with posey and that knee i don t think you want to use your backup catcher unless it was a do or die kind of spot. 2-1. tommy had a big hit in the fourth inning. rbi double that took it from 3-2 to 4-2. javier: he has been putting together great at-bats even in new york. work the count and fight stuff off. oakland as well. being able to see a lot of pitches on this road trip. dave: ahead of minter 2-1. hit hit on one hop and kicks past albies who is hurting a little bit. that one caught a piece of his hand, i think. that should be a hit i would think for tommy. tough play. javier: pretty hot shot. looked like it caught him on the thumb. squares this pitch up. kind of jumped on ozzie. tried to pick it. thinking it was staying low and it goes up and catches the thumb and rolls out to center field. tommy la stella with another base hit. big one. dave: that gets alex dickerson to the plate here. la stella 2 for 3 tonight. dickerson, hitting for gausman, in his first at-ba
and tonight, we re returning to some of our investigative unit s recent reporting on law enforcement and their use of force. we look at the restraint technique that took the life of george floyd and find out which departments may be using it here in the bay area. jaxon van derbeken: and follow the career path of one officer who leaves one department for another just before facing discipline in the shooting. stephen stock: we go to palo alto, where officers face multiple lawsuits and allegations of misconduct regarding their use of force. bigad shaban: and we examine the racial diversity of our law enforcement agencies. do officers actually reflect the communities they were sworn to protect? candice: this is an nbc bay area investigative special, the use of force. hi everyone, i m candice nguyen, an investigative reporter with the unit. many of you have probably seen it, the cellphone video taken on may 25 showing minneapolis police officer derek shavin pressing his knee to
it s anybody s game. as you see they won their first game, they re in first place. they have a tie, two losses. just incredible. let s take a look at the nfc west division. 4-0 in seattle. winners again today. the 49ers and arizona both tied at 2-2. after the game today some analysis and assessment from the head coach, kyle shanahan. what did he have kyle, nick was in his first two throws bourne was open and then juszczyk was open down the left sideline. was he just kind of a little bit off throughout the evening? yeah, it seemed that way a little bit. especially the second play and happens you start to play with two passes and missed both of them. thought we d give them a chance to get going, get in a little bit of a rhythm. seemed like whenever we did something else came up. and just wasn t able to get them in so much of a rhythm today. i know he had a tough challenge there going against that front and everything. i know and nick knows we can play better. gave an
tyler johnson no points in the stanley cup final but trying to win the cup for the tampa bay lightning denied by anton khudobin shots 7-1 in favor of the lightning in the first overtime we are headed to double o.t. what an overtime period. dallas only one shot on net. can t break them though tampa had all kinds of offensive opportunities. dallas was sitting back defending a lot of the overtime session but it still had the second overtime period which is remarkable when you think of dallas only getting one shot. jamie benn had that opportunity and also a great chance where he elected to pass then put one over the top of the net the captain involved for dallas offensively but that was a period spent in the d zone for the stars. pretty entertaining period let s recap it was a lot of tampa in that one. first overtime anton khudobin with a toe save on a tip shot by barclay goodrow. shot from the point that is how a lot of these goals get scored perhaps that is a high st
about 7 1/2 months since you last played a football game and after the most unusual of offseasons, when you had nothing on the field at all, all done remotely, no otas, the way you re used to doing it, no minicamps, no preseason, is your football team ready for september 13th? our team is to me, they re more than ready to play, i mean, being, you know, it s the execution and everything we ll see about, but everyone has the same deal, you know? everyone has limited time and stuff and when you get out there, i m sure there will be stuff that, man, this should be automatic but it s not kind of automatic until they mess up. and then they realize, all right, i y can get rid of a lot of that in the preseason, whether it s the guys doing it or watching someone else mess it up, so, that s stuff like it s a little bit shorter on, but in terms of ready to play, i mean, being away and not being able to go to work, i mean, it started with me, i could tell the players feel the same