run off of chapman and thanks to d arnaud the rays stun the yankees. d arnaud said it was the coolest night ever. finally, we had an awesome moment before last night s rockies game in denver. jamie ketchum lost both legs, an arm and a hand and suffered severe burns on 95% of her body after being in a fiery car crash that killed her father. she spent 425 days in the hospital and has overcome incredible odds. she lived out a lifelong dream throwing out that first pitch before the game last night. dave, just an incredible moment. what a journey she has gone through to get to that moment. props to her for just being such an inspiration. remarkable moment there in denver. thanks so much, andy scholls. jessica, what s ahead? up next, not once, not twice but three times. the president digs in and defends racist tweets.
as a result the royals say they will be extending their protective netting down the foul line. they said they were already looking into extending the netting before sunday s incident. last sunday the chicago white sox were the first team to install protective netting for the season. here s a list of teams who say they will be extending the netting before the start of next season. you have the white sox, nationals, rangers, dodgers, royals, orioles and the pirates. nba mvp hanging with the yankees before their game last night. i m going out on a limb saying ga giannis hasn t played much baseball. the rays travis d arnaud had as team record with three home runs and the last one was quite dramatic. top of the ninth, two outs. full count and d arnaud connects for the go-ahead three-run home
a game last night events he played for gallas for twenty one seasons and led them to their own the n.b.a. title back in two thousand and eleven his final game against the senatorial spurs ended in defeat but live it he was the star of the show even spurs fans warned of its jerseys and the crowd cheered every time he had the ball at its gives the only european in the history to win the trophy for most valuable player if he finishes his career six on the all trying points this. great if you could have a chance to play with him the man sitting next to me did that i m sure the big table now to talk about their business legacy and that is germany basketball coach henrik rudolph who also played with dick but on the german national team it was direct was described. what sort of player mean you played with them tell us about when you played with them what sort of a player was. well played with them in ninety nine when he was just starting to be on the national team i was talented. you could se
and they were usually delivered on cards, he would weigh them in his hands and say a little heavy, clark. which was to say you can t try the patience of your audience. sandra: that s remarkable. well, it is going to be several days of remembering his life and legacy. clark judge, wonderful to have you on the program this morning and thank you for joining us. bill: he was a lover of sports, baseball primarily but might have liked this game last night. the eagles sorg to a victory over the washington redskins. a pair of touchdowns. here is one of them, i think. nice. 28-13 the final. eagles move to 6-6 on the season beating washington that s what we do after the show everyday. playoff hopes are alive to philadelphia. there you have it.
again. what? no, you haven t. how many times have people taken our experiments and used them to win nobel prizes. did they do it again this year? they did it again this year. come on. professors claiming they discovered to use laser to bend and hook molecules. we did that. come on. we also use those same leasers to have cats chase them on walls. that is ridiculous. that is what you do with meatball all day. that s what he does. i can remember going up to fairfield county when you and joe were doing the laser things out in the field and you had the cat there running and everything. ripped off again. i ll tell you, mike, we get no respect. neither to the chicago cubs. what a game last night, man. what a game last night. you know, there s nothing like playoff baseball, joe, as you know. nothing like it. in last night s game, 13 innings, kept me up until 12:45 in the morning.