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a.j.: his first hit off a lefty in a really long time. first on all year and he goes back to last year for john jass jasso. joe: he s on the pirates that he did office they have quietly stayed in the race in the central prehad its low ball three. the problem here for terry collins is yes, reed is struggling, where do you go from here? a.j.: there s nobody that s going to be up. there s no help for you, it s just you. joe: he s doing his best to help his pitcher out. a.j.: they both had words for stew after the last pitch. they both called thought it was a strike and he called it a ball low. surprises me he was swinging after the argument that just ensued after the last pitch. you must want to take one right there just to see if there s a reaction. a.j.: games change. joe: a pop up in the left center. reyes is out to pull it in for out number two. the last moment umpiring crew put the hands off, infield fly rule is in effect as riaz got under it comfortably ....
away with the opposite league central it has not been the case. milwaukee brewers trailer leading. matt: the angels are in second place behind the astros. 13 1/2 games back. john: i m giving manager of the year award right now to mike scioscia. how in the world he s got his team in this position with the injuries to the rotation, of course mike trout. impressive. what he s been able to do. matt: full count. 3-2 to chase headley. the matt: diaz loses him on ball four. first and second with nobody out and a reminder. mlb.tv every night, every device, watch every out of market regular season game live plus get a free subscription to at bat premium. blackout and other restrictions apply. visit mlb.tv for details. john: because of what with we showed you with all that stickiness of teams that close, that s why the trade market is going to be slow. i would think the national league would have more partakers in potential trades with teams thar out of it than say the ....
francona to take crisp and naquin out and put in two right-handers. that s what we have is the scenario right now, cubs up five, looks like chapman, and must they score a bunch more, is going to pitch at least the next inning. joe: heyward now. and what has become evident in this world series, the balance in the starting pitching goes to chicago and their the bullpen, no comparison, the three big arms that terry francona has, the couple of guys that joe maddon trusts. obviously, the lights out aroldis chapman. maddon trusts mike montgomery. and everybody else, you just and all have been good for long stretches this season. up and away, 2-0. ken rosenthal is with us. get your opinion. were you surprised to see chapman come in in the bottom of the seventh? ken: very surprised. let s face it. despite the situation at the time, the chances of the cubs winning are still excellent. my question is, how long will he go? or will they look to someone else? joe: double play ....
francona to take crisp and naquin out and put in two right-handers. that s what we have is the scenario right now, cubs up five, looks like chapman, and must they score a bunch more, is going to pitch at least the next inning. joe: heyward now. and what has become evident in this world series, the balance in the starting pitching goes to chicago and their the bullpen, no comparison, the three big arms that terry francona has, the couple of guys that joe maddon trusts. obviously, the lights out aroldis chapman. maddon trusts mike montgomery. and everybody else, you just and all have been good for long stretches this season. up and away, 2-0. ken rosenthal is with us. get your opinion. were you surprised to see chapman come in in the bottom of the seventh? ken: very surprised. let s face it. despite the situation at the time, the chances of the cubs winning are still excellent. my question is, how long will he go? or will they look to someone else? joe: double play ....
francona to take crisp and naquin out and put in two right-handers. that s what we have is the scenario right now, cubs up five, looks like chapman, and must they score a bunch more, is going to pitch at least the next inning. joe: heyward now. and what has become evident in this world series, the balance in the starting pitching goes to chicago and their depth. the bullpen, no three big arms that terry francona has, the couple of guys that joe maddon trusts. obviously, the lights out aroldis chapman. maddon trusts mike montgomery. and everybody else, you just don t know. stretches this season. up and away, 2-0. ken rosenthal is with us. get your opinion. were you surprised to see chapman come in in the bottom of the seventh? ken: very surprised. let s face it. despite the situation at the time, the chances of the cubs winning are still excellent. my question is, how long will he go? will he indeed finish this game or will they look to else? joe: double play ball ....