finally, why can't joe saunders get any love? the lefty did win 17 games with a 3.41 e.r.a.on and he's on pace for a similar campaign this year. why is he available in a third of espn leagues? i don't know. saunders and his 2.74 home e.r.a. this season will be on display friday against the dodgers. pick him up and keep him around. espn.com -- the best place for fantasy analysis on the web. check out our articles, videos, podcasts and chats. do better in your league. >> michael cuddyer does a little yard work -- justin morneau going the opposite way. 1-0 minnesota. we go to the bottom of the sixth. here is michael cuddyer. he gets every bit of this one. gone. into center field. that one off zach duke. twins win by the final count of 5-1 as they end up getting the save in the top of the ninth. beautiful stab right there to morneau. we love how these things work out, j-dub, nick blackburn, first career complete game, 4-0 with a 1.84 e.r.a. over the last eight starts. >> rockies beat the rays. 15-5 under jim tracy. last midseason replacement to win 15 of his first 20 games, joe

they just hired flip saunders as coach. antawn jamison, caron butler are veterans. they would like to add a veteran player that can help them win right now. >> there's your nba scoop. espn "the magazine" senior writer chris broussard, thank you so much for joining us, chris. >> okay, michelle. >> once again a big night here on espnews. live coverage of manny ramirez's return to professional baseball tonight with the albuquerque isotopes. there's manny in the cage, arguably one of the great right-handers all time in the history of baseball. and manny back getting his swing on. can't officially return to the major leagues until that 50-game suspension is over. he will return to the dodgers in july. but manny back in the cage. what to watch for tonight. l.s.u. took a 1-0 lead against ♪ >> welcome back to omaha and game two of the college world series finals. we can see a national champion crowned tonight if l.s.u. wins. they take the title. if texas win, we'll play one more on wednesday. last night the tigers were down 6-4 in the ninth with two outs when d.j. tied the

>> i will defer to the other saunders but the kind of approach the federal reserve is-- >> maybe i willturn to mr. sperling on the administrator of proposal. >> the two proposals that secretary geithner put forward, the say on pay and the independent calm committees, i do not believe what have a significant cost. it would obviously apply to public companies. hits it does not mandate that there is-- it does not put a mandate. it says that if they come committee, an independent comp committee is going to hire a consultant or council that that committee needs to have the authority and funding to do their job without conflicts of interest. so, i feel the things we have put forward right now would be affecting public companies, but i share your view that one always hess to do an analysis of what the differential impact would be. >> thank you very much. mr. moore. >> thank you madam chair. before we learned the $165 million in aig bonuses in march we also learned from new york's comptroller that wall street executives were paid $18.4 billion in bonuses last year. i was troubled by this is esp

. >> caller: good morning, senator saunders.the information and the conversation you're having the majority of it is true. the representative from georgia was not telling the truth as it relates to the insurance information. i have three insurance policies. i am a retiree and one is the my job which i contributed, one is the man has been which he pays nothing and that is because his was through a union and he pays their union dues and when have you. and the other is medicare i am still paying through the nose for my share of health coverage. i have two types of drug coverage, one to my own personal retirement plan that i had before and wanted my husband. i have a chronic illness with my drug company i paid $10 -- $20. demy has been the same medication costs me $10. in no, they are in cahoots. >> guest: here is the point. in health care is expensive, and a system in the world as expensive but it makes no sense for us to be spending an estimated 350 or $400 billion a year in a voice will the minister in a cost. we have an enormous