he's throwing the ball too enough on it to make a great play another diving play throwing that underhanded he takes a hit or two away every ball game >> he does >> then some bat i've seen people throwing, that's like a rainy day and packing it, so -- yeah, and adam lost the ball there probably a part of a new glove this play was crazy here all the time in the world no way that runner is going to tag up our alignment wasn't god at that play he ended up throwing it 20 feet off the bag i'm not sure what we're doing this i guess they thought they had him, but he threw the ball away when it's not going right it all seems to blow up things have gone so welt for this ball club that you hate to sigh it, but they were due for a night like this >> some of the fundamentallings that were so found this season were not there tonight so you go back to mar 13-11 talk about craig when we come back and show you some of the issue process he had tonight nationals lose by a score of 7- 1 northeast scores given up since colorado [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] achievement has its own patch of grass. ♪ achievement

promise yourself you'll never deal underhanded to anybody and be honest all of your business dealingsat is hard. conquer that one. demand it of yourself. demand a higher standard for yourself and your children and do it now. your children need to see an example, your children need to learn these things and must be prepared. your children need to know what is true and what is not. what it is to work. what merit is. there's one thing, there's one thing that i learned from george whitefield. and that is individual rights and standing out alone, being a guy who this guy took eggs and tomatos to the head all the time. this guy was an outcast all the time. he was a preacher. look at him. i don't think i can take him seriously. look at him. i hope that's not really what he looked that. [ laughter ] he stood there. he wasn't in a church. no church would let him speak. he went outside in the snow and the rain. alone! he was fascinated by moses and so am i. when moses went out in the wilderness, the israelites were constantly complaining. "i'm hot, i'm cold. are we there yet?" over and over and

either throw overhand or a really strong underhand speed to the shortstop because you have to have something better than that on the ball. >> bob: rob made a good point during the break. that's a pass you make when you're maybe 10 or 15 feet from the shortstop, not 30 feet away. but nats survived and here's adam dunn. a slide by helton and the pitch recovering four in a row for jason hammel to start the game. todd helton's been battling the flu. jason giambi replaced him in the first game today and hit a home run. >> rob: he's battling the flu, but still an amazing glove man. although giambi played some great first base today in the first game. made some plays that he probably wouldn't normal have to be called upon to make. in todd helton's absence, giambi had a heck of a game off livan. >> bob: cristian guzman's bat has really come alive now in the last week. 12-24 over an eight game hitting streak. got his batting average back over .300 to .315. hitting .250 from the left side overall. knocked on the balls like that. in the air to center, but look at it go. that's that wind i talked about

federal police around the generating plants and the government has resorted to some, i think, some underhanded and necessary techniques such as gassing 500 kids in a school right across the street from one of these generating plants where they were pickets. no one ever said that governments are smart. you know? they like to repress, oppress, and whatever all of the press is. and, you know, i get anticipate that the government will open fire on electricity workers and some demonstration and not too distant future or put their leaders in jail or doing something egregious which it could be given the bad gas in mexico at this point and in mexico city as well could be that spark that starts the prairie fire, you know? the situation is so unstable that any one of these things could set off further reaction and the government will overreact again and, you know, then we're off to the races. i can't see from the lights. i know somebody else must have their hands up there. and raise some kind of provocative point. must be something that i said that troubled you. >> pat? >> yeah. >> i was wondering if yo

i'm going to assume you're doing something sneaky and underhanded.and you just need to bank on that. that if you think you've got to hide something from me, you've got to assume i'm going to think you're doing something wrong. you're not willing to talk about it, you're not willing to own it, you're not willing to tell me about it, you're in trouble. end of discussion. and that's why we're ascribing motives. it's only logical to assume that after voting for a bill that clearly says once the unanimous consent motion is made, you've got to come out of the darkness. you've got to explain what you're doing. the fact that these people are not doing it, i've got to tell you, if they were my kids, i'd assume they were doing something they weren't proud of.i would a. if they were doing it sneaky. and that's what this is. this is sneaky. because they're not stepping up, like the senator from oklahoma has. step up. own it. hold for as long as you like. some of us may agree with your reasons and join you. -- and joined new your hold. but there are -- and join y

caller: everything that happens in washington is underhanded and crooked. i have no trust in our government. social security, they say that we think of it as entitlement. i do feel like i was entitled, it was given to us by the government to help the taxpayer the pace for the schools in the streets and kept the politicians rich all these years. that is what we live on. i feel like affirmative action was in thailand. our biggest problem is the the legal aliens -- i feel like affirmative action was entitlement. our biggest problem is the illegal aliens. if that rule was in force over the united states the situation would be better. host: you said that social security was your main form of income? caller: yes. host: how else is that supplemented? caller: i pay for my own health care. as long as i just use it for the insurance and by homeowners' taxes and things like that i can make it less. host: we appreciate your joining the conversation this morning. bob, the democratic line. caller: how are you doing? host: doing fine, thanks. caller: i know that regulator

ryan's really perfected the art of the underhand flip, which gets rid of the ball so much quicker.erpart at third. we talked about the matchup before the game. lannan sneaks an 88-mile-per- hour heater. 0-2. cantu hitting .309. leading league in rbis with 25. two ahead of mark reynolds. >> rob: don't let them up. >> bob: a little pop-up -- uh- oh. adam dunn drifted back, maybe waiting for kennedy. adam grabbed it. i found out what happened on that play with dunn on the double play last night. we'll talk about that. t-shirt tuesday. come to the ballpark against the braves. first 10,000 fans at 7:05 tuesday night receive a gray nats t-shirt. get your tickets at nationals.com. remember when adam dropped the ball on the double play and we said he could have begun given an error? you can't assume the double play. i talk to the official scorer and he said the rulebook state that to give a first baseman an error on a double play relay, the ball has to be in his glove. he said, he looked at the replay over and over again, trying to decide whether he had the ball in his glove. it hit the ou