mora is retired. we are looking at some of the candidates for the post-season awards here. how about the cy young award in the american league. c.c. sabatthia i think is going to be at the top of that. texas out of nowhere. i think they all get consideration. >> jim: felix is coming on. halladay, good numbers. low e.r.a. hernandez is even lower. sabatthia did win it two years ago. he won 19 games that year. >> gary: c.c. has certainly plaid a tremendous difference in that yankee team. >> jim: and pitching in that ballpark. >> gary: two down, the runner on at first. the shift is on again. this time the full shift. scott flied out to left his first time up. they move the third baseman, longoria, virtually to second base. and then they have three on the right side. they couldn't do that the first time up because there was a runner at second. so longoria played over to third which left the entire left side of the infield open. 1-0 count. the outfield straight away. and the pitch taken down low and the cou

mora will go on 3-2. to the minor leagues, and he kind of fell off the radar. >> rick: he did. think we starred to see other guys, nick markakis was making his mark at that time, too. and, you know, that's pretty tough character right there to go up against. i think he -- the orioles were looking for outfielders with a little more power. they needed to see that, and he wasn't one of those power guys. good solid contact hitter, and very impressive coming up out of a ball doing what he did. >> jim: it's high, ball 4, and he works the walk, and the orioles have two on with two down, as mora goes counsel to second base. moeller getting a start today. he has really been hitting the baseball. batting average up to .250. brings a three-game hitting streak into today's game, which is significant when you consider that he doesn't get frequent at bats, and yet he still is swinging the bat well. >> rick: well, that's the icing on the cake is for chad moeller to come up here and hit the ball solidly has he has the la

roberts, pie and reimold, markakis, mora and scott.wieters, aubrey and andino with matt wieters, a very big series hitting .500. >> jim: our scouting report on wade davis, another tall youngster, 6'5", a great debut against the tigers as he only gives up a run in seven innings and then against fenway park gave up seven of the quickest runs you have ever seen, but he does have above average stuff and he will pitch to both sides of the plate with his fastball. >> gary: 24 years old and this is his third major league start, second on this road trip. brian roberts will take the first pitch for a strike. picking up five hits in this series. 5-11. roberts with the 74 rbi's and closing in on the .290 batting average again. and that's going to miss inside. the count will go to 1-1. roberts the numbers continue to pile up for him as he leads the league with 52. a pitch taken away trying to get to that magic 60 doubles mark by the end of the season. he has a shot at it and he tends to hit them in bunches. it will be fouled back and the count at

. >> gary: melvin mora, a nice play by mora giving wigginton an opportunity getting it over there and pat buehrle is retired. >> jim: jason, you had a terrific year at double-a last year. can you share with them at home what the big difference is between pitching at double-a ball, even though you had a brief stay at triple-a this year, and coming to the big league ? >> i think the biggest thing for me, for me, the biggest thing was basketball able to locate my fastball. when i fist came up, i think i was pitching as much and it is hard to put guys away. you to make wetter pitches when you're we behind the count. everybody here is hit the fastball. it is just a matter of locating it. >> gary: lots of talk up here about off-season conditioning and getting ready for a new season and the things that need to be done. what do you look to do in the off season in that regard? >> i think the biggest thing for me is just obviously take my time off after the year. it will be the first time i have pitched september, so i'll probably pitch more in the mornings -- more than i have in the past. the

melvin mora. longoria cuts it off.ow and aybar again makes the stretch so a fine defensive inning for longoria. a on top of it all, il the orioles lead it by one. and that's something we need and want. introducing the virtual wallet from pnc, a high definition, online view of your money. pnc. leading the way.  >> glad to bring you up to speed with the at&t rapid rewind. the base hit and oh, my gosh. four runs including a three-run homer by buehrle in the first inning and another one in the third. the six hits through three innings and 5-0 and then he has settled back down. at&t, the nation's fastest 3 g. network. right now berken has a chance to be the leading pitcher in this ballgame. the orioles have come back to take the lead. b.j. upton, we go to the top of the seventh inning inside for a ball. upton has struck out. he has flied out. a couple of at-bats in the series. >> jim: of course that swing was right off the end of the bat, but it was home run swing. football fastball, middle of the plate. fiorentino ma

the pre-game ceremony with melvin mora and we're looking forward to visiting with number five.o want the finale of the four- game series with tampa bay as the orioles take on the rays. the birds are looking for 3-4. what do you have on mark hendrickson? >> he is definitely best suited for the pen. when he was in working as a starter, his record before he went to the bullpen, 1-4 with a 6.35 e.r.a. while he was in the pen, he seemed to turn everything around. the record changed at the same time. 4-0 with a 3.40'ear. much better suited for that role. if it is a game of inches tonight, well, we will win! mark henderson is 6'9", and his opposition tonight only 6'5", so we got them by four inches right there, jim! >> speak of his opposition, wade davis, the orioles have never seen wade davis. what can you tell ?us introduce us to the right-hander. >> he comes here to camden yards and he already has an advantage, the orioles' record starting to get pitchers that they have never faced again is 3-12. so he's got that going for him already. not too good about guys they don't know. one g

here is melvin mora. >> rick: pretty good, melvin mora has really started to swing the bat a whole lot he did the first half of the season. talking to him in the clubhouse, he feels like he is totally healthy at this point in the season, that early on he had some nagging injuries that really helped him to kind 0 mess up his swing a little bit. >> jim: and melvin takes a strike. 1-1. jo one thing is for sure. melvin mora is -- has been one of the. best hitters for the orioles with men in scoring position. that was something that really showed up the most over the second half of the first half, was that melvin stopped hitting with men in scoring position. he just like totally lost his swing for a while, the rig. and the timing. he was get jammed a lot. some balls off the end of the bat. he just didn't feel himself, but now seems to be getting it back and putting up some hits and numbers. he gets a couple of hits in the ball game, usually some big ones. now hit something home runs. 7 of them here at camden, driving in some more runs. >> jim: moscoso gets him to foul it back. 2-2 the count

mora goes first the third. that's perfect.his should be the third out of inning and the orioles are still alive. >> aubrey getting on base, that extends the inning. and it looks like that will do it for feldman. ron washington is coming out with a slow walk. he's not yet made the signal. maybe pondering the move with 2 down. >> buck: that deliberate walk tells me he's made up his mind. >> jim: and the signal goes out to the bullpen. so, feldman leaves, he goes 6 2/3 strong and the bullpen going to work for texas in the 7th. ÷x÷:l:lzúz0z  >> jim: a lovely night at orioles park. looking for utah street, that's scott feldman, walked 2, struck out 2. runners on base his spoon but un-- responsibility but unrunned scores if they score. >> feliz making his 12th appearance. one walk, 26 strike out. he has an exceptional command of the strike zone for a young pitcher. he's part of that mark teixeira trade with atlanta. teixeira was dealt from texas to atlanta. andrews and feliz 2 of the prospects and they are payin

melvin mora. good take-out of slide made by longoria. >> jim: melvin mora is going to have to take a step or two back to make sure he gets the hop. when he does that, the throw is over. zobrist, forget about the all- star game for the first time and all of that. brian roberts and longoria going in. i tell you what, a little hop, skip and out of the way of harm. brian roberts did it exactly. he gaffe it that soft front leg so he could actually get over that is a clean sign. obviously you're not going to be turning a double play on my watch. the thing about zobrist, he hits for home runs. he hits for average. you turn the double play and it was like a turbo charge on his throw to get nick markakis right there. some guys, that might be a gad double play ball. he runs well, too. he can steal bases. so a lot of times, you always said we talk about the orioles, one of their guys who is hurt now, carlos pena, they got him off of the junk heap for about $800,000. he ended up hitting 46 home runs, 39 this

around here in the ndst70 n iricte district montgomery county through southern mahland getting light to mora teinra now, out west still waiting for it but east some of e rain locally wiy thav with rainfall rates approaching d ancoming into annapolis half an inch to an inch an hour. ha southern maryland ncement from baden toward leonard and stwest of enedict all moving eastto west at 20 miles an hour so the morning commute is going to be effected greatly and with more on that a traffic update at 5:01 from angie. >> yeah, tgif everybody, we are kicking off this 5:00 hour and i am happy to report that everything looking pretty crystal clear. 95 and the bw parkway nice

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mora plays the hop and he will get rodriquez for the second out. texas has struck out 1066 times, and that's the most in the american league. you have that many free swingers, big cuts trying to hit the ball out. you benefit with the home run but the contrast is the strike out. >> buck: it's difficult to prolong innings. you can't bunch hits together. this is another guy that strikes out a lot of we saw that first time they were here. this is inside the chris davis. davis has struck out woven 24 times this year, and he's spent part of the year at triple-a. he was at one time leading the league in striking out. not any more. there's a strike, 1-2. all the other players in front of him with strike out have been with their teams the entire season. 2 out one on, one-0 texas. a slow chopper past the mound. roberts getting davis. chris tillman a solid 3 up, 3 down inning. 1-0 rangers. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online bankin

he had a way to see if it was going to be held by melvin mora and the corners are covered by melvin moramendous bat speed. the bat speed and strength to get it by mora. >> gary: tampa bay is threatening to get on the board once again in a ballgame and only one away. disco bust, runners in scoring position. disco bust overall a .279, 23 home runs, 73 rbi's. and tampa bay may have found their offense. last night they got eight and now they have two on here and one away. the o's will look for the double play. he takes the fastball and ball one. the runners on first and third. here is the 1-0 delivery. zobrist will take that one away. >> jim: of course the problem with ben jim bris is he has a pretty good idea of what he what wants to hit. when you fall behind, you have to three a strike. look at that number, .462 with a home run that tells me he's not swinging at too many pitches. >> jim: p. >> gary: the delivery on the way and that is a high strike called a two ball, one count strike on zobrist. >> jim: another big strike zone tonight. dale scott had the size of a national park last night.

he got him to hit that pitch and then he got some of the sliders to strike out melvin mora and then he little lucky on the line drive that kapler made a nice play on. luke scott is swinging the bat well. he had a quality at-bat but hit right at the right fielder. >> gary: michael aubrey, and he is working at first base in the ballgame. 27-year-old, shreveport, louisiana. one of the newer orioles. he made his debut last season in cincinnati. aubrey is looking for a spot to play for next year now. swung on and fouled back. he was with the indians, got in only 15 games at the major league level last season. the minor league, .295 hitter. 48 home runs in over 1,200 at- bats one ball, two-strike count. >> jim: not your pro toe typical first baseman. it doesn't mean you can't help. we talk about it. this is kind of an audition. even if you don't go on the 40- man roster, we're in the assuming they're not going to, free agents, a lot of opportunity to go somewhere else and prove that you can hit at the major league level. >> gary: two ball, two strike count. he fouls -- fouls it again. >> jim

melvin mora -- the bases were loaded. 31 home run after -- three run home run. this is still a run even if it is not a sexy run. the orioles lose. judging from the video, there were at least 17,000 fans on hand in tampa last night. >> will be back with more right after this. -- we will be back with more right after this. >> and final look at the weather. >> it is going to be cold. 67 for tomorrow. that is the high. in the 40's for overnight temperatures. another round of rain comes in. sunday 77 degrees. we do expect this during this season. >> are you sure that is your final answer? >> that is my final answer. >> thank you for joining us. if you missed any of this newscast or if you enjoyed it so much that you would like to watch again, it will broadcast again at midnight. the tonight show with conan o'brien is coming up next. good night. [ cheers and applause ]

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melvin mora getting on base again. goes his shirt, part of a big inning, as he's nearly deshirted. brian roberts with the bases loaded, he brings home two. the orioles absolutely rolling along, 5-0. it is more than enough for team ace jeremy guthrie at his best today. nelson cruz just staring at that . seven shutout innings. the orioles are in a series win, spanking the rangers 7-0. >> we don't have a lot of complete games. a lot of our guys don't go deep in games. they probably won't for the remainder of the season because we're trying to protect some people but it's encouraging to see he got three picks today. >> if you want, they're trying to avoid the sweep. evan longoria ties the game. 0-3 on the day, grand slam sinks tampa. detroit wins 5-3. a three-game sweep. rays seven back of boston in the wild card chase. life on the fringe in the nfl, full of ups and downs. the raven downs to 53 on saturday. today they bring back seven for the packties squad. neither of their late-round draft picks city with the -- stay wit

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mora? >> yeah, hey, following up on you louisa, talking about stimulus spending, china, for example, its stimulus package at the end last year, about 15% of china's 2008 gdp. if you want to talk about percentage, china has outspent everybody else in terms of its gdp. the markets here in asia ended mostly lower here with the exception of shanghai. we saw japan's kninikki losing e than 2%. as the dollar hits a seven-month low against the yen, we saw exporters leading the selling and the concern is that we're going to see a big hit on the bottom line of all of these exporters as the yen continues to strengthen. japan airline shares kicking off today, the company is in talk with american airlines and delta about the u.s. carriers investing in jal. over to the shanghai composite today where we saw that market bucking a regional trend.. a close at a one-month closing high. money that has, in fact, been earmarked for the ipo application, share application, but they couldn't get in on it flowed bac