with him sometimes. >> rob: tom. >> johnny: ball get ace way from hernan -- ball gets away from hernandez. guzman to third and zimmerman down to second. >> rob: that will work. right here this is what you would call a squiber. you see hernandez come up. >> johnny: goes right through his legs. >> rob: right through the wickets. >> johnny: so, the nationals with runners at second and third waiting for adam dunn with only one out. and the reds up 1-0. >> rob: more good friend that do the television for the reds. george brand. george worked with my dad back in the 60s and 70s. worked with espn. >> johnny: adam dunn walked book in the 1st inning. he's got the count of one ball and one strike. owings with a check of the runners. misses just outside for ball two. >> rob: that is probably an unintentional intentional walk right here. they are not going to give him anything. you talk about the walks. 124 last year. 56 right now. >> johnny: 48. >> rob: he doesn't want to walk, but they don't give you anything to hit. you can't swing. that is kind of

. >> rob: jeff brantly was telling me the first at-bat owings had this year for the reds hit it off the left centerfield wall. he can swing it. going to try to catch up a little bit on the pitching side with his hitting. >> johnny: he likes to swing the bat. there's no question about that. the count is no balls and two strikes. lannan ahead of him with rosales down at 2nd base. no rbi on this error charged to zimmerman. and owings swings and fouls it back. count stays 0-2. cincinnati, when they get the advantage with the first run against their opponents are 22-4. >> rob: that is a good record right there. a lot of it probably has to do with their bullpen. >> johnny: mr. baker says i will drink to that. >> rob: he is a player's manager. he kind of got in trouble back in chicago for that. >> johnny: check swing but he went around. owings strikes out but cincinnati get as run. they lead 1-0 as we go to the bottom of the second in washington. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with co