and ned yost knowing his personnel. the swing of zobrist is designed to get on top of the ball. and to pull it. colon is trying to do everything he can. not to use that hole on the right side. lift on the top of the bag is third. and now colon is in a chance. first and third. nobody out. they're going to walk cain. the first guy on the spot will be hosmer. the third intentional pass handed out by colon. he pitches in his third inning. what a night for hosmer, huh. has the the big air. then has a chance to be the big hero. infield will come in. yeah, the only question will be, will you go to a -- another infielder. and go with two outferdz ielders. you have to bring the outfield in. you can throw the runner out. maybe bring another infielder in. bases loaded. nobody out. ball one. down left side. frying no world series game ended on a bases loaded walk. if we had in the 12th. with a bases loaded, two out. dyson, you expect strike out of colon. here comes a 1-1. strike two. >> tom: colon. looking to strike out hosmer here. >> harold: you know dyson runs well. tough to double up. s

your heart wants him to finish if you are ned yost. but you watch him closely. >> joe: cespedes is hitless tonight. 0-3. he is 2-0. three walks to night for cueto. he is 2-0. broken bat. fly ball. right field. how about cueto. 2-0. cueto now 2-1 this season. the pitcher, general manager of the royals. to get at the deadline. here in game two of the world series. he is up and down. he struggled on. he has been good. tonight. we have the great play tonight. he was fantastic from the beginning. thought he did a great job of locating. kept the ball down. and he kept the pitch count going. that was the game for me. he was masterful. never gave in. kansas city taking two games started by matt harvey, jacob degrom. two young guns with the mets. were able to get just four strikeouts combined. >> joe: such a strength for kansas city. able to put the bat on the ball. baseball. with that we send it to ken rosenthal. >> ken: johnny cueto brilliant. two hitter. when did you know it was going to be the good johnny? >> he has been good at home. he wa

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your heart wants him to finish if you are ned yost. but you watch him closely. >> joe: cespedes is hitless tonight. 0-3. three walks to night for keddo. he is 2-0. three walks to night for cueto. he is 2-0. broken bat. fly ball. right field. how about cueto. 2-0. cueto now 2-1 this season. degrom, 3-1. 2:54 minute game. the pitcher, general manager of the royals. to get at the deadline. throws a two hitter. here in game two of the world series. he is up and down. well-documented. he struggled on. he has been good. who are you going to got tonight. we have the great play tonight. he was fantastic from the beginning. thought he did a great job of locating. kept the ball down. and he kept the pitch count going. that was the game for me. he was masterful. never gave in. kansas city taking two games started by matt harvey, jacob degrom. two young guns with the mets. were able to get just four strikeouts combined. >> joe: such a strength for kansas city. able to put the bat on the ball. and escobar wanted that baseball. with that we send it

you can say that about ned yost as well. >> joe: terry collins first got a shot to manage in the big leagues. 94-96 in houston. and went to 97-99. his good friend, jim leeland is here. he was part of the staff. that's why if he ever took jacket off, you would see he is wearing number 10 in jim leeland's honor. >> harold: when you wait as long as terry has, and you have all you don't forget where you came from. your players sense that as well. you talk about don't panic about the lineup. you don't panic about who you are either. >> joe: terry is the oldest manager in major league baseball. tom coughlin is the oldest head coach in the nfl. the two have a mutual admiration society going. they've been texting. >> harold: those old guys can text? >> joe: they're 69 and 66. and they've been calling each other, rooting each other on. the giants are in first in the nfc east. the mets are in the world series. a good at-bat by moustakas. >> harold: they start doing a little instagram and twitter, we'll be in trouble. jump on bored, joe. >> joe: he's like tom, you know? he may be the oldest doi

ned yost has to keep an eye on game two. if davis pitches another inning. probably take him out of play for game two. >> joe: ryan madison. allowed four in 5 and 1/3. eighth inning. one out. leading 3-1. jose bautista took him deep. here is a bunt. off the bench. lagares. on to start the 11th with a base bunt hit. >> tom: the perfect pitch. >> harold: dropped it down. this isn't a perfect bunt. deadened it enough you. want to try to bunt this ball to the line or possibly foul. but you see how far back he is confidence you. square round. nice job of getting the bat head out where he wants it. set your angle. watch how the ball just bounces off the bat. it just dies. beautiful. now it is flores. royals expect a bunt out of wilmer. you talk about confidence. the guy on the mound right now. high on confidence the way his season has gone so far. bitten by the home run ball. mets have had trouble. position players getting bunts down this year. and here is a good example why. just really in poor position to get that bunt down. this has been a problem mets. the key

you can say that about ned yost as well. >> joe: terry collins first got a shot to manage in the big leagues. 94-96 in houston. and went to 97-99. his good friend, jim leeland is here. he was part of the staff. that's why if he ever took jacket off, you would see he is wearing number 10 in jim leeland's honor. >> harold: when you wait as long the experience that's terry has, you don't forget where you came from. your players sense that as well. you talk about don't panic about the lineup. you don't panic about who you are either. >> joe: terry is the oldest manager in major league baseball. tom coughlin is the oldest head coach in the nfl. the two have a mutual admiration society going. they've been texting. text? >> joe: they're 69 and 66. and they've been calling each other, rooting each other on. the giants are in first in the nfc east. the mets are in the world series. a good at-bat by moustakas. >> harold: they start doing a we'll be in trouble. jump on bored, joe. >> joe: he's like tom, you know? he may be the oldest doing it in major league baseball. but he is full of energy.

and ned yost knowing his personnel. the swing of zobrist is designed to get on top of the ball.ll it. colon is trying to do everything he can. not to use that hole on the right side. lift on the top of the bag is third. and now colon is in a chance. first and third. nobody out. they're going to walk cain. load them up. the first guy on the spot will be hosmer. the third intentional pass handed out by colon. he pitches in his third inning. what a night for hosmer, huh. has the the big air. then has a chance to be the big hero. infield will come in. yeah, the only question will be, will you go to a -- another infielder. and go with two outferielders. you have to bring the outfield in. you get to a depth. you can throw the runner out. maybe bring another infielder in. bases loaded. nobody out. ball one. down left side. fryi trying to get out of play. no world series game ended on a bases loaded walk. if we had in the 12th. with a bases loaded, two out. dyson, you expect strike out of colon. here comes a 1-1. strike two. >> tom: colon. looking to strike out hosmer here. >> harold: y

but manager ned yost says it's all worth it when you win a classic like that... to find out a way to grind that game out against a great team over there... both teams were matching sitch for pitch... we had opportunities.. . they'd make pitches and get out of innings... to grind through that game and win it in the 14th inning was big... game two of thf world series is tonight atat7:07... after that it's the fox 28 news at nine... and then... the o-t... it's the first round of the high school football playoffs so tune in for all the we will be right back to take one last look at your forecast

i don't know if it's going to be an issue," said kc manager ned yost. "but we're going to pitch inside aggressively. you have to. that's a power-laden club over there." first pitch is at 7-07. game one between the cubs and monday morning on news 4 today.. manynyf us use our smsmtphones to get our news. but nonotech giants are changing the way we see the day's events. and from parts of a video game to a prosthetic hand, some college students create an inexpensive limb. tune in at 5:00! starts at 7 followed by the premiere of truth be told at 7:30 and dateline nbc at 8. it's finally friday which means it's our favorite time of the week....pick of the litter! this week the siouxland humane society brings us clyde. he's a 6-year-old neutered male. and, as you can see from this video, he loves to play fetch. clyde is housetrained and good with older kids. he's been at the shelter since july and is looking for a loving family to take him home! if you want to adopt clyde or any other animal, stotoby the siouxland humane society or call the number on your scree

there, you see what you see," said royals manager ned yost. "they've been focused and determined throughout the whole world series." first pitch is at 7-07. seats behind home plate are many fitness trackers can monitor your sleep... if you can remember to wear it to bed. we'll show you some new ways that you can track your sleep. and if you're looking for a new kind of workout... paddleboarding might be the let's check in with ktiv's tiffany lane who's live in orange city at northwestern college for the six-county gop event. tiffany? sheila, i'll be talking to voters after the event. their reaction coming up on news 4 at ten. it's finally friday which means it's our favorite time of the week....pick of the litter! this week the siouxland humane society brings us two friends that came in together. we have pinky the chihuahua. he's a handsome little fella that loves to cuddle and be a lap warmer. and, here's domino a fun loving little kitten looking for a new home and family to take care of him. if you want to adopt pinky or domino or any other

you can say that about ned yost as well. >> joe: terry collins first got a shot to manage in the bigs. 94-96 in houston. and went to 97-99. his good friend, jim leeland is here. he was part of the staff. that's why if he ever took jacket off, you would see he is wearing number 10 in jim leeland's honor. >> harold: when you wait as long as terry has, and you have all the experience that's terry has, you don't forget where you came from. your players sense that as well. you talk about don't panic about the lineup. you don't panic about who you are either. >> joe: terry is the oldest manager in major league baseball. tom coughlin is the oldest head coach in tnfl. the two have a mutual admiration society going. they've been texting. >> harold: those old guys can text? >> joe: they're 69 and 66. and they've been calling each other, rooting each other on. the giants are in first in the nfc east. the mets are in the world series. a good at-bat by moustakas. >> harold: they start doing a little instagram and twitter, we'll be in trouble. jump on bored, joe. >> joe: he's like tom, you know? h

talking with ned yost. he doesn't like cain to bunt. >> joe: big numbers. 6 for 11. runners in scoring position in the postseason. setup, 0-2. one away. in a big strikeout for clippard. throws this one by on the 0-2 fastball up. cain in protect mode. took advantage of the aggressiveness and anxiety of the two-strike count. here is hosmer. he is walked. grounded out. going to sac fly. tying run at second. one out. sac fly. moves him past. and the most rbis in franchise history. with more opportunities these days. strike one. >> tom: terry collins showing confidence the way clippard. in the bullpen, warmed. with a nasty splitter to neutralize hitters. for clippard, the neutralizer is the change-up. that's why he is on. he is tough against left handers. the 0-1 pitch. 80 mile an hour change-up. the count now 0-2. a boughty. tyler clippard will throw the glove. elbow. arm. long arm swing. then you keep looking for the baseball. it's still not there.lxzu and the change-up yesterday. he said he started throwing that when he was age 12. and just continues to perfect it thro

the whole world is watching," said royals manager ned yost. "i don't see having a huge experience advantage over those guys, because it's the world series, anything can happen." "certainly i think they have a little bit more of an advantage that they've been through this before," said mets manager terry collins. "they've been through all the hoopla and jumping through all the hoops before the g ge starts. they're a little more used to it thahawe are." edinson volquez will pitch for kc, while noah syndergaard throws for new york. first pitch is at 7-07. the northern iowa men's basketball t%am is picked to finish third in the missouri valley preseason poll. the panthers return nine letterwinners and two starters from last years team that set a school record with 31 wins. wichita state got 42 of the 43 first place votes. a unique program is helping first responders deal with kids who have autism and other disabilities. and the new chip on your credit and debit cards is supposed to help prevent fraud. but now some con men are using the chip card c

-- the blue jays take game 5 -- 7 to 1 -- the final -- the series returns to kauffman friday and ned yost is alright with that. "after winning the first two games in reality your goal is to come to toronto, you know, kind of a foriegn environment and a hostile environment and at least win one, then you get to go home and win one there and the series is over. now we are going back to a place where we are completely comfortable, that's why homefield advantage was so important to us. we really wanted to play four games in our park." and it's looking like next year will be the year for the cubbies --- they trail the mets 8 to 3 in the 8th stay with c-b-s two -jeff has one last look at your forecast if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. thanks for watching your cbs 2 news at ten.we'll see you back here tomorrow. tomorrow

your heart wants him to finish if you are ned yost. but you watch him closely. >> joe: cespedes is hitless tonight. three walks to night for keddo. he is 2-0. three walks to night for cueto. he is 2-0. broken bat. fly ball. right field. how about cueto. 2-0. cueto now 2-1 this season. degrom, 3-1. 2:54 minute game. the royals. to get at the deadline. throws a two hitter. here in game two of the world series. well-documented. he struggled on. he has been good. who are you going to got tonight. we have the great play tonight. he was fantastic from the beginning. locating. kept the ball down. and he kept the pitch count going. that was the game for me. he was masterful. never gave in. kansas city taking two games started by matt harvey, jacob degrom. two young guns with the mets. were able to get just four strikeouts combined. >> joe: such a strength for kansas city. and escobar wanted that baseball. rosenthal. >> ken: johnny cueto brilliant. two hitter. when did you know it was going to be the good johnny? >> he has been good at home. he

. >> harold: i think ned yost did a good job carving up these innings with the bull pen. nobody really got extended with high pitch counts. >> joe: two outs. here's that moment for billy piano man piano man >> joe: 1-2 the count on daniel murphy. >> harold: well, good luck getting a ticket to a billy joel concertfully way. you're better off coming to the met game. that guy sells out a stadium like nobody's business. >> joe: he is an american treasure, billy joel. and a new yorker through and through. >> tom: and the line that resonates, the manager gives me a smile. think about terry collins, the young starting pitcher syndergaard. not yet. the smile after the game. >> harold: once they got that lead, they poured it on. a beautiful game. >> joe: and here's the lyric that would resonate, the microphone smells like a beer. this industry has changed. there's the 3-2 pitch! two out, nobody on. wow, straight back. [ laughter ] >> tom: isn't that the truth? >> harold: was that a three ball or a two ball? >> tom: he will never give up an at-bat or a single pitch. >> joe: and he

for manager ned yost-- he has a team that doesn't give up-- case in point the 5 run top of the 8th in houston. eric hosmer went 2 for 5 in that game monday afternoon-- but drove in 3 runs-- including the insurance in the top of the ninth with a 2 run shot. "the thing about this clubs is that they don't quit you know they don't and after giving up three runs there in the bottom of the seventh they came in on fire again you know like they do. you know good at bats let's start it moving. that's the thing about this team is that we always feel that we're still in games. we still have a chance you look at the beginning of that inning there rios starts it off then we another hit you know we hit one out of the park or we get a double there we're right back in it so that's mentality for this whole entire team it's never quit" the first pitch is set for 7:07 tonight from kansas city catch the game on fs1. kansas city will have johnny cueto on the bump. his first outing this post season he had an e-r-a of 6. jon: to say northern iowa's schedule has been hard-- would be an understatement. it's a

and manager ned yost says... the atmosphere's a little different for this year fall classic... they've e t a lot ofof confidence... they've got a lot of determination... they've had determination from day one of spring training... i think this time last year we were really excid to be here... and i don't think we pected to be here... but we were excited... this year we expected to be here... they've accomplished everything that they've set their minds to up to this point... and we've got one big series left... in auto racing news... nascar and the iowa spspdway announced their dates for the 20-16 season today... on june 18th and 19th they'll host the xfinity pseries and the camping world truck series... and then the xfinity series will r rurn nine.have a great so, what do you think? it's for you, right? it's for both of us. don't go away. don't worry. there's not enough blood left in my legs to go anywhere. ( phone ringing ) charlie ( on machine ): hey, it's charlie. do your thing when you hear the beep. ( beep ) woman: listen, you lousy sob. i will not be treated like this. ei

-- the blue jays take game 5 -- 7 to 1 -- the final -- the series returns to kauffman friday and ned yost is alright with that. that."after winning the first two games in reality your goal is to come to toronto, you know, kind of a foriegn environment and a hostile environment and at least win one, then you get to go home and win one there and the going back to a place where we are completely comfortable, that's why the cbs two community calendar thanks. fraternities seem to have gotten a lot of bad publicity lately, so when i just had to tell you about a fraternity who did something amazing! amazing!delta sigma phi fraternity in kentucky went viral for their single take lib dub of shake it off.taylor swift saw it and liked it so much she promised the guys concert when it came through town. she also told them she'd give enough tickets that all of them could bring dates!instead of inviting dates -- the guys contacted big brothers big sisters and gave them the 37 extra tickets!so 37 frat brothers each brought a little brother or sister with them. the guys said they realized it was a gift an

-- the blue jays take game 5 -- 7 to 1 -- the final -- the series returns to kauffman friday and ned yost is alright with that. "after winning the first two games in reality your goal is to me to toronto, you know, kind of a foriegn enenronment and a hostile environment and at least win one, then you get to go home and win one there and the series is over. now we are going back to a place where we are completely comforble, that's why homefield advantage was so important to us. we really y wanted to play four games in our park." it's a must win game for the cubs if they want to keep their season alive -- but it looks like next year will be the year for the cubbies -- they're down 7 to 1 in the 8th. with basketball season just around the corner -- the next spot on the media day train -- is cedar falls -- for u-n-i women -- last season tayna warren's group finished 4th in the valley -- winning 17 games gamesthis season they've got their leading scorer back in madison weekley along with jen kietel -- who's recovered from her a-c-l injury and 6 talented freshman -- which has got the panthers e

to take it 6-to-3 -- and a commanding 2-nothing series lead -- but that lead was not on the nd of ned yost before tonight'game... "i don't manage it any differently. my whole intent and focus is to win this game. and i don't even think about being up 2-oh. the only thing that counts is today. we just nage it exact same way we do every day." day.""i mean it's not an elimination game but you dont win it, your back's really against the wall. so, it's very important for us to win so we'll proach it like that." and as mentioned this game currently on-going... johnny cueto chased in the third inning... gave up seven runs just hold on cubs fans... the cubsre going home. down 2- nothing g the mets, wrigley field the sight of tomrorow's n-l-c-s game three.. the team back in chicago today gearing up for jacob de grom and the mets.. worth noting de grom 0-andm2 with an e-r-a over six against the cubbies this year... but that's not what joe maddon and ththcubs are thinking about... ""listen, they beat us, but it's not nearly over with, and we are really good, asur hashtag, #wearegood. i have a lot of

royals skipper ned yost, said he's waiting until monday to announce his rotation. that that he was, "being a little bit of a punk." yost doesn't feel like tipping his hand earlier than he has to. yost and the royals have beein -- have been calling the right shots all season. fresh off their alcs win over toronto this weekemd, kc is riding high. back in the world series for the second straight year and not satisfied until they win 4 more ballgames. >> the ultimate goal is to win a world championship. obviously, we had to go through this first. we gave it our all as a team. we picked each other out, got timely hitting, timely pitching. >> a pretty special year. scott: game one on tuesday at 7:00 from kaufman. last season was kc's first trip to the series since 1985. for one royals fan, getting to go with his son was a dream come true. extra, we find out not all memories last. >> the experience here at kauffman stadium during last year's world series game two was undoubtedly unforgettable until something unexpected happened. let's i wish i remembered it. >> mike in hi

manager ned yost says they're out to avenge last year's world series loss to the san francisco giants, and they say they are ready to take on the new york mets this time around. >> if they wanted to win home field advantage, they did it. they wanted to get back to the world series and they did. he had a large contingent of royals in the all-star game. they have accomplished everything they have set their mind to at this point. we have one big series left. elizabeth: so tonight's the big night. game one of the world series between the kansas city royals and the new york mets. first pitch is at 7:00 p.m. on fox. eric: a huge mid-season announcement from iowa state head coach paul rhoads monday. offensive coordinator mark mangino is no longer a part of the cyclone football program. rhoads did not reveal if mangino quit or if he was fired. but he did say the two hadn't been on the same page for several weeks and change is needed for the 2 and 5 cyclones. paul rhoads: mark and i couldn't get on the same page on a few important items. we tried to talk that out this morning, in an effort to

royals manager ned yost doesn't decent to hit tonight. >> because they do hit it a long way. you have to have that mindset that, i am not giving in. if i do not make my pitch, i am going to try to eliminate as much damage as i can. eric: tonight's game starts at 7:00 on fox sports one. that'll be in front of the royals home crowd in kansas city. elizabeth: switching to football, the iowa state cyclones face some tough competition tomorrow. last time they played at baylor, it was the worst loss in school history, 71 to 7. and this year's baylor team could be even better than that. the second-ranked bears average 63 points per game right now the best in college football. still, coach paul rhoads and his team say they're ready to fight for a win. the kick-off at baylor is at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. you can watch it on espn. meanwhile iowa is off this week. face maryland at home next saturday, october 31 at 2:30. tickets are still available for that game, and it will be broadcast on abc. eric: and tonight, football friday night is back for the final week of regular season play. our

ned yost: i was really proud of our offense tonight the way they swung the bats all night long. you know, 8 runs should be enough to win a ball game but you know tonight it wasn't. eric: the series stays in toronto for game four this afternoon. first pitch is at 3:07 p.m. on fox sports one. elizabeth: the cubs will take the field in chicago today for game three of the nlcs against the mets. the cubs took a couple tough losses this weekend in new york, and are now down 2-0 in the series. it'll be a fight from now on for the cubs to advance to the world series, but tonight's starting pitcher kyle hendricks say he's excited to see his team in front of a home crowd. kyle hendricks: it's awesome, man, i'm excited. this is where we want to be. we've got to get this win. we're back at home, and we've got the fans here. hopefully we can get us back on track and score a few runs. joe maddon: listen, they beat us, but it's not nearly over with, and we are really good, as our hashtag, #wearegood. i have a lot of faith in our guys. elizabeth: a big game three for the cubs tonight in chicago

ned yost: we feel good. we like the way we're playing right now. our offense has been really really good. alex rios: we did a good job as a team collectively. defensively we played well. offensively we played even better so. elizabeth: one more win today will put the royals in the world series. first pitch of game five is in toronto at 3:00 p.m. you can watch that on fox sports one. elizabeth: next day delivery. shaina: doesn't that sound great? well it's coming true in the des moines area. we'll tell you the sites you can shop online and get the goods the very next day, and how much it will cost you, ahead. elizabeth: plus, toy shortage. what favorite toy may not be under your tree this christmas. also. alyx: as the saying goes, one man's trash is another man's treasure. we are in an antique store covered from floor to ceiling in treasure. shaina: nothing to report on the roads that was low you down. if you are ready to go out and beat the rush, you should be i will show you where mobile speed units are. 2000 hartford avenue. in front of plymouth

manager ned yost says they're series loss to the san francisco giants. they say they are ready to take on the new york mets this time around. >> they wanted to win home field advantage. they did that. they wanted to get back to the world series, they done that. we want and we had a large contingent of royals and the all-star game. they want to get home field advantage and they have done that. they have accomplished everything they are set their minds to and we've got one big series left. elizabeth: so tonight's the big night. game one of the world series between the kansas city royals and the new york mets. first pitch is at 7:00 p.m. on fox. eric: a huge midseason announcement from paul rhoads on monday. offense coordinator mark mangino is no longer a part of the cyclones program. he did say he to have not been >> mark and i cannot get on the same page on a few important items. we try to talk again this morning in an effort to get us moving. in the end, mark was not interested in that. i wish that wasn't the case. i respect and understand his conviction

ned yost who secured the home field advantage knows now just how big that win was. >> everything we didlt around winning that game so that an american league team could have home field advantage. i felt like, you know, it was big for us last year with our fan base, and i felt like it would be huge again this year. >> we have our fan base behind us now and that brings out a lot of energy in our guys and there's a lot of confidence in the clubhouse. we're down, but not out and we fought back so many times this year that this is just another challenge that we have to meet and so far we've met them all. >> and game tonight in new york. >> they have ten days to get ready for it. >> every reason to be scared. >> bring him near those steps. >> how many times have you run those stairs? >> never. never. i was so scared by seeing that i was so scared by seeing that mov you may think all people who run for office are pretty much the same... but not jill mccabe. she's a doctor... who's a pediatric emergency room physician at inova loudoun hospital. she's a mom... who knows the value of a quality ed

ned yost, the royals' manager said the pitcher learned afterward. terrible news there for him. >> also in the game, we had a delay for about seven minutes with one out in the bottom of the 4th. >> fox sports reportedly lost power to its trucks so when play resumed, the broadcast switched to the international feed. >>> redistricting in the commonwealth is going to appeal to the supreme court. >> there could be a decision today about the future of a school resource officer who slammed that teenage girl on her head in the middle of a classroom. >> it is light rain out here and a little breezy. the winds will pick up. the heaviest rain is yet to come. it's taking over on the beltway and parts whatever life throws your way, you've got it in the bag. you've got t.j. maxx! keep your standards high, and your spending low. maxx life! >>> welcome back. i'm meteorologist allyson rae. just about 11 minutes after 6:00. it's a wet start for almost everybody now. let's go throughout the rest of the day of the first alert doppler is looking at the rain. pretty ligh

take a listen to the manager ned yost explaining the situation. >> we nound out before the game. the wishes of the family was, you know, let eddie pitch. i was kind of keeping -- i didn't want him to hear about it. and i was keeping my eye on him. and he was fine. he didn't know. and i guess after the game is when he found out. he's gone home. yeah he left before the game ended. >> and carol, he had to tell one player before the game. he told a different player on the pitching staff in case he heard something and couldn't continue. so one of his teammates had to keep the secret from him standing next to him while he pitched. sadly, our thoughts are with his family right now. >> i'm just trying to think in my own mind, would i have wanted to know? there are so many people having that conversation this morning. >> well it is good the royals won. there were a lot of other moments in the game though. power outages and they kept cutting back to these three anchor whose didn't know what was going on. >> and fox of course pays hundreds of millions of dollars for this broadcast. and they