>> john: for the most part, the crowd has hung in there. some people had to go but they're hopeing their buccos can lose another game in the standings here and gain another game on the cardinals. >> matt: into left and over to tommy pham. two away, as we revisit bourjos' catch on statcast. >> john: watch his reaction as soon as the ball is hit, distance traveled. over 20 miles an hour to get to that point. they're not goes to let mr. mccutchen beat them in one swing of the bat. matt gnat that's been what happened in this is last handful. although walked intentionally and in the eighth and ninth and guerra is the on deck hitter and we're running out of bodies at this point in the game. mike matheny kinds of forceing the action by walking mccutchen with the pitcher spot due up next. john join this case they're going to keep the pitcher in there. i don't think it was going to work anyway. >> matt: you weren't buying it? >> john: going to be a pitcher either way but i bet the starting pitcher because he's more used to it. eningion ion i don't know this young man's history but by his mannerisms don't know he's had a bat in his hand as to many times. >> matt: not up there trying to work the count is he? 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♪ goodyear. more driven. we're seeing roster depth really on both sides here. at some point, we started to run out of batters. we have kozma. after kozma, just cruz left on the bench. sam tuivailala. >> john: thank you. >> carlos villaneuva. >> john: that's why you will be great tomorrow. >> matt: and nick greenwood. pirates will try to get as much as they can out of him. kozma molina and reynolds here for the red birds in the 12th. back to guerro, who knocks it down and gets kozma for out number one. >> john: big fellow is handleing himself pretty good out there. nice swing at the plate. knocks it down out there. doesn't panic. guerra. >> matt: there's yadier molina now. he singled and then was picked off leading off the top of the 10th. >> john: molina's once again hit hitting for average but i'm surprised at his power number, the home runs. i see only two. i suspect that to pick up. >> matt: popped him up. stewart hopeing for a play. that's into the bucs' dugout. mark reynolds bats next. he has never had a three-home run game. when you consider his two home runs tonight came on rather unlikely chances, one in an extra innings plate appearance you never bank on and the other after it appeared he had struck out. umpire said it was foul-tipped. the very next pitch he hit a ding dinger. 1-2 to molina. for the first time tonight, i see a trail of fan ss walking away from the park over the clemente bridge. you've only got so many extra innings bullets in you, i guess. >> john: they're just getting a head start for the futuree tomorrow. >> matt: i was thinking they were heading back downtown get to the convention. mark reynolds first home run came after that. the second chance afforded him after a missed strike three call. his second of the game in the 10th. >> john: he's definitely strong and doesn't change his approach many times with two strikes which is why he will strike out a lot and run into some of those home runs with two strikes. >> matt: mark reynolds has been a notorious feast or famine guy at points in his career. i think that was reputation he grew weary of for understandable reasons. i don't think anybody wants to be known as an outhouse or castle hitter. >> john: some hitters and i would venture to guess he's more of a guess hitter, let's it fly will not hit for average, per se, looking to drive the ball over the fence. so when he guesses and guesses wrong and doesn't cut down his swing, interest will result in those strikeouts. >> matt: two home runs and two strikeouts tonight. if you're going to trade a home run for a strikeout, that's a trade you will make any time. >> john: yep. >> matt: it's when it's a home run for every six strikeouts that it comes to be a problem. two balls and a strike the count to mark reynolds. that's part of the age bias in major league baseball because if mark reynolds was a younger player and he was an outhouse or castle guy, he would still be viewed as an intrigueing prospect, the same way say javier by asiaz is looked at the young cubs prospect mrbat that stage in his young career. reynolds making a bid for a third home run and rokced turndriguez turns his back to the infield and make s thes the catch. what a recovery by rodriguez, utility man ex-stroordtroardinaire! still, tied in the steel city. my name is mary molina and i'm a pipeline engineer for pg&e in the sacramento region. new technology is being used in all facets of the company and what we do. pg&e is employing these technologies as an investment to the system for the long run. we're not just going to roll up and go home because we live here and we work here and we care about the work and we care about doing it right. we all have the same goals to make the system safe and to make the community safe. together, we're building a better california. if you had a button that could reverse time you'd use it, wouldn't you? 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♪ goodyear. more driven. this summer you could win tickets every hour to concerts of your choice! cool! alright! but only with pepsi. ♪ you still got the polar bear. pop open music every hour with pepsi! jordy mercer leads off the home 13th against sam tuivailala. it will be mercer, ishikawa and polanco. bucs with yet another chance to walk off the cardinals tonight. chopper to third. carpenter's got it and there's one away. for those not going to all-star game, that monday day off is going to feel real good. >> john: yeah. >> matt: there's travis ishikawa now. i know that fans don't want to hear about well paid professional athletes complain about their schedule and i do understand that, however, the rigors of playing 162 games over a 180 day span are such that they're really hard to ignore. >> john: they are. you talk about some of those off days most traveling, some taken up by rainouts. so you get this break in the all-star it really does help reset. >> matt: do they have a big lighted ball here like they do at time square? midnight on the east. here's gregory polanco now after two quick outs. it's a 400 pitch night.