>> gary: one of the pitchers, fister vargas or snell will be gone. >> jim: april 30 30th will be the simulated game. 30 pitches yesterday. >> gary: izturis, lopez, way in on third base. n't being for a base hit his last time up. >> jim: you made a good point, they deponent have a lefty in the bullpen, bullpen, and vargas is the guy who did pitch with the bullpen. that would be an option. >> gary: he just missed outside. he was headed to the dugout. hernandez. you don't find too many young pitchers at 24 pitching with such command and control. he will add and subtract and make good pitches. fouled off. the count will stay at 1-2. the team record in his last 37 starts is an amazing 28-9 in his last 37 starts. >> jim: 32 of them going at

early on a gloomy december morning it was raining and snelling. we went to the train platform to face our tormentors. they appeared around 8:00 and after drawn-out pleas give us back our passports. after repeated requests they gave their consent for us to go to the police in emery to have the j stamped into our passport a long distance from the transition in emery through the city to the police station. there again we had to wait before it was our turn. our hearts beating anxiously. were they provided or not? the police official condescended to apply the j stamp. we were able to pick up our luggage transportation and take the next express train heading for the hague. a terrible hour still spent at the transition. the train had been delayed 40 minutes. the two ss men constantly went up and down the platform and into the waiting room. finally we could board the train. finally the train left. all of a sudden this man man dressed in black examined our passports. there were no questions about our luggage, no questions about what currency we're carrying

it only speaks to islam lrks rach snell. >> wow. well, my opinion is a little bit different. -- well, first of all, the guy that is are watching the muslim revolution, right? i mean, if they're going to turn on "south park" and they're going to watch it, they should kind of know what they're getting into. it is not -- you know, it is as if -- >> larry: it is what it is? >> exactly. i feel like if you're going to watch the show -- >> i believe they believe the very existence of that is an affront to their religion. it is not a question of seeing it or taste, it is morality. isn't that what they're claiming? >> then they should go after every organization or comic that said anything and threatened to kill them. >> i think they plan to. >> right. but i -- >> larry: let's ask mr. macfarlane's thoughts. >> any combination of angry plus deity equals nuts equals danger. you know, the question becomes, at what point is it worth it? at what point is it worth it for them to put themselves at risk? is the joke so hilarious we want to risk our lives? if i was in that situation, i don't k

go back the yesterday, the coach was talking about a hanging curveball the cabrera third pitch from snellwas a 3- run home run. otherwise had a chance for 6 in a row. to centerfield. near the warning track will hall it in. ichiro to the biggest part of the ballpark. one away in the 8th. wilson goes back to the bag. got all of that one. figgins coming up looking for his first hit. figgins walked and scored in the third. he's officially 0-3 at the plate. switch hitter against mickolio with a runner at 1st base. and will take the pitch away for a ball. >> jim: that was his 11th walk of the year. 101 base-on balls last year. 42 stolen bases. pretty much ignited the angel lineup. >> gary: you wonder how much they miss him this year in that lineup. john kelly in the bullpen. angels had a tough start, trying to win some ball games in a good division race this year. they are 6-7, nobody is winning except for the a's the only team above .500, 9-5 in the american league west. >> jim: you would like to think there's more parity in this division. the angels have 5 good starter but not the number one

host: david buying snell guest: you don't hear many specifics.ou hear basically libertarian ideas about how we should really just remove as much regulation as possible. we should let banks and companies that are in trouble fail. the last time i think tea party activists, they weren't tea part activists yet, the last time they were happy with federal government is when it refused to bail out lehman brothers right before it went in and rescued everybody else. they oppose financial reform as it's constructed by the house and the senate. and one reason is that tea partiers believe in part because a republican has argued this, michelle bachman argues this, the fnds companies would pay into, multibillion dollar fnds, prevent future government bailouts, would be a permanent moral hazard, a permanent bailout, and they really think the obama administration designs are, you have what bachmann called a bailout nation, the government is always coming in to take over companies. so they oppose this. what they favor is something extremely free market, extremely