. ♪ tony stewart! - ♪ dreaming my life away... - thank you, tony. ♪ dreaming... tony?mor all wash, wipes and tire shines. go ahead. stare. and to clean your car while you shine, try armor all protectant. >> gary: mike here with me, and i am gary thorne. a beautiful day here. so, a single here, moving down to 2nd base, so adam gets out of the 0-9 he was in. now 4-23 on the season. and 1 ball, 1 strike down. and marcum, lifetime, .227 off him. 1-1 delivered. really using up right-handed batters. similarity to the outstanding centers. >>> jones with a 2-1 count. on this first sunday. toronto leading the east, minnesota has a 5-1 mark. they have won 5 in a row. they have the most win in the baseball. oakland, 4-2. good start for them. they lead the west. cardinals, phillies and giants lead the league. houston has lost 5 in a row and haven't won a ball game. 3-2 delivery. slider. houston is the only team without a win in the first week. >> mike: a very long week. >> gary: yes, they don't have miguel tejada. 3 balls, 2 strouds on jones. and on the other way, right field. ove

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. ♪ tony stewart! - ♪ dreaming my life away... - thank you, tony. ♪ dreaming... tony?s and tire shines. go ahead. stare. and to clean your car while you shine, try armor all protectant. >> gary: so, the orioles have a rebound again, with 3 run in the 8th. bottom half of the 8th inning to scott. fouled it away. reached on a walk in the 1st inning . scored. 0-2 fly ball. scotts ground ball produceing the only 2 runs for the orioles. 0 since the 1st. and casey janssen worked an inning with a strikeout. now the pitcher of record for the jays. last year markakis hit .262 off lefties, .314 off right handers. and off the mound, jim johnson, pretty good numbers. >> mike: yes. >> gary: and 0-2 delivery on the way. 1 ball, 2 strike count. so, again, it is the pitching staff of toronto, along with the hits being homered for the day. that is the way they started the season. winning ball games. 1-2 delivered. markakis again late on it. fouls it away. >> mike: fastball off to the left side. >>> 224,999, the announced attendance on this sun-filled sunday. 3-17. >> mike: that is what

jeff gordon, tony stewart, joey logan -- mcmurray, here's another look at the carnage. yikes. y talk to each other afterwards. they both seemed sort of understanding of the situation. gordon's car wrecked. he had to go to the garage. after a lengthy red flag, they cleaned it up. restarted with 12 laps to go. denny hamlin led just once in this race. he passed kyle busch and led the final 12 laps. hamlin, the same guy who had surgery on a torn acl less than three weeks ago. he takes the checkered flag. and hamlin said i'm still not 100%. i feel like i'm 60 at best. 60 was good enough on monday. hamlin with his 10th career sprint cup win. second of 2010. he won at martinsville last movement jimmie johnson finishing in second. kyle busch in third. busch's best finish of the season. >> for me, it's gratifying that i kind of put a strategy together in my head and executed it because usually i don't do that very well. >> it was my fault. i feel bad about it. about doing something stupid like that. and i didn't plan on getting loose but it's 100% my fault. >> he knew it wasn't his faul

. >> tony stewart will begin on the pole for his 400th career sprint cup race.t qualified first at texas. first time in five years since he won the pole, a span of 155 races. stewart said, i'm surprised. i'm not much of a qualifier. sam hornish will start second for sun's race. >> phil mickelson will play in the quail hollow championship, same event that tiger woods will play in next. mike williams back in the league, signing with seattle. >> coming up on espnews, get mad and get even. that was the plan for three of the nhl's elite. dazzled in his philly debut and helped to stop a streaking marlin. plus, the king begins his quest for a crown, along with everybody else. this is espnews. >> welcome inside the glass sandwich. he's steve weisman. i'm anish shroff, helping you stay current. entering friday, we've had pretty good stanley cup playoffs and unpredictable. >> the only thing guaranteed is drama. every game headed into friday won by a single goal. one of the upsets, defending stanley cup champs, down 1-0 to ottawa. 18 seconds in, peter regin beats marc-andr

nine cars in all were involved in the wreck but everybody involved including jeff gordon and tony stewart walked away. denny hamlin coming off knee surgery took the checkered flag and the texas motor speedway is second in a month. if you have a knee injury, it's good to be in a car and not have to walk. history made at the boston marathon. american ryan hall finishes with the fastest ever time for a u.s. runner at 2:08. he would finish fourth overall. the winner, robert kay cheriot of kenya who shouldn't be confused with the other robert k. who won four years ago of course a lot of people would like to confuse the two. very rare for a kenyan to win the marathon. they should let us win once and a while. we don't have american marathoners that are good, steve. this is your calling. you could do it. >> listen, i'm -- jim ryan, the sprinter or the miler turned congressman held the record for the one mile for many, many years but -- >> not good enough, steve. we need to turn the page. >> let's look at this story. lower merion school district in pennsylvania, they gave hundreds of laptops out t

joining me to talk about that is tony dwyer with collin stewart and dan greenhouse, with miller taback, and david faber and sue herera. tony, would you put new money to work right now ahead of the first quarter earnings season? >> no. you could walk in tomorrow and have a two to three percent correction. you have to look at the market dislocation of what we went through in the last ten years and these returns are historically rare. we expect the concurrent estimate is up to $81 for earnings this year. and $98 for next year. we think it is over $100, so you put the worst case multiple of 15 times in a non-recession environment with core inflation below 3% and i get 1500 at mid-point next year and i'm being conservative, so if it pull bask from alcoa's earnings it is not relevant to the investors. >> what about you, david faber, what are you focus odd en? >> well, as the earnings season goes along, maria, investors are looking for the top line and signs of significant revenue growth, and we know there are great productivity increases in the last six months and another question is what th

with jim kegan who is fund manager of the return bond fund, and along with tony dwyer, chief equity strategist at collin stewart, and nice to have you gentlemen on the program. tony, let me kick it off with you. amaz amazon, and american express, and microsoft, after the close tonight, would you put new money there? >> well, i am long microsoft, and i should disclose that. i am a buyer of just about anything, maria. we continue to believe in the capital v recovery, and what the show is talking about earlier, michelle was talk about this new securitization that is going to go out. everything that is taking place now is typically what takes place. this is a human nature call. and every macroeconomic indicator that we can find and fundamental indicator showing a v-shape since last july and it will end up looking like a check mark. the fed at zero and the steepest yield in history and the government stimulating the economy via the infrastructure and a modest amount of money in corporate credit. that is stim lative. >> and jim, do you agree with that? are we talking about a bond market here with a fixed income bubbl