he said randy jones.h he stayed left-handed against him, didn't switch over to right-handed. into we've heard of some hitters doing that against knuckleballers. >> rob: yeah, or great change- up guy. >>> jamie moyer and guys of that ilk. >> rob: talk about respect for randy jones' change-up. >> bob: zimmerman 1 for 3 with a double. 2 for 7, pair of doubles in the series. and he's 1 rbi away from tying adam dunn for the team lead. big gap in left center. breaking ball, center cut. 1-1. >> rob: well, you kind of hope for a gapper right here by zim. hard to hit it out until you pull it to left field like bard did. nice to see him -- he and maxwell change poses here with two outs in the 8th inning. >> bob: they take that breaking ball little further away. >> rob: yeah, he took a little off of it. >> bob: and he might throw him another one. >> rob: looking fastball, fastball, when a guy throws as hard as greger son, and then he just pulls the string at about 80 miles an hour on the breaking ball. on a pump up,

randy: hey, earl. hey! how's it going? we found donny jones. what? why? randy: it was catalina's idea.u needed a push. catalina: when someone's scared of something, they need a friend to push them to overcome that fear. yeah, you know, like throwing somebody in the ocean who's afraid to swim, or puttin' a snake in a young girl's bed. i don't need a push. i'm not scared, all right? i'm occupied. i'm busy quittin' smoking. we're just trying to help. that was there when i got here. quittin' is hard, randy. i didn't smoke for a whole hour, and i started to shake. my system's used to running on more tar. ( sighs ) i knew cigarettes could kill me, but so could donny jones. besides, as far as me living a long life was concerned, i should have been more worried about my ex-wife. oh, snap. darnell, run down to the video hut and rent me a vcr! woman: oh, my god. aunt millie is walking! look, aunt millie is walking! it's a miracle! joy ( on tape ): next time you steal a camera, earl, have the common sense to steal the directions. earl: i think i got it on. joy ( on tape ): i love you, earl. and i

. >> bob: or randy jones, the reliever. >> rob: it is randy. >> bob: i'm not sure ozzie, i'm not sure if he won one before he left here for st. louis or not. >> rob: didn't ozzie win a gold glove too? >> bob: to me the least obvious of the four would be nate colbert. he once hit 5 home runs in a doubleheader for the padres. >> rob: okay. number 35 was? >> bob: jones, right. >> rob: i have no idea. >> bob: livan hernandez has retired nine in a row, top of the order, willie harris, in the middle innings. @x@0@p@0@6p)@)@)p,  . >> bob: petco park in san diego, 2-run ball game, harris, orr and zimmerman for the nationals. we want to pay it off quickly. we don't want you to have to wait too long. who got that first gold glove as a padre. it was dave winfield.   oh, man. jerry coleman, the hall of fame announcer for the padres, said one of the greatest calms i've ever heard on a ball hit to dave winfield. he says there is a drive to left field, winfield goes back back back, he hits his head against the wall, it's rolling back toward the in