robert redford, kirk gibson.brimley as the manager and tommy lasorda, the actual manager, they were so physically similar and when they each jumped up, they each got about this high off the ground and it matched perfectly. it was just -- >> here's a question. i know you love your stats. who is the greatest sportsman you have ever seen in any sport, for whatever reason? >> perhaps the greatest all around athlete would be jim brown, the great american football player who also could have been the greatest lacrosse player who ever lived, undoubtedly could have played basketball in the nba. he would be way up there. >> what about tiger? the reason i mention him, he's on a hot streak again now. if he continues that, he could smash all records into oblivion. but also, what he represents. tiger woods coming when he did, the importance of that. he's doing for sport in america what barack obama did for politics. >> well, but the barriers had been broken in sports in other sports, and in fact, lee elder and charlie sippert

kirk hinrich says his calf has improved, and he's out of a walking boot, but he's still doubtful tonight. luol deng and taj gibsonot practice yesterday due to flu- like symptoms, but are still expected to play. derrick rose will not make his return, and the team is o-k with that. the sox trying to snap a three- game skid against the rangers. it's tied at two in the seventh when connor gillaspie hits his third homerun. alejandro de aza also homered. still up in the ninth, when a-j pierzynski gets his first at- bat against the sox and addison reed hits him in the arm. the tying run is at the plate a few batters later, but reed gets the strikeout for his ninth save. sox win 5-2. the sox trying to snap a three- game skid against the rangers. game three of four between the cubs and padres at wrigley. cubs up a run in the second, and pitcher scott feldman hits an r- b-i double to the right field corner. feldman was even better on the mound, striking out a career- high 12 batters, including six in a row at one point. he also pitched the first complete game in his nine- year career. cubs win 6-2 and go for a series win t

taj gibson and nate robinson are also sick, the bulls can't catch a break as they try to close out the nets in game six at the uc. no kirkht on that bad leg. but joakim noah's feeling frisky again-- lobbing for marco belinelli, 25-23 in the first, the last lead the bulls would have for a long time. close game late second, deron williams from downtown and fouled by nate, 60-54 at halftime... way too many points, but the bulls hang in there, noah and jimmy butler workin' the two-man game, it was 75-71 nets at the end of three. in the fourth quarter, some new life with nate robinson, that's just sick, 83- 79 nets. but the nets would not let go of that lead, andre blache threw it off the top of the backboard and in. bulls had the ball in the end with a chance to tie. it did not hand out and they lose the game at home 96-92 and it is on to brooklyn for game 7. not enough warm bodies to get the job done, i am afraid. >> my next step is inside the bulls' locker. the guys who came and did a nice job. a good job by them. also brooklyn kept them in the game. they missed 11 free throws that is how the bulls stayed alive but it was