and he saw mickey mantle. long time ago. he saw mickey mantle.e to baseball, and he wanted to go up to mickey. but he's a guy's guy. so he wasn't going to bother him, right, like that. and he told the story, you know, to me and then to his friend. and his friend goes, man, you should have, what are you talking about, you should have went up to him. he goes, he was on a talk show last night in new york. i don't know if it was david -- >> jimmy: mickey mantle was on letterman, yeah. >> they started talking to him about -- might have been another one but they started talking to him about this movie that was really funny. he goes, have you seen it? he goes, yeah. he goes, it was funny. but it was funny, mickey. he goes, no. you had to know mickey. pretty soon the host realized mickey didn't think the movie was funny. he came to his senses. he really listened. he goes, what was it? he said, that movie's sad. that movie's really sad. really? yeah. he goes, that guy could really hit. and there's so many players that never made it to the big leagues beca

in 1996 he spent $121,000 for a mickey mantle card and then started amassing one of the largest personalbilia in america, all for the love of the game. >> i don't care if you're the banker of the town, the sheriff, you're a certain ethnic or race, you all went to the game, you all sat pretty much together and you all rooted for the home team. it brought people together. >> reporter: some pieces are now on exhibit at history colorado center in denver, like the hand print babe ruth made for a palm reader. >> so when you, the fan, walk into the exhibit, you can shake hands with babe ruth. >> reporter: and joe dimaggio, a slugger also known for his 274-day tumultuous marriage to marilyn monroe, here a receipt for roses sent to her long after their divorce. >> there's a story that he would send roses to her grave. >> every day. >> every day when he was alive. why do you think he did that? >> because he never stopped loving her. >> reporter: when we visited the exhibit with marshall, he drew a crowd. >> when you go to a game today, is it still as much fun as it was in the old days? >> i believ

. >> they said my dream was to become centerfield following mickey mantle.can have that but he is doing good tonight. donnelly second hit of the night. he was also hit by a pitch. the democrats are scored more ron every inning since the second inning. two in the second, three in the third, five in the fourth. >> with three republican pictures gomez at third, jeffries will that. donnelly comes off. tyler wants to know if there has ever been an injection. >> not yet. i would love to have seen the games in the 20s. i wonder if there is one back then their competitive now. we haven't seen any of the pass for five years. you have to be really getting after to be ejected from this game. >> whatever contentiousness there might be political it does not spillover. >> jeffries is in his third term. he spends his time on the budget and judiciary committees. he is wearing number eight. earlier we had a question if anyone from new york was playing. he is from a borough of brooklyn. the democrats abetted around for a second straight inning. will joe barton make a change t