we'll see if fredi gonzalez counters with leo nunez, but now barring a double play you could bring nunez in, he would end up facing adam dunn and i'm not sure fredi gonzalez likes that idea. >> rob: i don't know, but that was the 30th hit this year off lefties in 84 at-bats for nick johnson. of those 30 hits, 11 are extra- base hits. he's hitting .357 against left- handed pitching. >> bob: here's zimmerman, 1 for 3 with a home run. in the dirt, and a good slide by ronny paulino. nats are not going down without a fight. that was their first base hit since josh willingham singled off bonifacio's glove back in the fourth inning. a span of 14 consecutive hitters. but in this game, some bad times can disappear in a split second with a big swing. that's not going anywhere, to right center. brett carroll for the second out. it will be lefty-lefty now with meyer and adam dunn. probably a thousand people in the ballpark, the marlins are last in baseball in attendance. they don't turn out here to see one of the more entertaining teams at times. there is in the national league. >> rob: they are a v

miller who is the pitcher of record on the winning side. >> buck: nunez has done a great job.assigned -- signed originally by the pirates. he has been a good addition to this bullpen, which is anchored by matt lindstrom, the big hard throwing right-hander. >> jim: wieters and pie here for the orioles who now trail by five. wieters has ground out and struck out. the orioles after winning three in a row? philadelphia to begin this road trip now trail by five in the eighth inning and the opener here in florida. >> buck: it is really pretty academic. you get one hit and the ances are you're going to. >> ji cieters a high fly ball toleft field. back on it is coghlan and that ball is gone! matt going the op ere is his second big league home run and the orioles are trying to chip back here in the eighth. each of his home runs batting from the left and each f his home runs hit the opposite way. >> buck: you can see why people are excited about the potential of matt wieters. this is easy wer. that ball is up probably boarder line high, but he drills it deep into the seats, high above

. >> rob: no, leo nunez was a rook any 07. >> bob: yeah, he wasn't one of them. maybe ross gload.with the whosm at that time -- the white sox at that time. hermida only played 23 games in 05, so he was a rookie. but he was hurt a lot. he's probably not one of them. >> rob: what about willingham? >> bob: nick johnson, high fly ball, left field. this ball slicing toward the corner, and over there to grab it, chris coghlan. boy, they've got some interesting plays in that part of this ballpark. josh willingham played 12 games in 04, 16 in 05, so he was one of those guys in 06. so 12 of the last 13 nats batters retired by ricky nolasco. here's zimmerman who took him way deep leading off the second. ryan takes his first pitch of the night. he'd only seen two pitches. homered on one, popped up on the other. >> rob: he gets a hard slider there. nolasco pulling another trick out of his magician's hat. he's got a lot of pitches, this kid. >> bob: usually that would indicate fastball, but he tried to go front door with another hook. >> rob: he dropped down, threw like a sidearm slider. >> bo

. >> buck: hitting left-handed against leo nunez.the fastball up out of the plate and drills intoit the seats. his second home run of his young career. >> jim: hard hit ball, base hit into right field. melvin mora heading around third and he will score and scott goes to third and wieters keeps it going with an rbi single. tree straight hits after two men down and a two rbi night for wieters! >> buck: he caught up with that low fastball. melvin mora kept it alive with a base hit. he scores the fourth run of the game. look at the location f that pitch down around the knees, and he drills it in to right field. >> jim: so melvin mora got it started. he scores. it is now 6-4. the tying run is on. the go-ahead run is at the plate and look who is pinch running. >> buck: jeremy guthrie will pinch run at first base. he obviously is in great shape and obviously does a lot of running, so he's going to take over. the pitching coach is out to try to help matt lindstrom try to regroup here. he looked over at first base and said i don't think he is

plan that we have and actually the plan that has been put on the table by representatives ryan and nunez is budget neutral. it doesn't cost any more money over the period of time. that's because if we as a society reform our health system in a positive way, in a way that provides the appropriated sentence in the system and allows for the appropriate competition and the appropriate decision-making authority for patients and their families then you save extraordinary amounts of money so there is again -- this sense that you have to have another trillion spent by the government is simply not true. >>just continuing on that point. what happened -- i guess, first, can you talk a lit about the way the tarp language was initially written, it would allow you to say that it's terminated after five years or would, you know, would banks say no, we didn't originally agree to this when we accepted the tarp money and also what is the way to finance it once the $700 billion tarp money runs out after 10 years or however long? >> supposely can't reissue the money but they basically changed the law sense

leo nunez probably not available tonight. he's got a sprained ankle. theeft they'd just assume give him another night of rest. then, they have a couple guys who haven't pitched much. tim wood hasn't pitched in the major leagues yet. >> jim: yeah, he can't wait to get in a game. he keeps warming up and never gets in. here is reimold batting with two on, none out. orioles a chance to get back in this game here in the sixth. nolan, 1-it on the -- 1-2 on the night with a single. curve ball outside. 1-0. firestone league leaders. let's take a look at the rookies and the rbi leaders. there's nolan reimold 17 leading chris getz of the white sox among the rookies. brett gasher of the yankees ahead of reimold in batting average. nolan still leads in home runs and rbi's. >> buck: yeah, he's done a nice job coming up here and displaying some early power. it's something we have talked about often how younger players like reimold have a tens tendency to develop a little better power swing as they get more comfortable. a little more knowledge of theleague. a little

the orioles got two in the eighth, both charged to leo nunez and two here in the ninth.ne hit in the first seven innings and one hit. and a base hit up the middle! salazar tied the game! what a comeback for the orioles! salazar off the bench, 2-2, and a three-run ninth inning, what a comeback for the birds! >> buck: three runs with two outs. two outs and nobody on when they started this rally, and oscar salazar, we have talked about him getting big hits. he is just a hitter. he gets hits no matter who is pitching, no matter what side they're throwing from, he delivers again right back up the middle, and jeremy guthrie, the pinch runner, scores the tying run. what a comeback. three in the ninth. >> jim: a brand-new game. tw on and two out and here is roberts. a chance to get the orioles the lead. a ground ball to choice. fielded there by cantu. he'll go to the bag and the inning ends. the orioles stay alive, five straight singles gets in three a brand-new game. bottom of the ninth tied 6-6. >> buck: bee ghees staying alive. they score. >> koji uehara, an outstanding night

probably no leo nunez down there.e've go the two guys in your bullpen and tim wood and christopher leroux that have one major league game between them. >> jim: leroux was called up today for lindstrom going on the d. l. he had been at double- a. there's a ground ball at first. huff to the bagment two men out. so, albers with two quick outs. fredi gonzalez looking it over on the bench. >> buck: you've got to make a decision. >> jim: sunday, july 12, come out to oriole park to 21 ute taw street. an area -- eutaw street. an area for just $21. fans can he purchase a ticket and receive a limited edition t- shirt featuring nick and adam. that's the place to be july 12 for all of nick and adam's biggest fans. call 888-848-bird or go to orioles.com and reserve a seat for 21 eutaw street. >> buck: nick markakis made another strong throw tonight. he now has eight assists as he got jeremy hermida at the plate in the sixth inning. >> jim: slapped foul by bonifacio. 0-2. >> buck: adam jones still on the bench. should pinto come in

leo nunez, who also pitched in the game is probably questionable for tonight's game out of their bullpen ball three. firestone league leaders as aubrey huff bats. go ahead rbi's in the american league and there's aubrey huff at the top with justin morneau at 14. markakis has 14. right here, aubrey huff represents the tying run at the plate. trying to get a two-out base hilt. 3-0. he takes ball four. that one off the plate outside. there's the first walk of the game by nolasco. now, here is where the orioles have to really make the marlins pay as mark wiley, the pitching coach will come out. florida took advantage of the orioles error in the first inning and got two runs in. now nolasco who should be out of the inning with no runs on the board, has a run in on him unearned, but it's still in and two on with two out. >> buck: he's thrown 86 pitches that. shouldn't be a concern right now. i think more than anything, mark wylie wants to give him an emotional break and let him catch his breath and regroup with two outs, two on. talking with john baker right now about the game plan for melvin

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. >> the plan that we have, and actually the plan that's been put on the table by ryan and nunez, is budget-neutral. doesn't cost any more money over a period of time. if we as a society reform our health system in a positive way, in a way that provides the appropriate incentives in the system and allows for the appropriate connotation and the appropriate decision-making authority for patients and their families, then you save extraordinary amounts of money. so, again, this sense that you've got to have another trillion dollars spent by the federal government in order to save the health system, it is just simply not true. >> just continuing with that point, first, can you talk a bit about whether the way that the tarp language was initially written, it would allow you to say that it's terminated after five years or would, you know -- would banks say that, no, we didn't originally agree to this when we accepted the tarp money. and also, what's the way to finance it once the $700 billion tarp money runs out after 10 years or however long? >> which means they supposedly came to issue mo