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trained a Muslim's Lord back, and his last start, May 5th at Minnesota, it was forced to leave the game after two innings. Bonson is here, and has 1-1-1-4, 5-5-8-1-4, 2-1-1-4-4. Live time against the Indian, Bonson has 1-4-1-4, and lost 4. We mentioned that there are much in the back, he's returned some 4-0, where he just completed two weeks of active reserve with innings available for today and he's starting today. Thurmond started slowly this year as he did last year, he got two hits and his first 30 times has passed at 0.067. But he's now has safely, and it was last 9 games, going 13 for 34, that's a 382 flip and he's raised his average to 234, so Bonson will be catching today. This is the New York Yankee Baseball Network, and Bonson now has an operation identification.

This is your guy, Hyage, join me for your kind of music weekday, 3-7, here on the fresh air sound of Radio 81, W-G-Y's connectivity. All we're talking about the Yankee hitters, a body merger, two for three last nights, he raises batting average to 358, which is a second highest in the American League. Big fall up in Minnesota, Tony Oliva still leads, Tony is hitting 4-0-7. A picture for the Indians will be Alan Foster. Foster was acquired by the Indians during the past offseason, along with the winning picture of last night came Ray Lam. He was gotten from the Dodgers in exchange for catcher Duke Sim. Today will be Foster's first appearance against Yankee. He was the winning fish in his last start on Sunday, May 9 against the Angels. He holds a complete game and allows 7 hits to final score the Indians beat the Angels 4-1.

That was one of three complete games Indians had up the last night. So Alan Foster, another X Dodger will be on the mound for the Indians tonight. Today, I keep saying tonight, short night. Foster, this year has won two and lost two. Lifetime, he's won 16 and lost 26 and he has no record against the Yankee's the first time he will face him. By the way, there's a schedule change. The rain dot game of April 28 with the Chicago White Box, which will originally get rescheduled for July 7th, will be played instead as part of a quiet night double at our Yankee stadium Monday evening July 19th. The first game will start at 5 and there's all the Yankees. For reminder, the rain dot game of April 28 with the Chicago White Box will originally reschedule for July 17th, will be played instead as a quiet night double at our Yankee stadium Monday evening July 19th.

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And now Robert Merrill in our National Anthem will be played instead as a quiet night double at our Yankee stadium Monday evening July 19th. And now Robert Merrill in our National Anthem will be played instead as a quiet night double at our Yankee stadium Monday evening July 19th. Alright, let's see, there's a game going on at the Boston, that will be important. Baltimore's up there, little red stock there, hot there, 115 of 19. That will be Steve Nagy for the Red Stocks, Mike Nagy for the Red Stocks.

He's from the Bronx. Alright, Mike Nagy from the Bronx. Again, they have McNally, a left-hander. Baltimore Laws last night is nothing, and I'm sure they'd like to get Nagy out of there and get a little bit closer to the Boston Red Stocks. The Red Stocks are surprising. There are two and a half games ahead of Baltimore. Five games ahead of the Yankees, five and a half ahead of the fifth place, Detroit Tigers, seven games ahead of the Washington Senators, and nine and a half games ahead of these Cleveland Indians. So, Baltimore Box opens the Kansas City, Chicago, Minnesota. Tonight, Detroit will play at the Washington, Milwaukee, California. Also tonight, the match in Pittsburgh, the match in Pittsburgh last night, and then nationally, San Diego, Chicago, LA, San Francisco, afternoon games. Tonight, Montreal will play Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and St. Louis at Houston.

Those last three games, night games, and the match game also will be at night. All we're ready to play baseball, Bonson has finished his warm-up throws. That's the Yankees defensively. First left reason, first, fourth, second, second, right-faker, short Jerry Kenney at third, Roy White out in left field, Bobby Mercer in center, Jimmy Lidle in right. Lowenstein is the first hitter in the left hander for the Indian. First pitch, two, set on, Scott left field, right will have a long way to go. That ball is just foul. Just short of the foul line. Right at the base of the pole there. That was close. White running a long way, but couldn't get to it. The ball fell on the first seat there. Lowenstein, the last handed hitter. He's hitting 155. He's done it fast, 58 times, has nine hits.

One home run and three runs by the net. Kent, you lander let off yesterday for the Indian. You lander got a couple of hits. Next pitch, five points to the third ball, one on a mid. Good breaking ball and on the knee. Jerry Kenney unloads the third. Now he backs up. The ball is a good strike. Bonson's ready with the O2 pitch. Third ball is just fifth and it bounced between Lowenstein's legs and the batter's box. Many hitters are always tempted to allow the ball to hit him. That's an easy way to get on base, especially with the count of O2. Now on the count of one ball and two strikes. Bait offense on deck. Bonson, the big one. One, two, six. Kent ball in for a false strike. Right on the outside corner. That's a good way to start a ball. Bait offense.

Last night Bonson was over four, but he scored the first run for the Indian. Got on a fielder's choice and was running on a hit and run. Got him the third. First pitch to Bonson's inside. He was out of pitch Bonson and on the pitch. Good hitter. He's hitting what he usually hits this year. Bonson is hitting 233. Inside again. Two balls in O2. One out. Nobody on. We're in the top of the first. Bait's lifetime batting average is well over two 90. It's about 298-299. There's a two-off pitch door. Bonson, driven to right field. That ball is foul. In the upper deck. That's just missed the foul ball. Hey, it's Cole Swendell. And when I spend 200 days a year rolling down the highway, the bus can start to feel smaller than a guitar case. Everyone wonders how I stay chill while the hours crawl by.

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Here's three-one pitch. Fastball, popped up in the short center. Mercer's in. He weighs everybody away. Now the glass has come down, and they're two out. So Vincent, that's on a three-one pitch, and Kai's into short center. We're Bobby Mercer, got it easily. Brake nettles. Nettles, it is fifth home or last night. That was a margin of victory. He has ball runs better than he's the last standard hitter. Only hitting one sixty-seven. First pitch to him, the braking ball high. The Yankee outfield of white in the left, Mercer in center. Lidlin' right there, deep. And just to shade it to the right a bit. Turn ball misses. Two balls in those drives. Two outs. We're at the top of the first inning. Catcher Ray Foss, the right-handed hitter is on deck. Two-one pitch. Three balls in those drives.

Vincent's been behind the last two hitters. He's got behind on Vincent, two-one. Vincent's got a fast ball until his ball in the upper deck before it's flying out to Mercer in center. Now he's behind three-and-oh to Greg Nettles. Three-oh pitch. Right call right on the outside corner. Nettles looks like he was going to go after it. Nettles are left-handed. Man, it's even the box. He's close together. Straight away, fans. Three-one. Long on. Popped up foul as you see. Down the left field line. Four counts, three-and-two. Johnny Lippon, closing down at first for the Indian. Bobby Hoffman. Down at third Hoffman, an old giant. Three-two, fast ball. It's a fast ball. Right down at Hoffman. Takes a nice play.

Bobby Hoffman used to pinch it for the giant in the old pole ground. He was the roachers right-handed pinch hitter. Dusty Rose was left-handed pinch hitter. Three-two pitch. Inside ball four. Dusty likes to live. And he could hit. See, right field. Let's see. Old pole ground was about 200-and 150-59-2. Grave Fossies are hitter. They're two outs. Nettles on at first place. Final stretch. Fossie hitting 268 with two home runs and ten runs by the dead. First pitch corner down low for ball. Boston having trouble with his controls. Y'all still move backwards. The left sound is straight away for Fossie.

He looks down at Hoffman for the time. Fossie will probably run the Indians more on hit and run. One-off pitch to Fossie. Right down the middle for calls to strike. A ball on the strike. Roy Fossies. The right field is on deck. We have two Fossies to say. They're no relation. Fossies the right field is. Roy. Allen Fossies to the pitcher. One-one. Right in for calls to strike two. Flyer to 50 inside corner. One ball and two strikes two outs. Nettles on at first. He takes a peek and look on. He might want to run here. Her ball misses. Nettles did not run. Two balls and two strikes.

Fossie looking at much before the time. To the belt. Two two pitch. Just misses outside. Three balls and two strikes. Fossies throwing an awful lot of pitches in the first inning. Fossie missed the turn. He missed the turn. Up in Milwaukee and his first start. That's May 5th. 3-2-5. Nettles moves. One-on-and-miss. Right through. He got him. Second strike out of the inning. And the third out. For the Indian and their half the first. No runs, no hits, no errors and one man left on days. At the end of the happening, there is no score. Here's good news for folks who use Red Bull trucks or trailers to move their household furnishings or for miscellaneous hauling jobs. You haul dealers now on their bank America card

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He's food chief of the U-Haul is now working at the Yankee Stadium today. Mrs. U-Mont is making fine progress at Newlenburg Hospital and Plainfield, New Jersey, after undergoing major surgery yesterday. Alan Foster, a big ride-hander, is the Indian special. We mentioned earlier. Foster is one, two, and lost two so far this year. This is eight the parents. He's one, two, lost two. It's between 34 and two-thirds of an inning, given up 28 hits. 19 runs, 16 of those runs earned. A 4.15 earned run average. He's walked 26 and 34 innings.

That's not why I ratio. It's dropped out 18, given up two home runs. Park Park is the first Yankee hitter. First pitch, two of the falls right on the inside corner. Park batting left handed. Nettles, a third base and then close. Those are off-hels in the first place. He's not too far back here. 4.15, curve ball hit on the ground. That should be easy by Elton. A fast two-foster and Park is out. Three of one. That'll bring in third month. Months and bonds are the only right-handed hitters in this lineup today. It was Marcus Wichita, a widest Wichita. Months batting 234.

It's safe in eight of his last nine games, going 13 for 34. That's a 382 flip. He's raised that average from 067. Foster's ready. First pitch to month. This is outside. One ball, no strikes. There's one out. Nobody on. When the last half of the first inning. The Indians did not score in their half. Royal White's on deck. Now Foster's ready. One old pitch. Right on the knees. A whole strike. One ball on the strike. Dick Houser coaching down a third at 40. Ellie Houser down a first. Foster's a slow worker. Now he's ready. One one pitch to month. Curves ball flow out of mid.

Two balls. One ball on two strikes. How nice that will be. That's the toughest thing to have to stay away a week and come back and hit major league curveball. Fastballs you might be able to get on. Your timing will be off a little bit. You might hit it to the opposite field. For months it will be to the right side. But the breaking ball will be the toughest to hit. Here's the one two pitch. Fastball pops up. And on top of the Yankee dugout foul. And on top of the Yankee dugout foul. They also didn't move. Foster's a catcher started at it. Now they're watching dark. The arc I believe might be a little upset about that. There was no way that they either one could get the ball but there's always a possibility. One in two on for a month. Foster looking at it's posse. He takes a long time.

Now he's ready. This is outside. Two balls into his right. The last half the first. One out of nobody on. Indian's nothing. The Yankee's nothing. They play a month straight away. They're in the right hand or open stance. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah. It's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. No purchase necessary. VTW Group. Void work prohibited by law. CTNCs. 21 plus. Sponsored by ChambaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently

that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere in North, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Hard part. Now it's Matt Munson back up. You're nervous. The firm likes to make a picture take his time. And Foster likes to take a lot of time. There's two two fish. Third ball hangs inside. Three balls and two strikes. A foster keeps here all day long.

Once his back in, now he's ready. And Foster's ready. Here's the three two fish. Fastball pops up to the second base. And Leon, back now, will blast it down. He has it. And there are two outs. He jammed the firm with a fastball. He pops to the second base and Leon. Roy White steps in. Roy is hitting 297. He has six home runs and 16 runs batted in. Fighting left handed against Foster. White handers first. Fitch the curve ball on the inside corner for fall strike. Left handed, Roy White is hitting 273. With five home runs and 10 runs batted in. The old one fish.

Hi, fastball back him off. A ball on the strike. Two outs. No body on when the last half of the first inning. There's no score. Right handed, Roy. It's 343. With one home run and only six RBIs. Brown ball, right at Leon. The second base, and he fumbles it. And has no play. Right straight there. And here on Leon. The ball is right at him. The bounce out of the glove is all behind him. Leon didn't hustle up the ball. He has let it sit there. And Roy White is on his first face. And here on Leon. It's the second base. That will bring in. Bobby Mercer, the center field. You're talking about Roy White. You say only six RBIs right handed. But that's been in only 35 times as that. So I don't mean that only. That's he has 16 runs batted in.

Left handed and right handed. Which is second on the Yankee Close. Now Mercer's in it. White leaves. White moving first, which is curve ball. Ball flanks on white field second base. A curve ball that Mercer took right with a grip jump off for a steel second. That is Roy White. Third, a stolen base of the year. So he's in scoring position. Third one. White picked a good pitch to steal on a curve ball. And he got a good jump. Hey, this guy Foster takes a lot of time as the land did last night. It was a big kick. And then on base. Just take off. There's no way that Foster could have shot him out. Now you don't steal on a pitcher on the catchers off. You cannot run the base ball.

But if a pitcher takes too much time, you'll get you half way there before he turns the ball loose. Oh, Foster's ready. The old one pitch to Mercer. Third ball and on the outside corner. No balls to the right. Two off, Roy White down on a second. No score when the last half of the first inning. They're really shaded Mercer to pull. The right side for the right field side. White leaves the second. The old two pitch. Throw on line. Let's see what the base is. White around third. He'll score Mercer. Take them a second. It's going to be close. He's out. First turn. That's a thing went through a double. But Roy White scored. And the Yankees lead. Run to nothing. White was, uh, White scored. Mercer's known out at second base.

The left fielder. Loan team. To the shortstop. Item. It's over the Yankees and there are half the first inning. They got one run. On one hit. There was one error. And nobody left on base. At the end of one. The Yankees won. The Cleveland Indian. Nothing. Nothing is more important to the life of your engine than the world. You put in it. That's why your arco red ball dealer doesn't just promise to check your oil. He guarantees. In fact, if an arco red ball dealer doesn't check your oil or clean your windshield. Whether it's a meeting. You get your gasoline for free. Red ball service is your arco dealer's way. We're cheering you up for this service. So that you get the same service. The same good service when you're on vacation as when you're at home. So that you can get the same treatment from a dealer who doesn't know you as you do from the guy in your own neighborhood. The details may vary from state to state, but the quality of red ball service never varies.

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Right handed hitter. Bonson is ready. Fastball has stepped down to Kenny. He takes the wrong officer to throw the first and Foster's off. All hit down to Jerry Kenny, and he played him as easily. Good throw to first left rip first. And here's off. Ken Herald. Herald has set up 94 times. He has 18 hits. Two home runs. Eight runs batted. And he's getting 191. Fought coming back from broken ankle. First switch to it. Fastball has set on line. Let's feel right there. Now he backs up a bit. And he has it for the second round. Herald hits the ball well, but right at Roy White. Other two out. Here's the second baseman Eddie Leon.

Leon hitting the 2-13. He's been at 5-75 times as 16 hits. No home runs. Four runs batted him. First switch to the foul off. The ball's loose right two outs when the last was first of the second. Eddie, first of the second. The Yankees lead one thus. Leon are right at it here. Kenny's in close to third, right even with the back. Thompson's running with the old one pitch. Right two call. Fastball. Leon back off at the ball at the inside corner. That says Jake Olddon. Now Bonson's ready with the old two pitch. Mrs. outside. One ball and two strikes.

The Eddie outfield plays Leon Schallow. They're in close. One two pitch. Short ball. High. Don't see even two balls and two strikes. Jack Hyde him and the short stop is on deck. One nothing Yankees win the top of the second. Two outs, nobody on for the Indian. Bonson's ready. Two two pitch. One on a miss. Bonson's third strike out. And that's all for the Indians in their half of the second. Three men up and three men down. At the end of the inning in a half, the Yankees won the Indian nothing.

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It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. It is on the second base, side of second base. The second base and Leon's in the hole. On the first base in Errolson, it's deepened near the line. The old one, 50 blephry, curved ball high and away. A ball on the strike. Everybody's on the right side of the end field except the third baseman and the left field. Now posture is ready with the one, one, 50. Curved ball down low. Two balls on the strike. The left field, the low one scene, is out in the left center field. The center field, the center is in right center almost.

And the right field, the posture is deep in right field. Two, one, six. Mrs. Just Mrs. Outside. Three balls on the strike to count on blephry. The posture one is that one. Now posture is ready with the three, one, 50. Swung on foul box. In fact it was awful blephry so. That one hole run by blephry was the one nothing went for a deep find. Down in Washington. And inside the park home run. Early in the season. I'll coach giving a little exercise to that left toe. Now he's back in there.

Three and two on blephry. No outs as he's leading off the last of the second for the Yankee. And six to him as a ball way outside wasn't close. That's the first walk given up by posture. Allen posture, right hander. He's on the mound for the Indian. Here's Jimmy Lidler, right fielder. Lidler hitting 118. He's only been up 17 times. He has two hits. I'll let's end it here. Carlton will hold a blephry there first. Now the end field straightens up. They still play Lidler pull. But the item in the shortstop is moved over on the other side of the second stop. So the first and blephry pass. Let's feel the low and shine moves in just a bit low and deep.

First victim Lidler pass ball high and away for ball. Now Fossy has something to say to Fossy. He goes on the hand in the ball. Jimmy Lidler. Fossy takes the people over to Allen dark. In the dugout dark, the Indian manager. Now Fossy to the belt. Want to pitch the line? Coat ball hit on the ground. That's knocked down with just behind Fossy. Lidler is out of first place. Fossy knocks the ball down. Hustle behind the mound. Fix it up and just lifts Jimmy Lidler first place. Left breathe moving on down to second. Carry Kenny's the hitter with first left breathe on a second.

One out. We're in the last half of the second with the Yankees leading one nothing. Kenny batting 185. No run, three runs better than. First pitch to it. Swung on, fouled on the left field line. Kenny going the left field and the Indian play in the left field. The left field to low one scene is in show. There's a line of left field. Kenny left handed inner. Fence in the center field. There is in a left center field. There's a bet. He shakes into the left side. So there's a gap in right center field. A big one. Second pitch to Kenny. It's curved ball in for balls like two. No balls in two strikes. One out. The last half of the second. The Yankees have a one nothing lead.

Roy White taking advantage of an error by the second baseman. Stealing second. Scoring on Mercer's fingers. This is ground ball to lead on the second base. That's a good play. Go the first and Kenny's out. Leon moving to his left for first base. Scooked the ball up. And got it there. The ball did well. But there are two outs. And the shortstop. Frank Baker's in. Baker's been in five games, but he's only been up one time. He's over one. Bonsons on deck. They're going to pitch the bigger. Baker left handed here. Shortstop. Choked up just a bit on the back. Left free down a third now. Big wind up by Foster.

One out of ground ball, Leon. He's down with it. Up over the first. And there are three away. For the Yankees. In the last half of the second. No run. No it's no errors. One man left on base. At the end of two, the New York Yankees won. It's Cleveland Indians nothing. If you're going to move, why not do it yourself with you haul? As more than six million families do every year. Save as much as 50% or more of the usual cost and move at your convenience. Not someone else's. You haul trucks and trailers are available on a full range of sizes. There's one that's just right for you to move. You can run equipment from your nearest you haul dealer and leave it with a dealer in your new neighborhood. Even if you're going clear across the country. You haul has lower one-way rental rates. Insurance, guaranteed tires and free road service. And cargo insurance is included on trucks and trailers.

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Jack Hydeman's the first hitter for the Indian. First bitch to him filed off in the upper deck. Hydeman hitting 192. All right, handed hitter. Stop to a place and straight away in shallow. You'll want bitch to him, the third ball misses outside. One ball on a one strike. The bitch yelling fosters on deck. Cherry Kenny in close to 30s, even with the bag. Left breeze and shallow at first base. Next bitch is high for ball. Who balls on a strike? Kid Hydeman struck out three times in a row. Last night against flying. Two one pitch to him, right on the outside corner of fast ball. It counts even two and two.

Munson's ready with two two pitch. One on a ground ball down at Kenny. He charges his third up with it. Long go the first three, got him. One away. There's a picture, Alan Foster. Where the top is the third, the Yankees lead one nothing. First bitch to Foster, well on. Founded to Kenny makes a good play. That's the first and there's two outs. A high hopper to Jerry Kenny, Kenny charges. And he's throughout Foster. So there are two outs and this will be John Lohanstein, the left builder. He struck out the first time up and he'll take this time.

To allow Foster some time on the bench. So far, Munson has a lot only one base on her. That was Greg Nettles. He walked the first inning. Now Lohanstein is ready. First bitch to on the outside corner for call strike. Kid, you were understarted unless field last night. Swarm on and miss. No balls and two strikes. You were right by him. You landed him with two hits. But Alvin Dark is started John Lohanstein today. No two bitch to him. High and away for ball. Just the waist bitch.

When the top of the third, the Yankees won the Indian's nothing. Now Munson is ready. Swarm on. Guy deep to right on the field. Looking for excitement? Chamba Casino is here. Play any time, play anywhere. Play on the train, play at the store, play at home, play when you're bored. Play today for your chance to win. And get daily bonuses when you log in. So what are you waiting for? Don't delay. Chamba Casino is free to play. Experience social gameplay like never before. Go to Chamba Casino right now to play hundreds of games, including online slots. You can go slingo and more. Live the Chamba Life at chambacasino.com. No purchase necessary VGW group void for prohibited by law. 21 plus terms and conditions apply. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently

that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. I was back there. He will not get it over there. Hold on. That ball just to the right of the 407 sign between that and the four board out of the right field. It's got to be a shoot out there. That ball went in less than that. The rifles have off after it.

So the blurs are. But it went out easily. As Lyle got to the track and stopped. He just watched it. So his course died one-one. A big old man by low and sea. And beta-pen to step down. And he hits on the ground to bluff. He's up with it. Passes to Bonson and man there are three outs. But not before. Dan low and sea inside this ball. Game up with home run. And for the Indians, one run on one hit. There were no Yankees. They have nobody left on base. That's the end of three. The Yankees won. The Indians won. The most important part of safe driving is good vision. A dirty windshield, particularly at night. Can be a killer. That's why your arco-red ball dealer doesn't just promise to clean your window. He guarantees it. In fact, if an arco-red ball dealer doesn't clean your windshield. Or offer to check your oil and weather permitting. He'll refund the price of your gasoline.

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Dan swings a bat. He's set up 11 times. He has two hits. One of those two hits a triple. And he's driven in a run. He's hitting 182. Set on popped up. Errolson, the first baseman's after in fair territory. Now he moves in and he has it one handed. One out. Bonson pops to the first baseman Errolson. Marlon's pitchers by the way will be Mel Sotomayor Mike Cackage for the Yankees. He's donening and big-hand McDowell for the Indians. Forest Clark then. First time a Clark rounded out. First pitch to him is breaking ball inside. Paul's came into the game, hitting 283.

34 hits and 120 times a bat. Next pitch is high for ball. Two balls in those strikes. One out. When the last half of the third, the score is tied. The Indians won the Yankees one. Foster's ready. The big right-hander deals. Inside three balls in those strikes. Now Clark wants Jake O'Donnell to take a look at the ball. He does and throws it out. Three and O'Donnell to horse Clark. Foster's ready with the three-hole pitch. Taken for a strike. Foster looking in a posse and he's ready with the three-one pitch. Taken for strike two. Three balls in two strikes.

And the three-two pitch. Well done, popped up down on a field line. Loan team, the left field is at it. So is the shortstop, but Loan team has it just inside the line. Loan team with the glasses down. So they're two men away. Clark had that line zeroed in down left field, but Loan team made a long run and a fine catch. Here's Munson. First time up the arm popped up to the second baseman Leon. Two outs win the last and third. Yankees scored their run. Roy White got on an error by second baseman Leon. He's sold second. First fist of the month was cut off the foul line. Roy's sold second and Mercer singles the left field, boring white. Bobby's 90s run better in the year.

The 90s run better in the year. Run as batting average is 363. No balls in a strike two months. Yankees tied it up when John Loan team goes the ball into the right field speech. Last inning. Here's your one pitch to Munson. Loan tied the left field. Loan teams in with a long run. He cannot reach it. The first of the goal board. First line first. He gets back as the ball is going in by Loan team. The shortstop Heidermann was a close to the play. The goal board couldn't get to it. And Munson now has his 16th into the year. Roy White is the hitter.

He scored the only Yankee run. batting left-handed against right-handed drawing Foster. Munson leading off his first. There are two outs when the last and the third. Foster in the big stretch. There goes Munson outside to throw the second high. In there's Munson. The ball's out in the field. Munson throws on the third. Munson gets up with the ball and gets in the second base. Yankee running. Go in base for Munson. He goes the third on an error on the throw. The catcher. So I think you see what the Yankees are going to do here. Any time they get a man on first, they're going to run. Foster takes a long time to release the ball. The pitcher. And I'm sure that Rob Howe will send his runners as much as he can.

Because there's no way that that posse can get you out of second base. What's the posse taking that much time? One ball and no strikes are Roy White. Two outs. Now Foster winds up. Third ball, one on and the line down the right two line fall in the upper deck. A breaking ball that hung up. Munson counts the ball to strike. Yankee see to hit here to get ahead of this ball game. Four is not. One one. And they're two outs. Howe Foster is ready. Inside, throw the third. Munson's back. Quick throw by Foster. Right on the bat. Roy White hitting 294.

He has six home runs and 16 runs batted in. He's second on the Yankees and runs batted in. Six Michael has 12. Foster is ready with a two one pitch. Inside ball three. Almost hitting. In fact, Roy White might have heard his back there getting out of way of that pitch. Third Munson down on a third. Roy White's in here. There are two outs. The last half the third inning. Four side, the Indian one and the Yankees one. Foster looking in the spot. Now he's ready. As Roy White waits. Three one pitch. Curve ball hit on the ground, foul into the Yankee dugout.

That's on her. Danny Gator made a nice catch. Is that tater number 10? Broke out here now. He's like a base hit here. Make it a little easier on Bunch. How Foster is ready with a three two pitch? Curve ball misses inside. Ball four. Roy White walks. That's the second wall giving up by Foster. And Foster carries the ball back out to him again. That'll bring in Mercer. Mercer's single in the first. Drove in the only Yankee run. Roy White's court. And Bobby hit that ball into left field. So there are Yankee runners on a third. They're Munson on a first Roy White.

And Mercer steps in. Bobby hitting three six three. Second in the American League. Six pitch by Foster. First pitch to Mercer. Cut on. Hit pass. They hit. Mercer scores right around second base. He's in a third. Tyler Redick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah. It's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to Chamba Casino dot com. Let's Chamba. Don't purchase necessary. VTW Group. Void work prohibited by law. CTNCs. 21 plus. Sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion one. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered.

It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. For sure, honest first is 20th RBI this season. Yankees lead to the one. I don't think the hawk wanted too much of that. Got down there. Carlson was holding white on there and Mercer just drove it pasty. Royal white going to third.

Mercer holding on at first. It's 21 Yankees. Kurt Bluff-Reezer hit her. Bluff-Ree walked first time up. Got as far as third but didn't score. Bluff-Reezer with hands on his knees. Now he's ready. And backed off. They played Bluff-Reezer to four. Item on the short stops is right behind short now. He doesn't play on the other side. Right behind second base. First pitch of Bluff-Reezer. Fast ball set on follow. Two outs. I hit here to blow this game wide open. White on a third. Mercer on at first. The Yankees lead to the one. The last half of third inning.

Good stretch by Foster. So the first Mercer is back. See Bobby Mercer now has eight hits in his last 11th batch. Now hitting 3-7. Big stretch by Foster. 0-1 pitch of Bluff-Ree. Kurt ball misses out side. A ball on a strike. There are two outs. Bluff-Ree, look it out at house. Or he gets a sign. There's always a threat of a double steal with the Yankees. He was Mercer on at first and the White on at third. So the first. Foster must be thinking about the same thing. Mercer leads off at first. Boy white leads off at third. He doesn't take too big a lead.

Foster looking at Mercer. 1-1 pitch of Bluff-Reezer. First ball high. Two balls on the strike. That was a hanger. Bluff-Reezer. Boutfield plays Bluff-Ree to pull. Right fielder Foster. Back narrowing. Tracks. Pinson. Shades over to the right side. There's a 2-1 pitch. Four non-plops up foul. Back in the upper deck. Two balls on two strikes. The left fielder Lowlandstein has been shallow. The gap is from straightaway center. It's a little bit less center. A ball hit on the line out there will really roll. Foster's ready with a 2-2 pitch. So the first Mercer's back.

Carroll from holding Mercer there. Second base and Leon is right in the hole. Here's a 2-2 pitch. Fast ball. Cut on. Foul ball. Bluff-Reezer. Now with the count of two balls on two strikes. Two outs. Yankees lead to one. Jimmy Lytles on deck nearly. Fluff-Reezer got that bat down on the end. He's deep in the batter's box. Close to the plate. Foster to the ball. Two 2- pitch. Curved by it. He's the right field. That ball is foul. Stepping the line. Now it's still two balls on two strikes.

Royal White leads off at third. Bobby Mercer off at first. Foster in the big stretch. Two 2- pitch to Bluff-Reezer. Curved by it on line. Right field. That is cut by the right fielder Foster. He moves to his right towards his forebord. Fluff-Reezer of all well. But Foster getting a good jump. Cut it for the third out. So the Yankees. And there half of the third. One run on two hits. There was one Cleveland error. And two men left on base. So at the end of three. The New York Yankees have two runs on three hits and oirers. The Cleveland Indians have one run on one hit. And the Indians have made two errors. All right. So residual going in here. You want to give the scores? Here's the score. Okay, Bill.

Got to solve one run lead. So we can do it. That's Baltimore. Brought to no score at the end of two. It's McNally against Nagy. And a red stock of 115 out of 19. And Baltimore still hasn't scored an 11-inch play at Friendly Fenway Park. Oakland at Kansas City. Nothing, nothing end of one. Fingers against Dow-Campon. White stock's nothing. Minnesota, nothing end of one. Johnson against Perry. Detroit at Washington. Milwaukee at California tonight. And the National League demands meet the pirates tonight. The Cubs are leading San Diego three to two at the end of two. Phoebus started. Kelly in the second. Ferguson-Jackins going to the Cubs. Gaston, Horned in the first six of the year. The Dodgers are at San Francisco later on. Night games, Montreal, Cincinnati. Philadelphia Atlanta and St. Louis at Houston. Here the Yankees lead two to one as we go into the top of the fourth inning. Yankees have capitalized on their running today and clutch-based hits.

In the first inning with two out, Roy White reached on an error by Eddie Leon's gold second. scored on Mercer's single alert. In the bottom of the third with two out. Monson's single alert. Goal of Baytime. Fauci's throwing error went to third. White walked and Mercer's single are right for a second RBI at a game. Right now, Greg Nettle walked his first time up. Monson didn't want to give in and throw him a fastball last time up. First bit, there's a fastball that's popped up and he can't all rightfield. Jimmy Lightles is under it and makes the catch. One away. And this is the New York Yankee baseball network we pause for station identification. This is Steve Fitzgera contact post. Call us week nights from 8 to midnight. Still on the fresh air sound of Radio 81, W-G-Y's connect today.

Greg Fauci, who struck out his first time up right hand hitting catcher. Wing blinds when the right field cornered at trouble. And bounces into the seat for a ground roll double. Boy, he really went with that pitch. Slider outside, he went right with it. One bounce on the warning track into the seat. And Ray Fauci has his fifth double of the year. The second hit off, Stan Bonson in the baseball game, both extroverted. The other one, a long, home run by John Lowenstein into the bleachers in right center. Frings up Roy Fauci, bounce to third, his first time up. Wow, Yankee's two Indians won. The curve is lower ball one. Roy Fauci first year in the big leagues last year, batted 26823 home runs and 60 runs batted in. Get the way from month and back to the screen,

and that'll be a wild pitch as Fauci goes to third. Thompson's curve broke in the dirt. Thurman must have tried a backhanded bounce right over his glove, and all the way back to the screen. Going out of the Indians with a big break. Yankee's capitalized on a couple hours. Now the Yankees moved the infield in. Kenny Baker, Clark, and Bluffery. Bossed about in just 175. Right hand better. Bossy leads off third, comes down the line. Bonson's pitch has occurred already outside corner, two balls in a strike. Yankee's in front, two to one, but the Indian's threatening here in the top of the fourth. Bonson line, pitch checks wing ground ball of Baker.

Baker upward and holds the runner at third, throws four through out at first, and forstering trying to check his wing at a nice two-bounzer to flank Baker the short side. That brings up the horse, Ken Harleton, who lined hard and deep to left field his first time up. Ken Harleton really off to a rough start batting 187. Two doubles, two homers and eight runs batted in. The old bat's off the toes of his left foot. Hard ground to right at Baker, Baker upward, the long throw in plenty of time. That was a tough chance for Frank Baker. For the Indians, no runs on a base, said no errors in a man left. And now at the end of three and a half it's Yankee's two and Cleveland one. Good shot.

Run around a 10-quarter on a hot summer day. You've really run up a third line. Just too good. When that last set of goal, you will be set for a couple of beers. So today, there's only one beer that'll do. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing, another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Chamba. Jump in at ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. No purchase necessary. BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC. 21 plus. Sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year.

And each year, we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. The most rewarding flavor in this band world. The people who are having fun. Keep burning love. One day you have when you're having more than one.

The mile is ball day here at Yankee Stadium. Double Idaho at these same Cleveland Indians. What a bargain day that is. Two ball games. You get a beautiful Wilson baseball. And it is a dandy. Oh, boys and girls. Fourteen years of age. You're under a company by an adult. Get one of these baseballs. And you don't have to use it for play. What you can do is come in early. You get the ball. Get the autographs that the Yankee players are going to be in the autograph session tomorrow. It'll be Mercer, Monson and Michael. And then save it for the ensuing autograph sessions. Get all the Yankees signed over the year. Jimmy Lidle, hit back to the box for his time up on a very close play at first base. Pulled out by Frank Humman. Lidle left in battle, was hitting real well

before he had the appendectomy. Swings and misses a slider in on it, strike two, nothing in two. Yankee's two runs, three hits, nowhere as the Indians won run on two hits and two bigger hits. The errors have caught them. The two strike pitch, fast blows low, ball and two strikes. Allen forced around the mound. On deck, Jerry Kenny. Big gap in Lutts and a field for Jimmy Lidle. Forced to kick, delivers its outside to and to. Indians have two forces in the game today. Allen forced a pitching, Roy Foster in right field. Frank Robinson has just formed it in the third with one on his second of the year. Baltimore leading to nothing batting in the top of the third. First runs that Baltimore scored.

In Fenway Park, they were shut out last night. Lidle follows the next pitch back on the screen. Count holds at two and two. Wind up by Foster. Fast ball bounced to first place. Howard's in up with it. Flips under and a foster in plenty of time and Lidle's out of there. What a way and about it, Jerry Kenny. Jerry bounced a second base his first time up. What a ball game that was last night. Steve Klein and Ray Lam really hooked up in a pitching door. The Indians winning it. Two to one on the whole run by Greg Nettel. Steve Klein had allowed just five hits and Jerry Kenny stepped out of the box as a pitch and flying a little little out of his zone there. He came down from about 50 feet to about 15.

A bonnet jump, hop jump, off he coming back, got a play, makes the catch. Jerry Kenny and trying to beat out a drag but follows out to the catcher in its true way. Now that'll bring up Frank Baker. Baker bounced out to second base his first time up. Two outs. Nobody on the Yankees in front, two to one. On Dick Sandbun. Dick has the coaching us there at Austin Howard at first. For the pitch, Bluff brought his high ball one. Bill Baker has Nettel's in at third base. See if he tries to slap one by one.

The one old delivery, hopped up. A right-feeler Alan Foster coming in calling for it. Leone gets out of the way and Foster makes the catch and shallow right-feel. Three up, three down for the Yankees and now at the end of four fullenings is New York two Cleveland one. Did you know that you can cut moving costs by 50% or more with a U-Haul rental truck or trailer? Over six million families every year moved with U-Haul because there's a size and the type is just right for a one-room apartment or for the biggest house in town. And if you're moving out of town, you can rent it here and leave it with a dealer where you're going. U-Haul has low rates, insurance, guaranteed tires and free road service. Cargo insurance included on trucks and trailers. U-Haul has a free moving guide that's loaded with helpful hints for self-movers. Stop in for your free copy and make your moving job

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Right now, Eddie Leon struck out his first time up. These are up against Stan Bonson. Yankees 2, Indians 1, top of the set. It'll be Leon, Heidman and Faulkner. It's inside Ball 1 from Bonson. Troy White, Bobby Mercer and Jimmy Lightle playing straight away on the right hand heading Leon. Bonson's basketball hit down the right field line, twisting foul and out of play. And that ball would have been deep enough to have been all run. Leon got good word on that opposite ball. Opposite field slide ball. This ball, ground ball, the clock, are essential on one big hop. Flips to bluffery and there's one out. Red stocked of change pitches as Ken Brett comes in

to relieve Nagy, McNally in there. Frank Robinson had that two run homer in the third to put Ball them all out in front. They're still batting in the top of the third inning. Heidman bounced the third first time up. Takes a curve on the outside corner strike call. I don't forget those Orioles will be in here. Mundy in Tuesday night. First appearance of the World Champion Baltimore Orioles. Lowell over A1-1. And that should be quite a serious. Neither game will be on TV. We hope to see out here at the ballpark. So one one pitch high. Two balls in a strike. The Orioles came up with three runs in the top of the third. Austin batting in the bottom of the third trailing. Three to nothing. Slice foul down the right field line back into the stand.

Two balls, two strikes. One out. Nobody on the Yankees leading two to one. Yankees scored in the first and third inning. The Indians in the top of the third on the all run by Lowell and team. Drive in the bleaches in right center. Curved Lowell bounces off the chest protector of Munchen three and two. Yankees right at the 500 mark. They have one 15 and lost 15. The payout pitch. Best ball filed upstairs out of play. Allen forced her on deck. He's got the golf glove on the right hand and the jacket on. Again the three to pitch. Line to right field. They sit for a jack item in his first sit at the series.

Jimmy Light loved it. Get it in the hours clock. And that's base hit number three. He's seen now at three bases. And the battle will be Allen forster. He bounced the third his first time up. But the Yankees will be looking for the sacrifice right here with one out and runner at first. Forster is one for nine on the year. Vitamin leads away. Forster squares bounce foul down the first base line strike one. Kenny was coming in from third. Bluffery from first and Bonson in from the pitching rubber. Kenny is in a third again. Bluffery holding the runner will come in. They come in. The ball is high. One on one.

He was ready to bounce. It makes it tough for that batter to lay down a good bounce. When he sees those three men coming in at first in third and the pitches bounce. Tries to make it too perfect. And most of the times will foul it off. Bobby Hoffman coaching at third. Johnny Lippon at first. The stretch. He's ready to swing and bounce it back out of play. So grossing up the Yankee defense that time. Drew McIntyre here from WWE. Wheeled in the Claymore can be a life of chaos. But I'm not dominating in the ring. Chumba Casino is how this warrior takes a wee break. With hundreds of online social games and new weekly releases. There's always something fresh to try. And those daily boosts next level. Even my free time feels like foul hallum. So when life feels like a battle. Kick up your feet. Have some fun. Let's Chumba. No purchase necessary. VGW Group Boyd. We're prohibited by law, CTs and Cs.

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It's one way and now the cab won ball two strikes. Alvin Dodg gives us a sign of Bobby Hoffman, who relays it to Alan Foster. Jack Heidman leads off first. He squares the butt-button back to the mound. It's a good butt. Bonson has to go to first. Clock covering may get Foster moving the second. His vitamin. Beautiful. Sacrifice butt with two strikes on him. But one thing he did have a curve for all the butt. Bonson curved him. And he bunded right back to the box. That play goes one to four to erase Foster. Runner is second. Two men out and here is Lohanstein, who struck out his first time up, and holmed deep into the bleaches his second time up. All right, two men are out. The Yankees leading two to one.

Lohanstein has two golf gloves on it. They are left-hand batter. Bonson fans will foul out of play back in the upper deck. And a good catch by a fan in the upper deck. Bonson deck made a pincer. Vitamin leaves off second. Bonson checks him. Best ball is on the outside corner, strike two. Lohanstein didn't quite believe Jacob Donald's call. Dan goes to the rising bag. Now to the belt. Best ball just a little high. One ball to strike. Last time up, Bonson challenged him with four best balls, and the fourth best ball was hit out of the box. First time up, he really pitched to it.

Curved in, curved in, and then curved on the outside part of the plate. All right, ready for the one ball, two strike pitch. First ball, bouncing ball is short. Baker's going to have a tough play in the long throw. He's out at first base, and that's Dan Lohanstein arguing with you, man. Boy, that was close. Deep in the hole, Baker had a really fire at it. For the Indians, no runs. The base hit, no errors in a man left. And at the end of four and a half is still the Yankees two, and the Indian one. Here's good news for folks who use rental trucks or trailers to move their household furnishings or for miscellaneous hauling jobs. You haul dealers now honor Bank America card and master charge cards for local and one-way rentals. No cash deposit is required, and you can include furniture pads, tow bars, and other moving aids too. Cargo insurance included on trucks and trailers.

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So each team with three bases, the Yankees lead two to one. Mercer has two of the three Yankees. It's in both runs, batted in, Firm and Munsen has the other one. I had Forster into the wind up. The right-handed pitch is over the outside corner, strike call. The playbonson straight away. Slider on the outside corner, strike two call. Forster's first came up, he was really a hard throw. He's lost quite a bit off his pass well. And then the Yankees, the Yankees, throw, he's lost quite a bit off his pass well. Curved swing in a miss strike three, so on three pitches, Forster picked up his first strike out of the ballgame,

Bunsen goes down, and now he's far as Clark. Forster's bounce to first and fly to left field. On deck, Firm and Munsen. Nettles moves in a third base. Forster's pitch to Clark is popped up in a shallow right set up. Beta offensive, pounding the gloves. He's there, makes the catch in a two-way. With two I will bring up Firm and Munsen. Firm and forster second in the first inning. And then hit a sore section of sleigh at a shallow left field and it's just fell in between the item and low and stand. Then Munsen stole second, went to third on the throwing arrow by Ray Fossy and scored on the single by Bobby Mercer. Well Yankee base running has helped the count for the two runs

that they have in the ballgame. Firm and was telling me down in the Yankee's locker room, not to expect too much from him today, because his timing was way off, and he ended down in Fort Knox where his attending military duty couldn't get any time to get any batting practice. He takes a strike on the outside corner. First time up he was way behind the pitches and popped up off his fist to the second baseman. And a base that he did get was off the end of the bat in a shallow left field. But one strike pitch, strike two call to curve and then a fastball, nothing in two. Yankee's two Indians won, bottom of the fifth, on deck Roy White. Foster White, foul, upstairs and out of play, back in the upper deck.

Jacob Donald flips the new ball back to Alan Foster. Where I'm in Munson with that open stance, Foster White's curve just missed the outside corner. Boy, Foster wanted that one. It was close. Not quite as slow and tantalizing a curve, as Ray Lam threw at the Yankee's last night. But still a big breaking curve ball. Here's the one two pitch. Fastball hit in the ass, straightaway center failed. Backed up a little bit. Two is right. Is there makes the catch. So the Yankee's get down in order for the second inning in a row and at the end of five full inning. It's New York two and Cleveland one.

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Right here, the Yankees out in front, two to one. We go to the top of the six. It'll be Pinson nettles and potty to face stand, Bonson. The Yankee ground crew has smoothed down the infield. Bonson taking his warm up pitches with Monson now. Beta Pinson is flying to center and bounced out first baseman to the pitcher covering. Wind blowing out towards Laughfield. Not too much of a wind. Beta Pinson has four doubles, one harmer and seven runs battered in. Real stylish, let's hand battered.

This is slightly closed stand. Chokes up just about a half inch under that. Bonson's pitch just inside ball one. Good fast ball by stand. Yankees lead two to one, top of the six running. Bonson kicks, delivers a fast ball. Line to right center, that's a base hit over fast. Jimmy Lightlow is right. Up with it, Pinson makes the turn and then comes back. A line single to right center. Feel the potential tang run at first base. Base hit number four for Cleveland and here is Greg nettles who walked in the first inning. Line to right in the fourth. Nobody out. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing.

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Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. And with 10 stolen bases on the air. You got to keep an eye on him. The stretch by Bonson. Curve line. I'll put it bluntly. Steps on place. So second low. And it gets through Baker. And Baker is flipping. I don't know whether he stepped on the bag and twisted his ankle or pinched his foot in a little. Bluffer made a fine place. He came up with a hard hit. She ought to have stepped on first. But then his throw. Or the Baker hit in the dirt about 10 feet in front of the bag. And Baker couldn't hold on to it. So that play goes three on a fifth. There'll be no air on the play. And Baker limping slightly out of shortstop. He might have put his foot down hard on the bag and turned it. Here is Ray Patti, who struck out in the first inning. Double the right field in the four.

Kirk was not undecided. Sometimes you'll see a first baseman figure well. Should I throw a second and then get back to first. But he went right to first and tagged it. Had plenty of time to throw pinching out a second. Fossy takes the curved low ball one. Yankee's off in front, two to one here in the top of the sixth inning. The end of three is Baltimore three and a red sucks nothing. And a three Oakland one Kansas City nothing. And a three Minnesota two white sucks one. Kansas City high and tight ball two. The national league just one game underway now. San Diego three in the club is three at the end of three. By the blue got off the hook last night as he was trailing three to nothing. And his teammates came back. He was not involved in the decision, but the Oakland A's finally won it.

The two old delivery to Fossy low ball three three and nothing. And on deck Roy Porter made a pension at second base. You know he's got good speed with ten stolen bases. Takes a big lead off second. Bonson's pitch is lined in a right field. Jimmy Lido coming on digging can't get it. But pension had a hold up and can only go to third base. It drops in front of Jimmy Lido for a base hit. Roy Fossy, Ray Fossy rather singles to right. His second hit of the ball game the fifth hit for the Indians. And Lido was playing Fossy D. He's got good fall. There's time up remember. He hit one one Bonson at the right field. He's for a ground roll double. And after a long run Jimmy had to play it on one hop. But pension could not break as the ball was hit so he can only go to third base.

And now the Yankees have a chance for the double play to get out of the inning. There's one out. Yankees out in front two to one. One is at first and third. Roy Fossy is bounced at third and bounced to short. And on deck the hop Ken Howard. Bonson sets. He's got a bear down now. His curved bounce foul outside and third almost hit pension but he was in foul territory as they don't end down on both knees to get out of the way at that foul ground ball. Fossy back to first. Pension at third. Roy Foss to the batter. Run as lead at the corners. Bonson comes to the belt. First ball popped up.

Popped up Frank Baker on a remedy. Outfield grass is under it. Makes the cast and the runners have to hold a big out for Bonson and the Yankees. Two men are out and now Ken Howard's in line. Hard to lift and bounce to the short top. Both for two. Foulson with the land black under each eye. What they use in tennis on each wrist. Perspiration Bons. Starting to let his hair grow a little longer now. He didn't have a short haircut at the beginning of the year but his average is way down. Now he's going to have to let his hair grow. The pitch to house and a curved low ball won. House and came into this game batting just 191.

Yankees two Indians won. Run as that person fared too up. Stretched by Bonson. Curved foul back and out of play. One ball, one strike to count. On deck, Eddie Leon. House and taking a little extra time. Bonson steps off the mound. Now he's back in. Stan looks into the sign. Here's the stretch. The pitch is bounce back to the Bonsons. Bonson boots the ball. The throw to first not in sign. Everybody safe and the ball game is tied up.

As Stan let the ball play me back up on it. Two two ball game. And it'll be an average charge to Bonson. A reminder, this is the New York Yankee Baseball Network and we forward for station identification. W-G-Y. Connected in New York. American Airlines flies to places you've probably dreamed about. From Aruba and the Caribbean to Australia and the South Pacific and lots more places in between. Call your travel agent or American for reservations. So on the hour by Bonson, the owner and run has since and comes across the score. It was just a slow tap or off the end of the drive. Bonson started in any back jump and when you're feeling a ball on that pitching mound, which is very uneven and kind of cut up from the pitches digging in with their spikes shoes when they follow through. It's tough to feel the ground ball and Stan went back and took a little crazy bounce to his right. He got part of his groove on a road away from him and he picked it up,

lying flat on the ground through to first but not in time. So he's got a brand new ball game. Two two and Eddie Leone the better. Fauci had second house in his first pitch on the outside corner, strike call. No RBI for Harrowson. Harrow's that played an important part. In the run scored this ball game all except the home of my Lawrence team pitches high one-on-one. Two to the score, top of the six. Leone has struck out and bounced the second base. Jack Heidman on deck. Which by Bonson is luke down the right center, digging hard as Jimmy Lathley can't get it.

That's rolling to the wall. One one scores and Halton is going to come in and score and the Indians go out in front now by a score of four to two. Eddie Leone with a double to right center field. So the error really costfully to the Yankees. Fauci scores, house and scores all the way from first base. And the Indians are out in front, four to two. Eddie Leone picks up the only his second double of the year and now has six runs batted in. Jack Heidman bounced the first single to right. Three big runs here in the six inning. Serve is a little all ball one.

All the runs scored in the inning will be unearned. But they still count in the ball game. Serve in there, strike call one of them on. Well Cleveland, who has come in here, not doing too well. The Yankees are up ball game last night, lead here four to two. Broken back ground, a Bonson got this one. It's roughly come up with and throws them out. But that throw bright ahead, the barrel going down the third base line. For the Indians, pick up three runs on three hits, one big error and one man left. At the end of five and a half, it's Cleveland four, the Yankees two. This is the story of a 13th Yanomaker.

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His fit to white is taken lower as Roy Bluffs of on ball 1. They want to take a look at that ball. And they're going to throw it out of play. Take O'Donnell. Flips it to the Yankee ballboy. They can be dexterously fired the new ball back to force the left handed and to the ballboy right handed. Double pop this time by force. The pitches line right up play by Ken Housen. Holy cow. All leafing, twisting, backhand grabs up a double away from Roy White. Beautiful play by the heart. Wanna work in out Bobby Mercer. Mercer is two for two, singled in the first, singled in the third, and is driven in both Yankee runs.

Bobby Mercer right now batting 370 came into this game batting 358 and has eight hits in his last 11 at bat. Takes a pitch high ball 1. I don't believe Ken Housen has made a better play in his professional career than that last one. Not a fact on the base hit. Mercer got an a third and the ball went right under his gloves. Lowered a Bobby ball to two and nothing. Roy White really robbed there on deck curve referee. Indians in front, four to two bottom of the six. Mr. Bobby swinging in a miss. Two balls one strike. From the few times Bobby has tried to pull an outside pitch.

He's been gone a lot of time and getting a lot of hits out that way. All right, poster ready. Fitches hit in a lot of time but high in the air moving back as low and seen. Glasses down backing up next to catch. Four little too high and drove low and seen back fairly deep. But he was able to make the play in there a two way. Now curve referee walked in the second and lying to right field in the third. Indian four runs, six hits too early. Yankees two runs, three hits, one error. Wind up by four sir and his curve is high at low one.

On deck Jimmy life. Wind up and the pitches hit high in the air to right set up. Vincent is there though and Vader makes the catch. Five fly balls, three up three down. The score now at the end of six pullinings. Cleveland four and the Yankees two. On the scoreboard, Baltimore leading the red stock three nothing in the three. McNally for Baltimore. One Yankees started red in a second. Frank Robinson had a two run home in the third is second of the year. Oakland one changes the city nothing into three fingers against Alcannon. White flag three minutes so to two into four and a half. Johnson against Perry. Kilibrow got his fourth of the year in the third with one on. And coming over to give you the rest of the scores. I'm carrying it down the wire in this exciting ballgame.

Frank Mester. Thank you very much. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I don't believe what she do. We have any other scores one on the one beside those still gave you. The Chicago Cubs five and the San Diego Padres three at the end of four innings. Tom Foeber started for San Diego. Kelly in the second. And Ferguson Jackins is pitching for the Chicago Cubs. Barnes Gaston is homer for San Diego. He's six home run of the year. And Harmon Kilibrow is unloading today. He's got a home run. His fourth. But the white sucks. Our head of the Minnesota twins three to two at the end of four innings. On we go to the seventh inning of our ballgame here at Yankee Stadium.

Alan Foster the pitcher leads it off. Rounded out his first time up and then sacrificed with two strikes on him in the fifth inning. He takes the pitch right over the outside corner for a call strike. Right hand butter. Bonson right hand pressure curves in the instant in the air out into right field. Jimmy Lidler is there under it. Love up. Makes the catch and that is all for Foster. Don't want to lay here on the top of the seventh inning. But it will be John Lohenstein who homeworks with two out from the bases empty in the third inning. His second home run of the year. Lohenstein the left hand at her.

Bonson lines and deals. Fastball is lined out into right field. It's going to be in for the base. Jimmy Lidler tracks it out. Lohenstein going full tilt around first now stops and comes back. Lohenstein collects his second hit of the ball game and he wasn't even in the original starting line up today. That will be base hit number seven. Fast Bonson, seven months in goes out of the mound as made a Pinson set in. Pinson is one for three. Let off the switch setting with a double. Swords the tying one of the ball game when Bonson committed an error with two out. And after Bonson there at a Leone double for two more runs. So the three runs Swords were unearned. Bonson making the error on the comebacker which opened the gate for all three of them.

His first pitch hit of Pinson fastball hit on the ground at clock. He's up. Goes to Baker out of second back to first safe. David first out of second they get the force on the lead runner to that. That's Greg Nettel. Nettel says walk, fly the right and run it out the first. Left to M. Barry. Go over the first space, no play on Pinson.

Well, look up stairs and see three jets all at one time. Fritz Frost and over the Yankee Stadium. Still waiting for the next pitch to Nettel. Now Bonson is going to set back off the rubber waiting for the first pitch to Nettel. Here comes our dog with pitch out. Pinson was not going. So it's ball one. Cleveland is leading in the ball game four to two. Bonson's stretch is set to two balls. Jackson Dale's curve ball down low. Two balls in all strikes to Greg Nettel. Nettel's got the winning hit last night a whole block. And a well hit homer. Law and scenes over on today traveled even farther.

Throw the first space Pinson is back. Another throw to first space in the dirt knocked down by bluffery. Two balls in all strikes to the left hand hitting Greg Nettel. Bonson Dale's Nettel facing behind our side ball three. Bonson has a naturally rising fastball. Rips the ball across the scene. Turns it loose let overhand motion the ball tends to sail a little bit as it comes in. He's behind three and Ode Nettel. The next trick Nettel claims on it.

Fluffery comes up with it on the ground. Steps on first to the side of the drive. No runs, a base hit. No errors and a man is left off. It's off the end of six. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com. Let's Jamba. No purchase necessary. BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC. 21 plus. Sponsored by JambaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said that 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows.

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Fans are at the stadium with their seven-bending stretch. Don't forget tomorrow's ball day. All young fans, 14 and under a company minor dog, get a free-based ball with the Yankee name on it. Steve Dunning is going to pitch one of those ball games tomorrow for Cleveland, and he is today celebrating his 21st birthday. That almost full year in the major leagues, and just today has his 21st birthday. He was there a first-round draft choice last year, signing out of college for his last graduate. Here's Jimmy Lionel. Swings and Mrs. Fragoire. Sam McDowell is going to pitch the other ball game for Cleveland, while the Yankees go with Mel Stoutelmine, my guess.

Lionel is bound for the pitcher. He's got outpitcher the first and first to pitcher. He swings in the crib and rides to the right. It's going to be until they set. Lionel will get at least two out of it. Foster plays the ball off the wall, and Lionel's going hard, holds in standing of the second. But Jimmy Lionel has third hit of the year, and his first extra bass hit. Richard Lionel has had some coming back after his operation. Get out the midi with that, Lionel. Early in the season down in Washington, suffered a tender sight and had to have his stomachs removed. Now Jerry Kennedy, he's grounded out the second and foul of the catcher. He takes high ball off.

Lionel has been up 12 times since coming back after his operation. That's his first hit and his first extra bass shot. One out of Jerry Kennedy, get in the air outside. Right center field, moving over to the center field of eight offense, and Lionel has tagged up. He makes sense and draw, and now Lionel goes back to second. Baker is due up, but Danny Keter now is coming out to bat for Frank Baker. Keter is right handed. Baker was left handed. What Baker had gone hitless in his ballgame? Danny Keter, who had gone open nine, went super three last night. So Ralph out figure as well, maybe Danny's got the hot bat now.

Well he said in a head. Keter on the year, about in 238. And the first pitch to him, last ball to second, strike one. Alan Foster, who's allowed only four hits to the Yankees, stretches, sets right at the belt. Right at a turn to lose, Keter swings and falls at back. Ball ball back into the mercenaries. No balls and two strikes out of Danny. Yankees trailing by two.

Keter's the tying run at the plate. The only two pitch will be coming to him. It is low and outside, back handed, just out before it hits the ground by Ray Foster. Ball and two strikes. Jake gives this out on deck to bat for Johnson. Alan right field Roy Foster is playing Keter well over towards the corner. Almost as the left hand pullner is. Except by Foster, Alan Foster the pitcher. And Keter takes it inside at the shoulders, two and two. Two Foster or Cleveland Roy Foster, the right field, or Alan Foster the pitcher. Alan Foster ready again. Lytle leads the way at second base.

Here comes the pitch. Keter ball, it back up the middle and do his left. The short throw, Hightiman has it, goes to first and gets Keter. Jack Hightiman moves well to his left to throw out Keter. Lytle goes to third. And with two outs, now Jake gives, will back for Stann Johnson. Jake gives him sitting one nighty. He went over four last night, struck out twice. One time up he had a line drive that was struck by the first baseman Gover Hodge and turned into a double play. The ball was well hit and that was the turning point in the ball game. I'd have to say there was a key play for the Cleveland Indians, that had to be it.

Look up at a third base from I-04-1 now by Foster and here's his pitch. Keter is over the inside corner in the high, strike one. Baltimore, four baseman, one at the end of point a half any now. Full line up again by Foster, the O-1 pitch. Keter ball popped out behind the plate. Here comes Foster after, back to the three and he dropped it. He does not get it. Foster was having trouble all the way on that one. I had a justly loaded him off the triple from this. There is no error on it. Just for all no play. God is on to on Jake gives.

Message board informs us that all star voting will begin your Friday May 28th. Yankees that they will be playing the California Angels. It will be a night game. O-1 pitch to get. Line drive caught by the second baseman Eddie Leon and the start of the dive. Yankees no run. They have the lead off double by Jimmy Lytle. There are no errors and Lytle is left front of his third. At the end of seven the score. Waitland four in New York two. Did you know that you can cut moving costs by 50% or more with a U-Haul rental truck or trailer? Over six million families every year move with U-Haul because there's a size and the type is just right for a one-room apartment or for the biggest house in town. Moving out of town you can rent it here and leave it with a dealer where you're going. U-Haul has low rates insurance guaranteed tires and free road service cargo insurance included on trucks and trailers.

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Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Before you get to the bleachers, out and left field. But you don't have to remember all that. Just look around. Gary was loose. He comes out of pitch, bouncing out of the ballgame for the Finch of the Jake Gibbs. Gene Michael has come on to play shortstop. Danny Kater about it for Frank Baker. So Gene Michael is at short. And Gary was loose to you to pitch. He gave up seven bases. Rock one and a struck out three.

He walked one struck out two in the first inning. Then struck out one man the rest of the way. His own air. On a ground ball hit back to him by Ken Hilton in the sixth inning. Let the player go to the ballgame. On a ground ball hit back to him by Ken Hilton in the sixth inning. Let the Cleveland Indians score three runs. Great fossilated office. Two for three struck out in the first inning. Then doubled and single. Right hand batter. Both his base inch went to right field. Was loose. He's first to throw it outside ball one. Was loose. He has no one in last record. No say. An earned run average of 2.5. Seven. This is his 10th appearance. He's pitch 14 innings. This is outside again. Good old.

Was loose. He has walked only three while striking out nine. Two and out of five feet. Strike call. Top half of the eighth inning. Cleveland leading four to two. And the next pitch. Check swing. Strike two is called. Gray is the outside corner. Fossies stepped out. That comes back in. Was once and deals. Fossies twice as a foul into the upper deck on the first safe side. Got his two balls and two strikes. The Ray Fossie, the Cleveland catcher.

Roy Foster is on deck. Was loose. He's pitch fouled away again. This one down the right field line. And also into the upper deck. One other baseball fossed out to right handed. Jerry was loose. He's going to take time to rub this one up a little bit. Yankees are down by two. Was loose. He wants his two to pitch. Get on the ground of third. Jerry Kenny has it on two hops. Goes to first in time. Fossies out. One away. And right now this is the New York Yankee Baseball. That work we pause for station identification. This is Shannon in the morning. Come in your way Monday to Saturday. Five thirty to ten. Here I'm the fresh air sound of Radio 81. WGY's connectivity.

Roy Fossie to the batter now. He's over three. Grounded out twice and popped up once. Right hand battered. Thanks for calls. Strike letter high on the outside corner. Jerry was loose. Thanks a little time between pitches. Fossies stays right there in the batter's box. Now the wind up in here it comes. Kerbal popped up tall coming back into the seat behind first. No balls too straight. Flushle skis. Flips the ball back and forth.

Gloved hand to throwing hand. Now one is on two pitch. Loan outside. Backhanded in the very. Five-pervent months ago. Falk helps in his arm deck. One two pitch. Check swing grounder. Left side. Kenny gobbles it up. Files the first. He's out. Two down. He didn't want to swing it out and try to get the bat back. But couldn't make contact and ground it out to Kenny. Now how often the hawk is over three. But he was up in the sixth inning. When he hit the ball back to Boston. It looked like Stan reached for the ball before it got to him. He was off balance. Fumbled it. Lost it. Charged with an air. Tying run score. And Harold from the safe. Next man out. Leon double-grived into more runs.

Strike one to the hawk. Two out. Nobody on. Four to two Cleveland. Sir ball popped up on the left side. Kenny is after it. So is Michael. Michael calls Kenny off the ball. And Michael makes the catch. As Kenny runs well away from the scene of action. So is Kenny heard. Michael say I've got it. Kenny just lit out. So I wouldn't get in Gene's way. Three up three down. Nothing across. And at the end of the top of the eighth inning. The score is three one four in New York two. A little woman doesn't happen all the intrigues. She probably leaves that to you. It just doesn't affect the way she runs her daily life. But one of the things that does affect the way her life operates is the way your car operates. Your car isn't getting a mileage it should.

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Good figure. But the Yankee, this would be their best shot at tying this ball game up or going in there. Not for the batting order here. They don't do that. They'll have the middle third of the lower half coming up in the night. There's a strike. Park taking all the way three and one. Allen Foster. Gicks and DOs. Park takes five all three. That's the third loss. Giving up by Allen Foster. So now the Yankees can bring the tie and run up to the plate. And that is Sherman Munson. Sherman Munson in his last 37 advises at 14 bases. Figures out to a 380 clip. Delving in box from that deadly shot he had again this year. I'm what we're going to do.

Maybe I'll keep Sherman out of action for the first 30 at bat. Then let him start off. Breaking pitches and I've all won. Allen dark has this bullpen going. I didn't see the picture again up to strike those right there. Foster off the stretch. Park at first. Haroldson holding him on. Straddle forever. Action style. This collection metal action goes all the time. Foster ready to the belt. Gicks and DOs. High with a breaking ball. Duval to no strike. And now Foster is going to go out and help him. He's going to come over to the first base. Foster is probably done and don't worry about that base runner at first. Step all over the plate.

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Alan's off for five little time right now because he's got his fourth hand working. Dark talking to this picture. And now I'm played on fire. Jacob is on it. We'll start walking out that way. When he gets there, the conference will have to break up and it breaks up before he gets there. Dark back to the dugout. Months and steps back in with a three ball-mode strike job. Stretched by Foster. And here's his pitch. Right at the up-drive spot. Very well. Months have started out the first place.

Stretch again. We're going to serve in months. Right down the little strike here. Now he's throwing two pass balls and got him both in the strike zone to throw the gout free and do. That's it. That's it. Playoff pitch. One out here in the air to set it free. I'm not too deep. Coming in for a beta-pimpton. Clark plays an halfway. Pimpton makes the catch and Clark starts back to first pitch. One out there and Roy White to better. White is over two. He's reached them in air. Start on a base and start a run. He has walked.

And he has lined up to Hawkels and I don't believe I was thrown in by a jump any higher. Then Harold Smith did to get that line drive. He went way up in the air. Foster checks Clark. White batting lefty. Foster delivers. Inside gets away from Foster. There goes Clark. And he is in a second base standing up. A while pitch is charged to Adam Foster. And Morris Park goes to second. They play Roy White round to the right side on the infield. I feel shadow in left deep and right. Care ball. They checks his swing. It's inside. Do all the no strikes. And Foster again goes to the mountain. Foster may have been crossed up there.

They'll be sure about their side. Now the anti-runner down at second base. When the runner is at second. They'll be sure about their side. Now the anti-runner down at second base. When the runner is at second. They always change the indicator of the side. Set up to be in the first side. Maybe the second is there. Because they fail in the regular set of sides. Which normally is one finger for a fast ball. Two for breaking fish. Runner's second can fit much about an L. But they change the side. Two old fish. Load outside ball bridge. Block leads to second. Real touch coming to Roy White. There it is. Block four white ones. That'll be all for Alan Foster. The tying run at first base and the lobby must be coming up. Alan Dark will go for it up to Anfisher. The fourth block given up by Foster. And he has walked himself out of his ball game.

Here in the eighth inning. And the fourth block given up by Foster. And he has walked himself out of his ball game. Here in the eighth inning. Giving a two-walks in a wildbitch. And Alan Dark will go for Alan Dennis. We'll just wait and see. We could venture a guess. Let's just wait and be sure. All four of them in honor of the first block of the game. We'll just wait and see. We could venture a guess. Let's just wait and be sure. 4-3 goes 7 and 1-3 at any, and the last 2 runs only given a 3-base hit, 1-4 struck

out 1. And telling on right now the pitch will be Steve Mingori, a lethander. Mingori are left at at a pitch to the Red Hot, getting Bolly Murphy. Let's see what Mingori has done this year. This is his 14th appearance. He's been in more ball games than any other Cleveland pitcher. He's won 1-1 last night. In 13-3 the appearance of the 6th on the 11-any. As an earned run average of 1.64, the walk date struck out 9-9. It's all from that hour's day, he has been tough when he got the ball over the plate.

Left at at 5-10, 175. 27 years old from Kansas City, Missouri. Last night when Ray Lamb bitched a complete ball game was only the third complete game for the Cleveland pitching staff. But for a while, I thought it was going to get the fourth today, but it got a little bit wild here in the eighth inning. And Alvin dark didn't want to take any chances on the right-hand. They're fetching the Bolly Murphy, rather have the left-handed Steve Mingori. Mingori got in the 21 ball games, but India's last year he had a record of 1 win and no loss. That's his major league record, 1-0, friend one average, 2-point, 7-0.

Indian spot him from Savannah. He saw it on Mercer inside ball up. Mars Park at second, Roy White at first, 1-0. Mercer is 2-3 in this ball game. Bolly is getting 3-66. Next fit. Jack's playing on strike ball, 1-1. That's Mingori with the very jump on the left-handed, very tough spot on. Grab to the wrong side, get his on his belt. Here's 1-1 fit. Ball by. Mercer's not getting a good shot at it. 1 ball and 2-3.

If they don't pay, Aaloo is on deck. Feel about for bluckery. Dress and stuff by Mingori has set. They have lowered our side, 2 ball, 2-3. But Aaloo on deck is about to bluckery, that's the gives us a thought. Bolly Mercer and Danny Keter. I believe the only two consistent players. They're managed to rock off the fence with some other foreshadowing switch in it. Mercer plays day in and day out and Keter gets an occasional rest. Switch to Bolly. A ball 3-4 down. 3-2 strikes, 1-0.

2-0. Yankee's training by fair. 4-2, please. Mingori bent down, takes the side. Now the hands come together. And the 3-2 fit. Mercer's wing from his perspective. Bolly Mercer is one of his job as he strikes off the dangerous Bolly Mercer. Danny with a fastball and fully play Aaloo now will pass. And as soon as Aaloo is announced into the ball game, Alvin Dark will make another pitching change and bring in a right-handed. Dark is bringing in a right-handed. He waited until Fully Play was announced into the ball game. And then Dark came out and waved to his full pass. John Mingori pitches to one man. Mercer strikes him out.

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I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. The final but now he goes back to the dugout. And if a little keeps the ending going, the line will about for himself with the right hand around him out.

And the right hand he will be Phil Hennegan. Mingory one-third of an ending one strike out and out. Phil Hennegan. Hennegan is one-one and last time. This is only a third appearance. He fixed the total of six innings and allowed no runs. Walk one-struck out three. Right hand. Hennegan. Hennegan's detection from down Jeff's protection.

25 years old. 6 feet 185 pounds. In high school, he wants pitch to no hitter and lost by a score of two to nothing. He served 22 months in the United States Army, 1966 through 68. Was an artillery man in combat over in Vietnam. Phil Hennegan. I'm not a fish. To Bully Bay. Hello. Notting for Kirk Luffer. That is first fish. Fastball for strike. Hello hitting 247. Right hand.

Right hand. Look back a second on the pitch. Cut off, got out of the right field. Right posture moving around under it. Makes the catch and the Yankee threat is done. No runs, no hits. No errors. Two offs, two men left on. And at the end of eight, the score is still Cleveland 4 and New York 2. Two centuries ago, in a little town of Wetzlar, Germany, a young man opened it in and began brewing his own beer. The young man's name was Johann Schafer. And even though Wetzlar already had plenty of ins and plenty of beers, his became a great favorite.

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And also last year at Auckland, so he is. For many of you with a position. That is Leon, who has the key base in this ball game for the Cleveland Indians. We'll lead off the ninth inning. Leon knocked in two runs for the double in the sixth after the gates were opened on an error by pitcher Stan Munson. Law third of the order, Leon Hitevin. And then the pitcher Hennigan, what they do. And we would imagine what that would show. That one is called, as was listed, finds the outside corner with a fastball. Here is retired for three money of faith so far. Into the wind up. Gets the nails, breaking pitch outside, one and one.

One one deal. Get on the ground up the end of the basket quite. Off's up with it. Goes the first piece out. That's all for any Leon. Went away and jack Hitevin the batter. Hitevin has grounded up, singled and bounced back to the mound. One for three. Hennigan, the pitcher, comes out on deck. There's one. One hot backhanded by a lowly fall down. Throws the waslewski they've got him. Shotly at ball to Felipe alo's right. He moved over backhanded it. Wanted to race over and makes the play unassisted but felled out. And had to shovel it to Gary waslewski covering.

Hitevin has retired and now Hennigan will bat for himself. He has the right hand back. Still Hennigan the pitcher. Down on the end of the bat, takes blowing outside ball one. Waslewski wins and they strike me high next to the outside corner. Hennigan's spin up only one time did not get a base hit. Following the strike two out, Cleveland leading four to two ninth inning. Waslewski won. Fires and the pitcher's father died.

Right into the Cleveland television booth next door to us. Terp's score gets seven. Terp's working on radio, former Cleveland pitcher. Give all two strikes now to Hennigan. Terp's going outside ball three. So now Gary waslewski has worked himself to a full count on the pitcher, Phil Hennigan. He winds and fires and it is ball four. Waslewski kicks the dirt. The only base runner he's allowed. He retired five and a row and I lost the pitcher. But I will be John Lohanstein left hand in there. Lohanstein is rumored and flingled.

Get a long homerun back on the third inning into the pitcher. Out in right center field. At the time he had a ball into the bleachers here at Yankee Stadium, you have really hit it. In one of the bleachers in left field, left center field, he joined very, so much company. Catch Lohanstein, Lohanstein ball on. Well, he was not holding the pitcher out at first. Born scene takes five, all two. And waslewski kicks the dirt around again, lost the strike zone, can't find it. Two balls, no strikes, months and goes out there. Looking ahead to the bottom half of the inning Yankee's out of light hold.

Ketty and Michael do up. There's the ball fouled off. And back upstairs out of play. Four or two Cleveland leading. Foulness went back on the screen. Two and two on John Lohanstein. Waslewski sets and ready to work, such as foul the way again to the seat. This one to the left side.

Two two pitch again, not a foul back upstairs. So John Lohanstein, if he's not doing anything else, he's making a lot of shit happy. I set him balls back up. In the sixth inning, Baltimore leads Boston 4-2. Right here, it's 4-2. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law. I'm Dan Morgan, I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law. That's pretty awesome.

I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got to the seat? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Complete what leaves the end of you. Another 22 fish to John Hornstein. Down low. Wall three and again. Down low. Wall three and again. A full shot. That'll make Hennigan run a little bit down there, first place.

There you go. Fitches inside. Wall four. And our loose keeps walking himself in trouble. Right now, this is the New York Hanky Baseball Network. We pause for station identification. This is your guy, Hi-Each. Join me for your kind of music. Week day. Three to seven. You're on the fresh air sound of Radio 81. W-G-Y Schemeckety. Run as the first and second. They had a turn from the bottom and months and goes out to the mouth. They're getting their indicator set now. First time was Luskey's out of one of the behind in a second base. Bits to the left hand and exemption. The checks is playing at the strike.

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Fries of the double, Lytles had gone off. Fitcher the first and first to pitchers. Next day, a swung on in this blazing fastball. Strike two. Two games out here in a march down to one o'clock. Two strikes fixed to Lytles. A ball. And it's one and two. Hennigan smooths the dirt around on Fitching Mountain. Pass to Lytles and frags, doesn't take it out there. Trees down and pass it with his fingertips. Six to sign from Ray Fawsey right hander wide. And here's the pitch. Hide outside ball two.

Got a short shot. Fitching Mountain. Swinging his arms right in fourth. Rostates to right arm. The throwing arm. Fitch to Lytles inside another fastball. And the got his full three and two. They played in the upper middle. The Southern field have made a fence and shaved in just a bit. They don't protect either foul line again. Three two bit. One on foul by. Both down three and two on Lytles. Blinded up by Hennigan again. Here's the pitch. Lytles fouls another little way. Both down three and two on Lytles. Blinded up by Hennigan again. Here's the pitch. Lytles fouls another little way. Fitching Mountain.

Hennigan is on deck. Cleveland leading. Four to two. Lytles foul them off. Hennigan hits there. Next pitch. He hits it in the air to cut it to you. Made a fence and moved into his right. He's under it. He's got it. One away. And I'm Jerry Kenny. Hittles and three. Gene Michael is on deck. Kenny has routed out the second foul to the catcher and fly to Sutterfield. Hennigan won and brings it in fastball down low.

Strike ball. Not a fastball. Hennigan just rairs back and fires. Four to two. Cleveland leading. Hennigan again. Goes for the right and right. Watch down the lane to Ray Fossy. Into the line that kicks the left leg and delivers. Kenny swings and fouls it off into the seat behind third base. One ball and two strikes one out. Bill Hennigan, the third picture used by the Indian. Why? Get a foul swan back off the catcher. Ray Fossy. It isn't so hard to ball bounce all the way over toward the Yankee dugout. One of the tendards.

Fossy gives a sign. Press down low. Two ball two strikes on Jerry Kenny. Hennigan reaches out. Fats the wrong side. Dealing two and two. Faced foul to the left on a half swing. At the fence in front of the box seats just fast. The third base dugout bounced out. The third base umpire. Bill Hennigan. He gives it to Greg Nettles and Nettles throws it back to the picture. Yankee is trailing by two and the bottom half of the net. The fifth. Kenny hits it in the air to set a field again. The head of fence and dancing around is under it now.

Makes the catch and there are two down. Not coming up for his first time in the ballgame. Short start G and Michael. Rod Woods comes down on deck. Woods will back for Warrzlusti if Michael keeps the game going. She hit of course hitting Nettles against the right hand. Slams Hennigan. Michael is starting two thirty-six. Strike one doing it. Michael batting two eleven as a Nettlesander. 281 as a right hand. Hennigan one turns and moves low. One ball and one strike.

Michael has requested time now he's ready again. Gene Wright puts slightly in front of the left. Swings on the pitch pops it up on the infield. This should be the ballgame. Nettles down from third. Makes the catch and the drive is one zero. Tyler Redic here from 2311 Racing. The rush of racing? Nothing beats it. But Jumbo Casino comes close. Jumbo's got fast spins, fun games, daily bonuses, and all the action you can handle. Now that's a ride. Ready to hit the throttle? Get in the driver's seat and head to www.chumbocasino.com. Let's Jumbo. Sponsored by Jumbo Casino. No purchase necessary. VGW Group Voidware prohibited by law. 21 plus turns and conditions apply. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan,

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