un duelo este domingo en arizona de los cardenales. mientras tanto en sacramento la liga ufl toma formaos jovenes a la final. >> arrancamos con danny espinoza, segunda base de washington, un joven con mucho futuro que se ha consolidado este año. >> aguante volteado se desliza mostrando el poderío de su brazo, una jugada de gran hechura. >> alex villa vea usted lo que hace este lanzador de kansas city, no teme lesionarse. >> y esta es tambiñn de aplaudirse, bourbon vigila, texas en la pelea donde está luchando con aockland. >> roger burn es lo más destacaado, así llegamos al final. >> los hispanos siguen ganando terreno. entre los años 2002 y 2007 el numero de empresas latinas creció un 47%.

>> we were in the birmingham fire, united states -- or ufl -- or world football -- >> larry: the team yeah. >> larry: the new jersey -- >> it was a different league. we were partners with the nfl. and we started off with a great partnership with the nfl. but it just didn't work out. tough to get fans out there. the brand of football wasn't what americans were used to. that was the problem. >> larry: so that's one sports failure, right? >> yes. >> larry: sacramento kings, while not a successful -- well, they're a successful franchise. >> yes. >> larry: it doesn't lose money. >> it has in the past. we've had our peaks and valleys like every nba team. other than the lakers. >> larry: how did you get into basketball? >> my father early on in 1979, actually we purchased the houston rockets, in '79. >> larry: of the aba? >> no, it was the nba. and then he passed away. and then we sold the team. we really didn't want to sell it. but we had other factors that made us sell the team. and took us about 17 years to find another team that we found. the kings said, hey, speaking of the kings, this