Sam

Martin

will

kick

off

for

the

Lions.

This

game

is

underway

here

in

Detroit.

It's

a

short

kick.

Ogunbowale

returning.

From

just

shy

of

the

line,

he

brings

it

out

close

to

the

line.

Starting

from

the

they

go

to

the

air

on

play

action

on

the

first

play.

Good

coverage

downfield.

He

dumps

it

off

to

Ronald

Jones.

Ronald

Jones

scampers

into

Lions

territory

before

he

is

pushed

out

of

bounds

at

the

line.

Great

job

by

Jameis.

pass

play.

Here's

the

handoff

to

Jones.

He

tries

to

find

running

room

and

dives

forward

for

two

yards.

Let's

take

a

look.

Down

and

eight

at

the

Lions'

They

go

to

Jones

again,

but

the

Lions

are

there.

So

another

gain

of

a

yard

and

a

half,

and

a

penalty

flag

is

down.

Referee

today

is

Adrian

Hill.

Holding.

Offense.

Number

ten-yard

penalty;

replay

second,

so

it

becomes

second

and

from

the

On

the

quick

outside

to

Scotty

Miller,

Miller's

speed

leaves

him

a

couple

yards

shy

of

a

first

down,

and

another

flag

is

down

illegal

block

in

the

back,

offense

number

ten-yard

penalty;

replay

second.

Second

down.

Second

and

there.

Back

to

the

line.

Pressure

on

Winston

and

the

pass

is

intercepted

by

Jelani

Tavai.

Tavai,

The

rookie

from

Hawaii,

who's

starting

today

for

the

injured...

You

have

to

understand,

They're

bringing

pressure

off

of

here.

Watch.

The

linebacker

right

here,

He's

basically

baiting

you

to

throw

it

into

the

blitz.

Jameis

wants

to

throw

it

to

his

running

back.

Coming

out

on

that

blitz.

He

sees

it

wide

open.

That's

really

good

coaching

by

the

staff.

On

the

line,

Wes

Hills

is

getting

hit.

The

first

play

from

scrimmage

for

the

Lions

it'll

be

second

down

at

Wow,

looking

one

way,

going

the

other

way,

and

the

pass

is

knocked

down

by

Carlton

Davis,

intended

for

Chris

Lacy.

Third

down

at

and

Blough

getting

some

time,

and

his

pass

is

off

the

hands,

incomplete

to

Logan

Thomas.

Martin

will

kick,

and

Justin

Watson

is

back

for

the

Buccaneers.

And

the

fair

catch

called

for

at

the

line.

So

the

ball

is

at

the

It

was

a

five-yard

penalty

on

a

legal

formation.

Five

more

yards

for

the

Buccaneers.

And

Cameron

Brate,

the

Harvard

tight

end,

gets

eight

yards.

Second

down

and

one,

and

Ronald

Jones.

Dives

for

the

first

down,

up

to

the

Big

key

for

this

defense.

First

down

on

the

and

Jones

again.

And

Jones

with

a

couple

of

yards.

Second

down

and

eight.

Pressure

coming

on

Winston.

Good

blocking

up

front.

And

the

pass

is

caught

in

stride

into

Tampa

Bay

territory.

And

that

was

Rashad

Perriman,

who's

had

the

best

two-game

stretch

of

his

career.

With

a

victory

on

first

and

ten,

here

is

Jones

again.

And

he

makes

a

neat

cut

inside

and

gets

to

the

line

of

the

Bucs.

Second

down

and

six.

Five

receivers

lined

up

now

for

Winston.

Going

underneath

and

making

the

catch

is

Justin

Watson.

Appears

to

be

close

to

the

first

down.

Maybe

shy

by

a

foot

or

so.

Let's

see

if

Ryan

Jensen

does

it.

Third

and

inches.

Quarterback

sneak

by

Winston.

We'll

get

him

the

first

down.

It's

just

that

much

more

you're

worn

out

when

you

can

convert

like

that

on

third

down.

And

here

is

a

play

action.

Going

to

the

end

zone.

Touchdown.

Rashad

Perriman.

Beats

his

man

and

gets

in

for

the

touchdown.

Look

here.

You're

going

to

watch

this

safety

cut

underneath

here.

He's

going

to

jump

the

tight

end.

That

means

one-on-one

on

the

outside.

Jameis

Winston

recognizes

it,

puts

it

over

the

top

to

Perriman.

And

look

at

him

push

to

the

outside,

then

hit

to

the

post

right

there.

Beautifully

run

route.

And

he

beat

Rashawn

Melvin.

And

now

Matt

Gay

is

on

for

the

extra

point.

And

Gay

makes

it

good.

And

the

Buccaneers

lead.

He's

been

a

hot

receiver

lately.

Bradley

Pinion

is

kicking

off.

And

Jamal

Agnew

will

let

it

go.

By

the

way,

He's

back

after

missing

three

games.

Across

the

board.

Starting

from

the

is

David

Blough.

And

the

handoff

is

to

West

Hills.

And

Hills,

As

we

said,

Rookie

free

agent

from

Slippery

Rock,

And

the

flag

is

down

after

Hills

runs

for

three.

Illegal

use

of

the

hands.

Defense

number

that

five-yard

penalty

will

be

added

to

the

result

of

the

play;

it's

an

automatic

first

down

and

will

give

the

Lions

a

first

down.

Anytime

you

get

in

someone's

face

and

rip

a

helmet

off,

that's

part

of

being

an

NFL

player.

On

the

play

fake,

the

back

is

open

it's

Hills,

but

he'll

only

get

a

couple

of

yards

thanks

to

great

hustle

by

Jason

Pierre-Paul.

Second

down

and

eight.

And

the

handoff

is

to

Ty

Johnson.

And

the

Buccaneers

are

number

one

against

the

run,

giving

up

only

yards.

Third

down

and

six.

Blough

throws

quickly

and

it's

incomplete,

intended

for

Kenny

Golladay.

Quality,

elite-level

quarterback

right

there

in

the

NFL.

Look

at

that

backpedal;

the

ball

is

off

his

hands.

And

it's

going

to

bounce,

and

Dean

chases

after

it

one

of

the

defensive

backs

and

one

of

the

officials

has

his

hat

off

indicating

a

player

went

out

of

bounds;

we'll

see

where

they

spot

it.

Peyton

Barber

is

in

at

running

back,

but

on

the

play-action

this

pass

is

incomplete.

O.J.

Howard

looked

to

be

the

closest

receiver.

Second

down

and

ten.

Peyton

Barber

is

in.

it

out

to...

That

will

be

enough

for

the

first

down.

Scotty

Miller

on

the

catch

at

the

And

Winston

wants

to

go

to

the

air

again.

And

on

the

run,

pass

is

caught

by

Chris

Godwin.

Godwin

has

been

nothing

short

of

sensational

this

year,

making

some

tremendous

catches,

makes

a

good

one

there,

and

Tavon

Wilson

caught

up

with

him.

That

was

officially

a

pass

play

to

Godwin.

Play

action

on

first

down

and

going

toward

the

end

zone.

Touchdown

again!

That's

Scotty

Miller.

Scotty

Miller,

He's

just

going

to

run

down

the

field

between

the

two

safeties.

And,

hey,

there's

an

old

saying,

you've

got

to

be

as

deep

as

the

deepest.

Somebody

playing

that

deep

corner

of

the

football

field

has

got

to

stay

over

the

top.

You

settle

your

feet.

You

peek

into

the

offensive

formation,

somebody's

got

to

make

a

play

in

that

defensive

secondary.

That

makes

it

a

game.

Will

Harris,

who

just

came

in.

If

you

haven't

noticed,

they're

going

to

throw

it

down

the

football

field,

and

they

have

done

that

so

far

today.

And

the

Lions

will

take

it

out

at

the

There's

a

heck

of

a

football

field,

That's

for

sure.

From

the

Blough

getting

some

pressure

and

is

tackled

from

behind.

After

a

gain

of

two

yards.

That's

what

they

do.

Second

down

and

seven.

Falling

down

is

Blough.

And

Ty

Johnson.

Fortunately,

no

turnover

there.

They

make

you

throw

the

ball

before

you're

ready

to

throw

it.

Third

down

and

six.

Pressure

on

and

Blough

can't

get

away.

And

he'll

be

sacked

back

at

the

line

by

Shaq

Barrett.

Underneath.

And

Shaq

Barrett,

congratulations,

and

a

half

sacks.

Penalty

called

on

Justin

Watson.

What

an

outstanding

football

player.

Shaq

Barrett

now

has

sacks.

First

down,

Ronald

Jones

picks

up

three

yards

on

first

down.

He's

going

to

get

paid.

Second

down

and

seven

from

the

And

Winston

Lost

it

to

an

open

receiver,

And

it's

O.J.

Howard.

Talk

about

all

kinds

of

speed

from

that

position

from

the

of

the

Lions.

First

down.

Final

seconds

of

the

first

quarter,

and

Ronald

Jones

is

going

to

be

knocked

back

for

a

loss.

A

terrific

play

made

by

Devon

Kennard

on

the

play.

The

clock

stops

with

five

and

then

moves

on,

so

the

Buccaneers

will

face

having

made

up

some

yardage.

Thank

you.

It'll

be

third

down

and

seven

on

the

Lions'

and

Jameis

Winston's

pass,

And

it's

incomplete.

Intended

for

Howard.

So

Winston

had

thrown

Could

be

kicking,

And

now

Danny

Amendola,

the

veteran,

is

back

deep

for

the

Lions.

Trying

to

keep

it

in

the

field

of

play,

and

he

does

effectively.

Amendola

with

a

fair

catch

at

the

line.

Four

minutes

into

the

second

quarter.

From

the

line.

And

here

is

West

Hills.

And

not

much

there.

He

is

dominating

the

line

of

scrimmage.

He's

been

great

in

the

run

game.

A

great

mentor

for

the

young

defensive

lineman.

Peter

Bay,

you're

talking

about.

And

they

both

have

been

terrific.

Here

is

West

Hills

again.

And

he

gets

hit

and

knocked

down.

And

that

was

William

Gholston.

Not

the

same

now.

Third

down

and

nine.

For

the

Lions.

Blough.

And

his

pass

is

incomplete

as

Jamel

Dean

knocks

it

away.

Sam

Martin

will

be

kicking

from

the

goal

line.

Justin

Watson

backing

up

to

his

Ronald

Jones.

And

he's

dragged

down

by

Tampa

Bay.

Second

down

and

five.

Looking

right

and

throwing

right

and

getting

it

to

Godwin.

And

that

should

be

enough

for

a

Tampa

Bay

first.

One-yard

play

to

the

And

there's

pressure

on

Winston

for

the

first

time.

And

he's

trying

to

get

it

out

quickly

to

Jones.

Out

of

the

backfield

for

a

first

down.

Had

a

season's

best

effort.

Five

receptions

last

week

against

the

Colts.

And

on

the

end

of

the

route,

here

is

Rashad

Perriman.

And

Perriman

gets

to

the

line.

So

the

game

is

three.

Second

down

and

seven.

And

Winston

is

getting

time.

And

the

pass

is

caught

by

Godwin.

Breaks

a

tackle.

And

Godwin.

Gets

it

down

close

to

the

line.

Because

he

does

the

tough

and

dirty

work.

Gets

close

to

five

yards.

Move

it

and

see

if

it

was

a

false

start

or

encroachment.

False

start,

offense.

Number

five-yard

penalty,

remains

second

down.

So

Demar

Dotson.

Ball

back

to

the

Second

and

Good

coverage

downfield.

And

Winston's

going

to

go

down.

Great

coverage

by

the

Lions

secondary.

Now

another

one

on

third

down.

And

there's

still

a

field

goal

range

despite

all

of

that.

And

on

third

down

and

Winston

will

flip

it

and

it

will

be

caught

by

Perriman,

who

goes

into

the

end

zone

for

the

touchdown.

Winston

starts

here

in

the

pocket.

Showing

pocket

presence,

having

the

wherewithal.

You

get

a

two-man,

two-high

safeties,

man

underneath,

climb

the

pocket,

find

yourself

a

window.

And

he

makes

it

to

nothing

in

favor

of

the

Buccaneers.

That's

three

and

two

games

and

four

on

the

season

for

Perriman.

And

the

Lions

will

start

from

the

and

have

punted

the

four

possessions

they've

had

to

this

point.

Only

two

yards

that

they've

gained,

and

this

pass

is

going

to

be

caught

for

maybe

a

three-

or

four-yard

gain

to

J.D.

McKissic

and

their

offense.

Second

and

seven,

David

Blough's

pass

is

going

to

be

caught

and

it

will

be

a

first

down.

Only

the

run

by

the

Lions'

offense

here.

And

on

first

down,

Blough

can't

find

anyone,

He

takes

off

and

slides.

And

they'll

be

about

a

yard

and

a

half

shy

of

the

Lions'

Here's

McKissic.

And

he'll

get

the

first

down.

Spins.

His

way

to

the

line.

From

the

incomplete.

They

targeted

Galloway

only

one

time

today.

And

this

pass

on

the

opposite

side

is

good

for

the

first

down.

On

first

down

he

goes

underneath

to

Amendola

once

again.

And

Amendola

gets

it.

Playing

fast

now

on

play

action.

The

tight

end,

James,

was

unable

to

handle

it.

Pressure

on

Blau.

The

screen

pass

is

caught

but

Ty

Johnson

is

tackled

immediately.

And

that

was

Levante

David.

To

burn

the

third

down

for

the

first

time

in

the

game.

The

screen

pass

is

out

to

McKissick.

McKissick

is

going

to

be

stopped

shy

of

the

first

down.

Was

last

week.

He

has

missed

twice

in

the

last

three

weeks.

But

this

one

is

on

the

money.

And

Matt

Prater...

...working

all

the

NFL.

Without

question,

Peyton

Barber

on

first

down.

He's

completed

of

playing

with

that

soft

covering

on

his

wrist.

Completes

this

pass

to

Howard.

Who's

tackled

shy

of

the

first

down.

Winston

to

Howard.

First

down.

O.J.

Howard's

last

week

was

a

career

high.

Going

to

the

air

for

more.

This

one

nearly

intercepted

by

Darius

Slay.

Godwin

was

the

intended

receiver.

That's

called

a

football

playing

gesture.

That's

how

tough

he

is.

Winston

down

the

middle.

Cameron

Brate,

His

target,

Off

his

hands.

Incomplete.

An

opportunity

with

this

football.

They're

down

at

and

Detroit's

going

to

get

a

chance

with

a

minute

and

seconds

and

three

timeouts

left.

Only

the

second

punt

by

the

Bucs

in

the

first

half.

Play

clock

running

down.

Delay

of

game,

offense.

Five-yard

penalty;

remains

fourth

down.

They

weren't

trying

to.

Active

catch

at

the

line.

Cart

on

the

field.

In

practice

as

well.

It's

getting

better

and

that's

good

news.

First

down.

The

pressure

is

on

David

Blough.

Blough

on

the

run;

the

pass

is

batted

down.

Incomplete.

Second

down.

And

ten.

Blough

looking

left,

throwing

left.

The

pass

is

fought

for

by

Danny

Amendola.

They'll

bring

it

out

for

a

gain

of

nearly

five

yards.

Lions

still

have

three

timeouts.

Blough's

pass.

Tipped

off

Amendola,

Justin

Watson

bounces

into

the

end

zone.

Hand-off

to

Ronald

Jones;

Ronald

Jones

with

his

best

run

of

this

first

half

picks

up

about

eight

yards.

That's

incomplete

Howard

the

target.

Now

only

blemish

was

that

first

interception

on

third

down

and

four

for

Jameis

Winston,

and

there

is

Rashod

Perriman

with

the

first

down.

Let's

push

it,

and

there's

Winston;

he's

going

to

take

the

shot

here

and

the

pass

is

thrown

out

of

bounds.

Godwin

formation

now,

they're

going

to

run

here

hopefully,

but

we'll

run

the

clock

out.

The

Tampa

Bay

Buccaneers

with

their

points.

Most

prolific

scoring

season

in

history.

Give

your

receivers

a

chance

to

run

after

the

catch.

Jamal

Agnew

will

see

the

ball

sail

out

of

the

end

zone

for

a

touchback.

big

majority

of

the

war.

Let's

see

if

that

happens.

First

down

from

the

and

the

first

pass

is

caught.

And

a

first

down

and

Golladay

with

his

first

catch

of

the

game.

He's

proud

of

the

spark

Danny

Amendola's

provided.

He

wants

to

see

Moxie

out

of

the

rest

of

his

team.

That

pass

is

going

to

be

caught.

And

a

first

down

into

Tampa

Bay,

with

Blough

getting

this

offense

a

couple

of

first

downs.

He's

in

rhythm

starting

this

half.

Here

comes

a

blitz

from

the

secondary.

And

West

Hills

is

upended

by

Jordan

Whitehead

on

a

safety

blitz.

Half

for

Carey.

Second

down

and

Here

comes

the

blitz.

And

the

pass

incomplete.

And

it

was

Jordan

Whitehead

again

who

came

in.

Here

they

come

again.

Blough's

pass.

And

it's

intercepted.

It

is

picked

off

by

Andrew

Adams.

the

former

Lion.

And

Andrew

Adams

is

picking

his

way.

still

on

his

feet.

And

Adams

gets

inside

the

line.

Penalty

flag

is

down

at

around

midfield.

During

the

return,

Personal

foul.

Illegal

blindside

block

against

number

of

the

return

team.

That

penalty

is

enforced

yards

from

the

spot

of

the

foul.

First

down,

Tampa

Bay.

Timeout.

So

they

call

the

line

after

Andrew

Adams'

interception.

And

then

the

penalty

erased

the

huge

return.

Play

fake.

Winston

caught

by

Godwin

inside

the

line

and

wrestled

out

of

bounds.

And

that

was

Tracy

Walker.

Godwin

already

has

five

catches

for

yards.

As

Ronald

Jones

runs

on

first

down

and

gets.

After

Jones.

Ran

for

one

yard.

Winston

pushed

back.

Gets

away.

And

throws

it.

And

Howard

was

there.

Incomplete

is

the

call

on

the

pass.

He

came

back

with

three

touchdown

passes.

A

third

down

and

nine.

And

this

pass

incomplete.

And

Matt

Gay

kicks

it

through.

Sapp

has

done

a

pretty

good

job.

And

the

touchback

will

give

the

Lions

the

ball

at

From

the

line.

Incomplete.

They're

not

going

to

stop

being

aggressive.

They're

still

going

to

attack.

That's

this

football

team.

Blough

completes

the

pass.

It'll

be

a

first

down

to

Jesse

James.

Tight

end.

Those

are

Blough's

numbers.

Only

yards

thrown.

Short

pass

to

West

Hills.

But

he

is

hit

immediately

by

Lavonte

David.

Lavonte

David

has

made

no

visit

in

this

game.

That's

what

separates.

When

you

have

blatant

disregard

for

your

own

well-being,

you

don't

care.

You're

just

going

to

throw

your

body

around.

That's

what

separates

people

who

play

at

this

level

and

people

who

don't.

Offense.

False

start,

number

against

Tyrell

Crosby.

He

does

not

get

nearly

the

credit

he

deserves

for

what

he

does.

And

the

mentor

of

Devin

White

as

well

has

been

great.

Second

and

Pass

completed

to

the

to

Jesse

James.

pickup,

Third

down

and

three.

On

the

designed

rollout,

out

looking

for

anyone.

And

with

his

feet

inbounds,

Yes,

The

catch

is

made.

The

catch.

On

film,

You

see

it

on

a

consistent

basis.

On

the

fumble,

Blough

picks

it

up.

Third

quarterback

and

third

running

back.

Second

and

ten,

incomplete

miscommunication

between

quarterback

and

receiver.

Third

and

ten,

taking

the

deep

shot;

the

flag

comes

down

for

pass

interference

on

defense,

number

The

penalty

was

declined,

the

play

resulted

in

a

completed

catch

and

a

first

down.

Five

catches

for

Amendola.

First

and

goal.

And

Blough's

pass.

And

that's

going

to

be

in

Cookville

and

make

those

plays

the

majority

of

time.

Second

down

and

goal.

Ty

Johnson

goes

into

the

slot,

going

to

the

right.

Here's

Amendola.

Second

effort.

Driving

in.

Stopped

at

the

one,

or

inside

the

one.

Tight

formation.

Here

is

Hills.

And

it's

second

effort.

He

gets

it.

Wes

Hills.

With

his

first

NFL

touchdown.

Delighted

with

the

score.

And

this

is

it

right

here.

You're

man-on-man

with

Perriman.

One-on-one.

And

that's

over.

Congratulations

to

Wes

Hills

on

his

first

NFL

touchdown.

Ogunbowale

back

to

receive

for

Tampa

Bay.

He'll

down

it

for

a

touchback.

He's

in.

Noah

Dawkins

was

shaken

up.

That's

why

he

went

out.

First

down.

Ronald

Jones.

And

he'll

be

knocked

back

for

a

loss

on

that

play.

They

have

passed

twice

as

much

as

they've

run.

Facing

second

down

and

Winston's

pass

underneath

to

O.J.

Howard.

And

he'll

wind

his

way

close

to

a

first

down.

They

are

in

a

division

with

more

losses

than

wins.

It

could

happen.

First

and

and

Winston.

Going

deep

down

the

sideline.

And

Perriman

incomplete.

Winston.

And

he

goes

to

Cameron

Brate.

Makes

the

catch.

Still

a

couple

of

yards

short

of

the

first

down.

Third

down

and

two,

and

Winston

is

looking

for

the

screen.

And

he

passes

to

Ishmael

Hyman.

And

he'll

have

a

first

down.

First

and

ten

at

the

Tampa

Bay

Here's

a

handoff.

And

Ronald

Jones.

Slips

and

is

dropped

down

for

no

gain.

And

a

nine.

Pressure

on

Winston.

And

the

pass

incomplete.

Intended

for

Brate.

And

that's

where

he's

going.

Third

down

and

nine.

And

Winston

with

time.

And

the

pass

is

incomplete.

And

Brate

targeted,

however.

He

doesn't

have

Godwin,

Evans,

or

Miller.

So

Pinion

will

kick

it

away.

And

Amendola

back.

And

the

whistle

blows.

No

play.

Godwin

is

being

carted

into

the

locker

room.

And

a

challenge.

Challenge

on

the

pass,

They're

challenging.

Tampa

Bay

is

challenging

that

there

was

defensive

pass

interference

on

the

third

down

play.

It

was

pass

interference.

The

call

stands.

And

so

they

don't

reverse

it.

It

was

Tracy

Walker

who

was

defending

Cameron

Brate

here.

Well,

coming

into

the

season,

challenges,

only

nine

reversals

on

coaches'

challenges.

It's

egregious.

Pinion

will

kick

and

Amendola

back

for

the

Lions.

Scored

a

touchdown

on

their

last

possession.

Fair

catch

for

Amendola

at

the

Lions

starting

from

the

on

first

down.

Blough

backed

up

and

he

completes

the

pass

to

Jesse

James.

And

James

gets

it

to

the

After

seven

drives

of

yards,

Here

is

Wes

Hills.

And

Hills,

He

is

strong.

It'll

be

third

down

and

short

coming

up

for

the

Lions.

Third

down

and

one.

Wow.

And

going

deep.

And

the

pass

is

caught.

And

a

first

down

and

out

of

bounds

is

Galladay.

So

Kenny

Golladay.

I

love

it.

You're

going

to

get

a

flat

route.

You're

going

to

get

a

corner

route.

You

know,

that's

what

you're

going

to

go

after.

But

here

it

is.

You've

got

three

new

offensive

linemen

in.

I

mean,

three

new

offensive

linemen.

Your

third

offensive

coordinator

of

Detroit.

Got

the

feeling

they

might

have

gone

for

it

on

fourth

down

the

way

they

were

going

deep

on

third-and-one.

Anyway,

it's

first

down

here.

Play

fake,

And

Blough.

Blough

has

a

receiver.

And

it's

caught

at

the

nine-yard

line

by

Chris

Lacy.

And

Lacy

is

tackled

at

the

five.

And

now,

with

seconds

to

go

in

the

quarter,

first

and

goal

at

the

five.

Play

fake,

and

here

is

Hills.

Now

check

that.

Isaac

Nauta,

the

H-back.

Second

and

goal

now

from

the

five-yard

line.

And

here

is

Wes

Hills.

And

Hills

did

not

get

over.

His

knee

was

down

before

his

arm

with

the

football

crossed

the

plane.

But

time

will

run

out,

ending

the

third

quarter.

At

the

one

or

inside

the

one.

And

here

is

Hills

for

the

touchdown.

He

lost

the

ball.

But

he

crossed

the

plane.

The

ball

crossed

the

plane.

As

soon

as

it

does.

It

doesn't

matter

anymore.

You

see

him

get

the

pull

by

the

right

guard

right

here.

Glasgow.

And

over

the

top

before

that

ball

comes

out.

As

soon

as

it

touches

that

goal

line.

Theoretically.

As

soon

as

it

gets

over.

It's

a

touchdown.

It

doesn't

matter

after

that.

drive

by

the

Lions.

Matt

Prater

is

on

for

the

extra

point.

His

kick

is

good.

Detroit

back

on

track

and

back

in

the

game.

But

Wally

from

the

five.

Tough

runner.

And

he's

down

at

the

line.

And

Hills

and

Lacey.

And

the

whistle

blows.

And

the

play

is

dead.

Flag

down.

All-start

offense.

Number

five-yard

penalty.

They're

going

back

to

him

on

the

pass

out

to

the

flat.

A

good

gain

by

Barber

as

he

gets

close

to

first-down

yardage.

Peyton

Barber.

Close.

And

it

is

a

first

down,

it

appears.

They

go

to

the

air

again

on

the

screen

pass

to

Barber.

Peyton

Barber

gets

by

one

tackler.

He's

very

slippery

as

a

receiver

out

of

the

backfield.

Here

comes

the

pressure.

And

here

is

Barber.

He

doesn't

get

it;

looks

like

he

stopped

again.

The

Lions

charge

the

line

of

scrimmage.

Quarterback

sneak.

And

if

he

got

it,

It

was

the

second

effort.

Stopped

initially.

And

then

he

kept

going.

He

may

have

the

first

down

here.

And

they

do,

again

to

the

air,

with

time.

And

the

pass

is

caught.

Hunter

Hudson.

It's

the

first

time

he's

caught

a

pass

today.

Byron

Leftwich

is

doing

a

great

job;

different

receivers

have

caught

passes

from

Winston.

This

is

Peyton

Barber.

And

a

flag

goes

down.

Jalen

Reeves-Maybin

brings

Barber

down.

Offense,

Number

penalty.

That

was

center

Ryan

Jensen.

With

the

penalty,

First

down

and

They

take

Barber,

And

he's

stopped

for

no

gain

by

Steve

Longa.

As

for

Winston,

He'll

accept

that

challenge.

Second

down

and

and

his

pass

is

caught

by

Justin

Watson.

Watson

will

be

about

seven

yards

short

of

the

first.

Fires

it;

Jameis

Winston

saved

a

sack

by

getting

away.

He

claims

he

was

held.

That's

their

best

starting

field

position

since

the

first

quarter

when

they

got

an

interception.

And

he's

in

trouble.

Back

to

his

he

makes

something

out

of

nothing.

He

was

trapped.

Ten

yards

behind

the

line

of

scrimmage,

he

picks

up

seven

yards.

On

first

down

in

their

last

two

possessions

it'll

be

second

down

and

two.

They

got

good

field

position

because

of

the

long

missed

field

goal.

There's

Amendola

on

the

deflection,

making

the

catch

but

shy

of

the

first

down

by

about

a

yard

or

less.

The

ball

was

deflected,

but

Amendola

kept

going

after

it;

a

flag

is

thrown

as

well.

I'm

really

interested

to

see

if

they

call

this

a

lowering-the-helmet.

Look

at

White

coming

in

here,

coming

in,

Devon

White.

There

is

no

foul

on

the

play

at

the

of

the

Buccaneers.

They

give

it

to

West

Hills;

Hills

breaks

a

tackle,

gets

the

first

down

and

is

brought

down

by

Andrew

Adams.

First,

it's

been

a

game

of

two

halves

for

sure

remaining.

Clock

running

in

the

fourth

quarter.

Blough

stepping

up

and

steps

right

into

a

sack.

Ndamukong

Suh.

Good

job

this

year.

I'll

say

it

was

more

Suh

than

Blough.

Here's

the

pass.

And

it's

intercepted.

It's

picked

off

by

Sean

Murphy

Bunting.

And

the

Detroit

native

gets

a

pick

six.

He's

right

over

here.

He's

just

one

of

those

guys.

They've

played

so

much

man-to-man.

You're

just

in

a

little

bit

of

a

zone

here,

underneath

coverage.

You

see

exactly

where

the

quarterback's

going.

You

read

the

eyes

and

you

jump

underneath

it.

It

was

intended

for

Amendola.

And

here

is

Matt

Gay.

He

earlier

missed

a

long

field

goal

to

give

the

Lions.

They

certainly

have.

Aggressive.

And

their

ability

to

rebound

and

bounce

back

after

mistakes

is

something

special.

And

the

Lions

will...

Get

it

to

the

And

a

touchdown

on

the

second.

First

down

and

And

another

interception.

That

one

by

Lavonte

David.

But

a

flag

is

down.

Back

at

the

line

of

scrimmage.

Offside,

defense.

Number

five-yard

penalty.

Replay.

Jason

Pierre-Paul.

So

David's

interception

is

erased.

First

down

and

five.

And

the

first

down

here

is

Amendola.

He

comes

back

to

make

that.

Blough

goes

underneath.

Caught

by

Ty

Johnson.

Time

on

the

clock

every

time.

Second

down

and

three.

Blough

is

being

chased

from

behind.

And

incomplete.

Thomas,

the

intended

receiver.

Third

down.

Down

and

three.

Tipped.

Let's

see

if

it's

an

interception.

It

is.

Picked

off

by

Darian

Stewart.

It

was

Sean

Murphy-Bunting

who

got

a

hand

on

it

first.

This

is

a

great

look;

it

looks

like

the

ball

hits

the

ground

and

then

he

gets

control.

So

he's

using

the

ground

to

make

the

catch.

That's

why

they

ruled

it

incomplete

on

replay.

He

was

being

chased,

tried

to

escape

pressure,

went

deep

into

traffic,

and

the

pass

was

incomplete.

And

it

was

the

Lions'

Barber

on

the

running

play.

He

picks

up

a

couple

of

yards.

The

Lions

call

a

timeout.

Two

timeouts

left

for

the

Lions.

Plus

the

two-minute

warning.

They're

going

to

the

air.

Cameron

Brate

is

there

to

make

the

catch.

And

a

first

down

inside.

Another

one

on

defense.

Too

little,

too

late,

perhaps.

Peyton

Barber

carries

it

for

a

couple

of

yards

to

the

The

Lions

use

their

second

timeout.

Second

down

and

seven.

Barber

is

brought

down

for

no

gain.

Tracy

Walker

comes

up.

Third

down

and

seven.

The

Lions

are

out

of

timeouts.

They'll

get

the

two-minute

warning,

and

here's

a

pass

to

Perriman,

who

catches

it

for

his

third

touchdown

play

of

the

game.

Breshad

Perriman.

In

the

bunch.

He's

just

going

to

be

out

here.

They

get

man

coverage

right

here.

That

little

motion

we

saw

it

earlier

in

the

game.

That

is

what

gave

Jameis

Winston

the

tip

that

they're

in

man,

and

then

Breshad

Perriman

a

guy

that

can

flat

run.

Johnson

catches

it

and

goes

out

of

bounds.

Great,

Carissa,

we

appreciate

it.

Here

is

David

Blough

Blough

incomplete.

Consistency

matters;

they've

had

ups

and

downs

but

they've

stuck

with

it.

Pass

caught

by

Ty

Johnson,

he

fumbles;

Devin

White

picks

it

up

and

the

Tampa

Bay

Buccaneers

will

get

the

ball

back.

They

do

it

again

today,

getting

takeaways

and

converting

them

into

points

for

a

start,

two

of

them

is

a

positive

note;

it

makes

you

feel

good

about

your

football

team.

You

want

to

get

together,

come

back

in

and

finish

what

you

started,

and

that's

exactly

what

they're

looking

for

here

against

the

Detroit

Lions

they

made

him

work

for

it.

Didn't

he?

I'll

give

you

this

for

all

these

disappointed

Lions

fans

out

here.

These

guys

did

not

quit.

This

will

be

the

last

play

of

the

game.

And

that

does

it.

Jameis

Winston

with

four

touchdown

passes

today.

And

we're

going

to

send

you

right

now

to

Green

Bay

for

the

conclusion

of

the

Bears

and

the

Packers.

So

let's

join

Kevin.

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Which team had the first play from scrimmage?

Who made the short underneath catch on second-and-six?

Which NFL team does kicker Matt Gay play for in this game?

Who is now in at running back?
Peyton Barber

Which player is down on the field?
David Blough

What happened on Jameis Winston's pass on third-and-7 from the Lions' 44?

Who reached the 40-yard line on that play?

Which team was leading 21-0 after the touchdown?

Which team is wearing blue jerseys on the field?

Which Buccaneers player had about an eight-yard run in the first half?

What happened to Blough's pass on the last play?

Where will the Lions start their drive after the touchback?

What was the outcome of the play on second and ten?

Incomplete pass — miscommunication between the quarterback and receiver.

Yes — the kickoff was downed for a touchback.

Which player is being carted into the locker room?

Who caught the deep pass out of bounds for a first down?

Yes. Matt Prater's extra point was good.

What type of play did the offense run on the final snap?

Who caught the pass that was about seven yards short of the first down?

Which player broke a tackle and picked up the first down on the final play?

Offside on Jason Pierre-Paul, a five-yard penalty.

Who carried the ball to the 25-yard line on the last play?

Who recovered the fumble after Ty Johnson's catch?

How many touchdown passes did Jameis Winston have today?


Baidu_MLB/MLB_1994 Major League Baseball Home Run Derby Three Rivers Stadium P.mp4

A

beautiful

sunlit

afternoon

at

Pittsburgh

at

the

confluence

of

the

Allegheny,

Monongahela,

and

the

Ohio

Rivers.

An

enthusiastic

and

large

crowd

on

hand

at

Three

Rivers

Stadium

to

watch

the

best

in

baseball.

Hello

once

again,

everybody.

I'm

Chris

Berman.

So

glad

you

could

join

us

for

our

annual

pregame

festivities

for

the

All-Star

Game.

This

year,

obviously,

coming

to

you

from

Pittsburgh.

Hope

you

enjoyed

the

All-Star

Gala.

You

get

to

meet

some

of

the

players,

and

now

we

all

have

a

chance

to

meet

the

players

and

those

that

played

before

them

and

see

what

they

do

best.

Pitch,

catch,

throw,

and,

of

course,

hit.

An

hour

from

now,

the

upper-deck

heroes

of

baseball

Hall

of

Famers

will

be

on

this

field

at

Three

Rivers;

you'll

see

Mickey

Mantle,

Bob

Gibson,

Reggie

Jackson

and

Rollie

Fingers,

etc.

But

first,

the

crown

jewel

of

all

the

pregame

festivities

here

at

the

All-Star

Game:

the

Home

Run

Derby.

It's

been

a

year

when

the

ball

has

flown

out

of

the

ballpark

at

record

paces

is

it

juiced?

Is

it

juiced?

Well,

I'll

tell

you

what:

these

are

the

guys

that

can

help

us

answer

that

question,

and

the

way

they've

been

hitting

the

ball,

and

maybe

the

way

they're

about

to

do

it,

maybe

we'll

see

a

fourth

river

flow

at

Three

Rivers

Stadium.

The

most

exciting

play

in

baseball

today

is

the

home

run,

so

what

could

be

better

than

to

have

a

home

run-hitting

contest

here

at

the

All-Star

Game

featuring

some

of

the

greatest

sluggers

in

the

game

today?

When

you

look

at

the

alignment,

I

have

to

feel

that

Ken

Griffey

Jr.

has

an

edge

simply

because

he's

done

this

before.

Last

year

he

was

in

the

finals

against

Juan

Gonzalez,

and

the

two

of

them

really

put

on

a

show.

So

if

we

see

anything

comparable

to

what

we

saw

last

year,

you're

really

in

for

a

treat.

If

you're

going

to

pick

a

sleeper

from

the

National

League,

I

would

say

Fred

McGriff.

He

never

gets

the

credit

that

he

deserves,

and

he's

one

of

the

true

sluggers

in

the

game

today.

Then

you

have

Mike

Piazza,

who

was

in

last

year.

He

struggled.

In

fact,

he

didn't

even

hit

a

home

run

last

year,

so

I'm

sure

he

will

be

looking

to

Take

care

of

that

this

year.

All

right.

Buck,

thank

you.

Outside

Three

Rivers

Stadium,

There's

the

statue

of

Roberto

Clemente

unveiled

this

past

Friday.

He

is

the

hero

of

so

many

in

Pittsburgh.

He's

a

hero

worldwide.

Joe,

How

far

do

you

have

to

hit

it

to

get

it

out

of

here?

This

is

a

very

good

hitters'

ballpark.

Chris.

The

ball

carries

well

in

all

directions.

But

it's

especially

good

from

feet

on

both

sides

toward

the

lines.

We

heard

Joe

Morgan

earlier

with

Buck

Martinez

talk

about

Roberto

Clemente,

who's

his

hero

wouldn't

you

love

to

hit

a

few

out

in

this

competition,

just

thinking

of

the

great

number

Now

we

should

say

the

rules:

you

get

outs,

and

an

out

is

any

swing;

it

can

be

a

line

drive

off

the

wall,

a

ground

ball

like

these,

a

miss,

a

foul,

or

a

pop-up

any

swing

that's

not

a

home

run

is

an

out.

You

just

get

swings.

You

take

a

pitch.

It

doesn't

count

as

anything.

Obviously.

There's

no

limit

to

how

many

home

runs

you

can

hit.

Two

years

ago,

Mark

McGwire

hit

Three

years

ago,

Cal

Ripken

hit

McGwire

hit

about

eight

in

a

row

at

San

Diego.

We'll

see

if

anyone

gets

in

the

groove.

And

that's

what

happens.

You

get

in

the

groove

in

this

type

of

contest.

He

throws

you

about

three

pitches

in

the

same

spot,

and

you

hit

them

all

out,

and

then

your

confidence

builds.

Sierra

won

it

back

in

at

Anaheim.

When

he

played

for

Texas,

he

hit

six.

This

one

will

be

a

long

foul

ball,

but

that,

too,

counts

as

an

out.

So

Ruben

Sierra

thus

far

with

a

goose

egg.

Ruben

with

home

runs

thus

far

for

the

resurgent

Oakland

A's.

Well,

The

only

person

shut

out

last

year

was

Mike

Piazza,

and

Ruben

wanted

to

shut

out.

No,

that's

his

back,

and

gone.

Our

first

home

run

of

the

afternoon.

That

was

Ruben.

Hi,

Sierra.

He's

the

leader

in

the

clubhouse

with

one.

This

one's

not

quite

going

to

make

it.

Now.

Joe,

in

his

career,

Sierra

has

homers

against

right-handed

pitchers,

against

left-handed

pitchers,

yet

he's

batting

right-handed

against

the

right-handed

pitcher.

Maybe

he's

got

a

unique

strategy

here.

He

feels

the

Jets

go

on

the

left.

Will

this

get

out?

Yep!

Fine

grab

made

in

the

picnic

area.

Just

about

feet

off

the

foul

pole,

which

is

feet

down

both

lines.

This

is

ripped

to

left.

Will

it

stay

up?

Oh,

it's

off

the

wall.

And,

boy,

you

hate

to

call

a

line

shot

off

the

wall.

An

out.

An

out.

Well,

it's

an

easy

out,

too,

in

this

game.

I

think

he

has

more

raw

power

from

the

right

side.

Gets

more

home

runs,

of

course,

from

the

left

side,

but

he

has

more

raw

power

from

the

right

A

lot

of

switch

hitters

are

that

way,

trying

to

go

to

deep

center.

Back

it

goes.

Back,

back,

back.

Gone!

Oh,

He

gets

it

the

hard

way.

It

is

straightaway

center.

And

the

fan's

flopping

on

that

Gatorade

tarp.

It'll

be

an

out

for

Ruben.

Out

number

seven.

So

three

out

of

the

park.

Seven

outs.

Remember,

you

get

ten.

He

gets

way

under

this

to

left

field.

Will

it

stay

fair?

Will

it

go

long

enough?

Yes,

sir.

Over

the

fence.

Home

run

number

four

for

Sierra.

That

one

scraped

the

back

wall

coming

down,

but

it

counts.

That's

a

gapper,

But

that'll

go

for

an

out.

It

took

Ruben

a

few

swings

to

get

warmed

up;

now

he's

in

some

sort

of

groove.

Although

he's

hit

a

different

sort

of

homer,

Joe.

Liner,

a

high

fly,

a

shot

to

center.

This

will

be

out

of

play.

So

this

is

the

last

swing

unless

he

hits

one

out.

Do

you

go

for

it?

I

mean,

Do

you

just

try

and

hit

this

one

Joe?

Well,

I

think

that's

what

he

tried

to

do,

but

he

hit

a

bullet

to

the

left.

Good

start,

though,

for

the

American

League.

Reuben

Sierra

with

a

four

spot.

So

Sierra

gets

the

American

League,

which

has

won

the

last

three

years

impressively,

off

to

a

good

start.

Last

year's

National

League

rookie

of

the

year,

Mike

Piazza,

will

be

first

up

for

the

senior

circuit.

The

Gatorade

Home

Run

Derby

underway

here

in

Pittsburgh.

It's

a

beautiful

afternoon

here

in

Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania,

The

National

League

leadoff

hitter

Mike

Piazza,

unanimous

winner

of

that

award

last

year.

Last

year

in

the

Home

Run

Derby,

as

a

rookie,

in

his

first

All-Star

Game,

he

was

shut

out.

I

don't

think

that'll

happen

again,

Joe.

He

was

very

nervous

last

year,

hit

a

lot

of

line

drives,

but

over

the

wall.

Remember,

You

can

take

as

many

pitches

as

you

want.

That's

not

an

out.

But

any

sort

of

swing

that's

a

non-homer

is

an

out.

Piazza,

home

runs

last

year.

He

has

a

chance

to

do

what

only

Roy

Campanella

has

done.

Go

back-to-back

home-run

seasons

for

a

catcher.

Campy

did

it

in

and

Not

even

the

great

Johnny

Bench

did

it

in

consecutive

years.

Piazza,

at

the

break.

He

had

last

year.

Now

that

surprises

me

that

Bench

never

accomplished

that.

Seventy,

seventy-two

and

seventy-seven

for

J.B.

This

is

a

moon

raker

to

left

field.

But

alas,

it

goes

for

a

sky

out.

He

also

has

a

little

funny

swing

in

that

he

really

finishes

well.

He

finishes

with

the

bat

in

the

same

position

every

swing.

It

doesn't

matter

where

the

pitch

is;

he

finishes

with

the

bat

kind

of

wrapped

around

his

back.

On

June

at

Joe

Robbie

Stadium

in

Florida,

Piazza,

one

of

the

longest

homers

this

year.

feet.

Way

over

the

potted

plants

in

the

upper

deck.

Albert

Belle

is

up

next

for

the

AL.

Piazza,

from

Norristown,

Pa.

He

would

like

to

do

well

in

his

home

state.

Another

rainmaker,

but

Joe,

He's

just

getting

under

it

too

much.

And

he's

also

about

to

be

shut

out

again,

Chris.

Will

this

one

stay

up

enough?

No.

A

line

shot

for

not

eight

outs.

He

can't

believe

it.

Well,

You

can

only

hit

them

in

the

game.

Yeah,

well,

That's

all

right.

This

is

really

kind

of

similar

to

what

he

did

last

year.

A

lot

of

hard

line

drives.

But

of

them

had

enough

elevation

to

get

out

of

the

ballpark.

Well,

The

National

League

crowd

here

at

Three

Rivers

is

giving

Piazza

a

hard

time.

Piazza's

finished

with

another

goose

egg.

I

tell

you

what,

Chris.

I'm

not

going

to

let

him

participate

next

year.

I

don't

care.

He's

out.

Well,

He's

out

of

the

National

League

after

one

batter

is

down

four

to

nothing.

And

now

he'll

hear

it

from

his

teammates.

He

strides

to

the

plate

as

the

American

League

has

a

good

start

with

Sierra.

Belle,

Thomas,

and

Griffey

to

come.

Oh,

my.

George

Bell,

Albert

Belle,

I

should

say,

He

wants

a

right-handed

pitcher.

He

does

not

want

a

left-handed

pitcher

on

the

mound,

so

they're

going

to

have

to

change

the

screen

around.

So

Albert

Belle

steps

in,

years

of

age,

He

has

home

runs,

standing

third

in

the

American

League.

Last

year

he

hit

Of

course,

he

won

the

RBI

title

last

year

with

RBIs.

Boy,

He

has

become

not

only

a

power

hitter,

Joe,

but

a

real

studious

hitter.

In

other

words,

A

lot

of

hitters,

After

you

get

two

strikes

on

them,

You

really

have

the

upper

hand.

He

hits

every

pitch

like

it's

two

strikes.

He

really

concentrates

and

studies

the

pitchers.

Well,

He's

got

a

great

way

of

setting

his

back.

Yeah,

Look

at

this.

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Gone

to

the

third.

Jackson

was

impressed.

Number

six

on

the

all-time

home

run

list.

He

knows

a

prodigious

blast

when

he

sees

one.

Knowing

Reggie,

He

still

thinks

he

can

hit

it

that

far.

Well,

He

hit

one

out

in

the

celebrity

home

run

contest.

He

hit

at

the

end

of

all

of

it.

Okay.

And

he

hit

one

and

did

the

grand

tour.

One

out

of

the

yard.

Two

outs

for

Albert

Belle.

Belle

is

pounds.

Power-packed.

One

of

the

big

reasons

the

Cleveland

Indians

are

in

first

place

at

the

break

for

the

first

time

since

That's

ripped

but

fouled.

His

home

run,

By

the

way,

was

estimated

at

Joe,

feet.

As

Junior

waits,

Prime

dog

Fred

McGriff

waits

to

get

the

National

League

underway.

Albert

Belle

last

year

hit

three

in

the

home

run

competition

at

Camden

Yards.

That

one

was

won

by

the

American

League

Gonzalez

and

Griffey

tied

at

seven.

Gonzalez

won

the

playoff

Gonzalez,

five

apiece.

Gonzalez,

of

course,

is

not

here.

Well,

this

one

goes

back

to

left-center

it's

gone.

It's

out,

folks.

Off

the

Expo

sign

for

an

out

two

homers

for

Albert

Belle,

who

now

leads

it

six-nothing

here;

this

is

the

second

of

four

batters

and

remember

you

get

ten,

and

the

pitcher,

by

the

way,

the

right-hander

and

third-base

coach

of

the

Pirates

pitching

here

to

Albert

is

Rich

Donnelly;

when

a

batter

requests

a

left-handed

pitcher

it's

Ken

Sable,

one

of

the

Pirates'

regular

batting-practice

pitchers,

and

Bill

is

trying

to

pull

everything

actually

the

way

to

aim

in

a

home-run-hitting

contest

is

less

than

a

field.

Did

he

get

enough

of

it?

Not

quite.

It

goes

to

the

track

in

center

field.

So

Albert

Belle

is

retired

after

two

home

runs.

Add

that

to

Sierra's

four.

And

the

American

League

leads

it

six;

the

National

League

got

nothing

from

Mike

Piazza.

Now

can

they

get

off

the

schneid

with

Dante

Bichette

of

the

Colorado

Rockies?

His

first

year

in

Colorado

was

his

first

time

in

the

majors.

Joe,

he

hit

over

home

runs

last

year.

Now

he

has

at

the

break.

He's

second

in

the

league

in

RBIs

with

so

he's

really

coming

of

age

here

after

his

fourth

and

fifth

year

in

the

majors.

Well,

I

think

he's

going

to

be

a

better

player

as

he

matures.

He

was

a

good

player

when

he

was

in

Milwaukee.

And

he

even

hit

some,

and

of

course

threw

well

in

the

outfield

for

Doug

Rader

in

California.

But

in

Colorado

he's

really

found

his

home.

That's

the

way

to

hit

it.

It

goes

to

center

field.

It's

back.

It's

not

enough.

Might

have

been

out

at

Mile

High

Stadium.

Albert

was

pulling

everything.

Foul.

This

is

pulled,

Fair,

And

gone.

The

National

League

is

on

the

board.

Is

there

a

better

place

to

hit

it

in

this

park?

There's

no

stream

anywhere.

No,

But

I

think

left

center

and

right

center

are

the

places

to

aim

like

that.

I

think

Bichette

has

found

it.

Back

to

left,

but

just

to

the

track.

I

believe

it

carries

best,

you

know,

in

that

area.

Left

center

and

right

center.

Just

to

the

left

of

the

toward

both

lines.

You

know

this

is

kind

of

like

Piazza's

situation.

This

is

Bichette's

first

All-Star

Game.

So

he

told

us

before

that

he's

a

little

bit

nervous

about

this.

Well,

I'm

sure

you're

nervous.

Anytime

you're

competing,

you

have

to

have

a

certain

amount

of

nervousness.

When

you're

competing

with

the

best

players

in

your

league

and

the

best

players

in

the

American

League,

Quite

naturally,

You're

going

to

be

a

little

nervous.

But

usually

you

get

over

that

after

the

first

couple

of

swings.

This

might

help

you

get

over.

Back

it

goes

to

left

center.

Back,

back,

back.

Gone.

Number

two

for

Dante

Bichette.

A

round

draft

pick

back

in

broke

in

as

a

third

baseman.

There's

Jeff

Bagwell

in

his

first

All-Star

Game,

But

he's

going

to

hit

cleanup

for

the

National

League.

The

two

National

League

home

runs,

both

here

by

Bichette.

Gets

under

this

one.

This

will

go

nowhere.

A

can

of

corn,

As

Bob

Prince

used

to

say

in

this

park,

At

Forbes

Field.

Can

of

corn

to

center.

Six

outs

for

Bichette.

He's

hit

two

out

of

the

yard.

Ripped

to

left

field.

Will

it

stay

fair?

Back

it

goes.

This

is

a

ton,

But

it's

foul.

The

umpire...

It

was

over

the

foul

pole

or

the

foul

net,

but

the

umpire

said

it

went

foul

before

it

left

the

ballpark.

This

one

to

left

center

field.

Back

it

goes

back

back

back

back

back

back.

Gone.

Frank

Thomas,

the

Big

Hurt,

up

next

for

the

American

League.

Bichette

putting

a

big

hurt

on

this

ball.

He

really

drives

a

big

one;

it's

just

not

quite

over

the

fence.

Well,

kind

of

ran

out

of

real

estate

there,

didn't

it,

Joe?

The

way

they've

chosen

who

goes

in

which

order

is

determined

by

the

number

of

home

runs

you've

hit

so

far

this

year.

So

Ken

Griffey

Jr.

will

anchor

the

American

League

and

Jeff

Bagwell

will

anchor

the

National

League.

This

one

is

ripped

but

foul.

Matt

Williams

has

a

slight

groin

and

back

injury.

He

leads

the

National

League

in

home

runs

with

but

he

will

not

participate,

which

is

unfortunate.

He

has

as

many

homers

as

Griffey

and

lost

in

the

shuffle.

Last

out

for

Bichette.

Out

one

goes

a

Rocky

Mountain

high.

But

it'll

count

as

an

out.

But

the

National

League

is

on

the

board.

Three

home

runs

for

Dante

Bichette

and

the

imposing

figure

of

the

Big

Hurt.

Frank

Thomas.

now

up

next.

Home

Run

Derby.

The

first

man

up:

Reuben

Sierra,

still

the

leader

in

the

clubhouse.

But

now,

time

for

the

heavy

metal.

The

menacing

figure

of

the

Big

Hurt.

Frank

Thomas

at

the

plate.

A

legitimate

Triple

Crown

chance.

Second

in

homers

with

Fourth

in

RBIs

with

First

in

batting

average

at

the

break,

a

average.

He

scored

runs,

Joe:

Well,

He's

just

amazing.

All

of

his

statistics

are

better

than

you

know,

just

overall,

he's

just

a

great

player.

homers

last

year,

Unanimous

MVP.

at

the

break.

Today,

he'd

probably

be

the

MVP

in

the

American

League

again

today,

with

Ken

Griffey

Jr.

being

a

close

second.

Pirates

fans

booing

their

own

coach,

Rich

Donnelly,

for

the

brushback.

Thomas

hit

the

longest

BP

home

run.

That

just

goes

as

a

long

out.

Man!

He

is

so

strong.

He

has

everything

going

for

him.

He

has

a

quick

bat

and

he's

strong.

Does

Donnelly

know

exactly

where

Thomas

would

like

it?

Like

there?

As

it

goes

way

back

to

left.

And

just

missed

the

blimp

on

its

way

down

to

short

center.

A

home

run

by

Thomas.

feet.

You

could

never

do

that

in

a

game

here.

Obviously,

different

conditions.

Greg

Luzinski,

back

in

Three

outs

for

Frank;

Ruben

Sierra

started

off

with

four.

He's

the

leader

at

the

halfway

mark.

Well,

Frank

Thomas

is

really

doing

this

the

proper

way.

He

is

taking

his

time

until

he

gets

into

a

groove.

He's

not

just

standing

there

swinging

like

a

machine.

I

think

if

he

finds

a

groove,

he

will

stay

in

the

batter's

box.

But

until

he

does,

he's

going

to

take

his

time.

pounds,

from

Columbus,

Georgia.

They

haven't

seen

him

since

the

spring.

Just

one

homer,

albeit

a

monstrous

one,

for

Frank

Thomas.

He

gets

under

this

too

much.

Ruben

Sierra's

four

got

the

American

League

off

on

the

right

foot.

So

they

lead

it

Next

up

for

the

National

League,

Of

these

eight

players,

he

has

the

most

lifetime

homers,

Fred

McGriff.

He

has

Halfway

to

is

the

'Crime

Dog.'

So

Thomas,

With

three

outs

left,

He

certainly

wants

to

nail

one,

Which

he

does.

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back,

Back.

Gone!

You

gotta

scare

a

pitcher

that's

trying

to

dig

in

and

pitch

to

Frank,

Doesn't

it?

Joe?

Well,

Especially

because

he's

not

a

poor

hitter.

He

hits

a

lot

of

balls

back

through

the

middle

and

right

center

field.

That

is

awesome.

The

first

one

was

hit

into

the

upper

deck

down

the

line.

This

is

out

in

left

center

field.

I

mean,

That

is

over

the

mark

and

about

another

feet

up

feet,

Joe.

Yeah,

I

knew

that

one

was

farther

than

the

first

one.

That

is

unbelievable.

I

don't

even

think

John

Gailey

can

reach

that.

No.

Brian

Boyd.

I'd

hate

to

be

the

guy

following

this

act,

though.

Yes.

Well,

that

swing

it

looked

like

he

said,

'How

can

I

swing

harder

than

the

one

I

just

sent

That's

McGriff

who's

next.

Actually,

McGriff

is

probably

the

perfect

guy

to

follow

because

he

will

not

be

in

awe.

Yeah,

But

they

all

want

to

look

at

the

crowd

here.

That's

the

last

swing

for

Frank

Thomas.

It's

a

heck

of

a

scene

here,

Joe.

Well,

The

fans

are

into

it

as

well

as

the

players.

You

can

hear

the

National

League

players

saying,

Throw

him

a

changeup,

Throw

him

a

changeup

in

the

background.

Reuben

Sierra

in

case

there

is

a

tie

and

to

get

him

to

a

playoff.

Now

he

has

a

chance

to

take

the

lead.

Thomas

is

tied

for

the

lead.

Now

again

with

his

last

swing,

Can

he

take

the

lead?

He

grunted

and

groaned.

And

listen

to

the

applause

for

the

big

hit.

I

don't

think

I've

ever

seen

anyone

get

a

standing

ovation

in

the

home

run

hitting

contest.

They

usually

clap

a

lot,

but

this

is

a

standing

ovation.

years

of

age,

he's

just

becoming

a

great

hitter.

What

will

he

be

three

years

from

now,

Joe?

Well,

he's

not

bad

now,

Chris.

In

fact,

it

doesn't

get

any

better

than

this

swing

here.

Watch,

he

generates

a

lot

of

power

with

this

swing.

Bat

speed.

He

even

comes

off

the

ground

with

his

back

foot.

And

this

is

a

tremendous

drive

in

the

left

center

field.

I

have

seen

Willie

Stargell

hit

it

that

far

to

right

field,

but

no

one

has

hit

it

that

far

to

left

field.

And

look

at

the

dugout,

Joe.

It's

Kenny

Lofton

and

Chuck

Knoblauch

and

Kirby

Puckett.

They're

like

kids

at

a

candy

store.

Frank

Thomas

has

certainly

lit

it

up

here

in

Pittsburgh.

Can

Junior

do

it

when

he

comes

to

the

plate?

We'll

be

back.

Thomas'

four

homers

have

tied

him

with

Reuben

Sierra

for

the

lead

with

three

batters

left.

With

the

American

League

off

to

a

heck

of

a

lead,

stepping

to

the

plate

to

try

and

follow

Frank

Thomas'

four

is

Fred

'Crime

Dog'

McGriff,

who

in

the

last

week

or

so

just

became

a

member

of

the

home

run

club.

McGriff

has

hit

or

more

home

runs

in

six

straight

seasons.

And

with

at

the

break,

he's

obviously

well

on

his

way

to

number

seven.

He's

only

the

man

to

hit

or

more

in

six

straight

seasons.

Of

the

other

are

in

the

Hall

of

Fame.

Ruth,

Aaron,

Gehrig,

Foxx,

Mathews,

Mantle,

Kiner,

Killebrew,

Mays,

and

McCovey.

The

only

one

not

in

the

Hall

of

Fame,

Mike

Schmidt.

And

he

sure

will

be.

That

puts

into

perspective

what

McGriff

has

done

in

Toronto.

San

Diego.

And

now

Atlanta.

That's

great

company

to

be

in.

is

'The

Crime

Dog.'

Drafted

by

the

Yankees

in

in

the

ninth

round

before

they

sent

him

as

an

untried

youngster

to

Toronto

in

a

big

trade.

Then.

Of

course.

The

celebrated

trade

to

San

Diego

in

December

of

This

is

a

celebrated

blast.

Way

back

to

right.

Gone.

A

second

decker.

Well,

McGriff

was

my

sleeper.

I

figured

McGriff

to

be

the

guy

to

get

into

a

perfect

groove

and

hit

six

or

seven

home

runs.

Again,

he,

like

Frank

Thomas,

is

not

so

anxious

to

swing

at

every

pitch.

You

know,

with

all

the

credentials

that

he

has,

Joe,

this

is

just

his

second

All-Star

game.

Well,

people

have

a

tendency

to

take

him

for

granted.

He's

just

so

consistent.

Like

that

swing.

We've

seen

it

times

in

major

league

games.

We've

seen

it

three

times

this

afternoon.

Junior

can

feel

the

heat.

With

McGriff,

The

NL

is

catching

up,

McGriff

has

three

home

runs.

He's

only

made

two

outs.

A

long

way

to

go.

Speaking

of

a

long

way

to

go,

Look

at

this

one,

Joe.

The

facade

below

the

upper

deck.

Individually,

He

only

has

two

outs.

See

Fred

hit

many

in

this

competition

to

left

field;

will

now

clear

out

to

center.

Albert

and

Griffey

Jr.

get

ready.

This

one

will

it

get

out?

Hard

enough

but

not

high

enough,

almost

hit

his

team

sign,

the

Braves,

which

is

right

down

the

right-field

line.

Three-way

tie

thus

far.

Next

homer,

McGriff

takes

the

lead.

Will

this

be

it?

He'll

have

it

between

him

and

McGriff

to

maybe

pull

it

out

for

the

National

League.

Fred

McGriff,

leader

with

five

homers;

he

has

just

four

outs.

If

you

add

up

Thomas's

four,

they're

longer

than

McGriff's

five,

but

that's

not

what

we're

doing

here.

Yep,

rooting

for

David

Justice.

Speaker

will

not

make

it.

Down

and

in;

McGriff

wisely

lays

off.

McGriff

has

gotten

him

right

back

in

it,

Joe.

Does

this

have

the

distance?

Back

it

goes

to

right.

Not

quite.

The

only

trouble

with

a

home-run

hitting

contest

sometimes,

Chris,

is

that

the

opposing

pitchers

are

watching;

they

can

tell

where

you

love

it

right?

Watch

out

down

there

that

one

is

a

shot

into

the

crowd.

Seven

outs

now

for

Fred

McGriff,

a

quiet,

personable

young

man

from

Tampa,

Florida.

The

Braves

just

renewed

his

contract,

picking

up

the

option

for

the

season;

I

don't

think

Fred

is

happy

because

he

wants

a

long-term

contract

and

says

he's

tired

of

moving

around

and

deserves

to

be

in

one

place,

this

one

down

the

line,

Just

below

the

Braves'

side

and

right.

Last

swing

now

for

Fred

McGriff.

And

the

crowd

comes

alive.

Center

on

this

one,

And

that'll

do

it,

but

not

until

we

have

ourselves

a

new

lead.

With

just

one

batter

left

from

each

league,

The

leader,

Fred

McGriff

of

the

Braves.

That's

something

you've

been

quite

vocal

about,

Joe

he

doesn't

need

to

chase

Roger

Maris

at

I

certainly

hope

he

doesn't

get

that

close.

I

hope

he

hits

over

and

has

a

great

season.

But

I

saw

what

it

did

to

Roger

Maris,

And

he

was

a

veteran,

And

Ken

Griffey

Jr.

is

still

mature,

And

I'd

hate

for

that

to

be

a

blemish

on

his

career.

And

his

attitude,

because

he

has

such

a

great

attitude.

In

fact,

I've

seen

a

little

of

the

smile

that

I

saw

at

the

beginning

of

the

season

kind

of

fade

away

a

little

bit

with

all

the

pressure.

Every

day

you're

on

such

and

such

a

pace.

Remember,

As

Griffey

hits

this

one

a

long

way

That's

a

foul.

Remember,

only

individuals

have

ever

hit

home

runs.

And

that

would

be

okay.

Yeah,

that'd

be

fine.

Rip

to

right.

This

is

a

no-doubter.

Back

it

goes.

Griffey

is

on

the

board.

Off

the

facade

of

the

restaurant.

Or

the

auxiliary

press

back

there.

He

has

such

a

natural

home

run

swing

that

he

doesn't

really

have

to

change

a

lot

for

this

competition.

He

has

a

slight

uppercut

in

his

swing.

Unlike

Frank

Thomas.

Thomas

doesn't

really

have

that

uppercut.

He

just

hits

the

ball

so

hard

quite

often.

And

it

goes

out.

Rip

to

right.

Wow.

The

homer

by

Griffey

went

feet.

Remember,

He

will

not

be.

Here's

Jeff

Bagwell,

Bagwell

will

hit

cleanup

and

last

for

the

National

League.

Remember,

Griffey

won't

be

until

November

this

year.

I

think

that

ball

went

to

November.

That's

up

in

pop

Starzell

territory.

Hey,

if

you're

Bagwell,

you're

sitting

there

saying,

Now

what

can

I

do?

The

National

League

had

climbed

it

within

Now

they're

down

With

lifetime

home

runs,

he

was

the

sixth

youngest

major

leaguer

ever

to

reach

The

only

ones

faster.

Tony

Conigliaro.

Matthews

Pensioner.

Back

it

goes.

Through

Jeff's

mind,

but

he's

probably

saying,

I

need

some

help.

Yes.

Four

homers,

five

outs

for

Junior.

He

was

actually

born

in

Pennsylvania.

Donora,

Pennsylvania.

Of

course,

He

grew

up

in

Cincinnati.

You

know

who

else

was

born

there?

The

great

Stan

Musial.

I

was

trying

to

build

you

up.

The

homers

are

killing

me.

Down

the

line!

I

said

you

had

to

give

a

nod

to

Griffey.

But

McGriff

was

my

sleeper.

He

came

through

for

me.

Last

year,

Griffey

lost

in

a

playoff

with

Gonzalez.

Two

years

ago

at

San

Diego,

his

seven

were

second

to

Mark

McGwire's

Can

he

win

it

this

year?

Yes,

He

can.

Yeah,

This

is

a

natural

swing

for

Griff.

Everyone

else

has

to

try

to

help

it

a

little

bit.

But

this

is

just

his

natural

swing.

He

hit

the

warehouse

at

Camden

Yards

last

year.

He's

just

hit

the

warehouse.

Frank

Thomas

hit

a

moonshot

on

his

last

swing.

As

Bagwell

gets

ready,

So

does

Junior.

Hogg

gets

under

this.

It'll

go

for

now.

Ovation.

Let's

take

a

look

at

how

natural

Ken

Griffey's

swing

appears

to

be;

he

doesn't

seem

to

force

it

his

bat

just

flows

through

the

hitting

zone.

The

ball

goes

feet.

Maybe

if

he

pushed

it.

He

could

get

a

Ken

Griffey

Jr.'s

seven

homers

give

him

the

lead

over

Fred

McGriff.

Jeff

Bagwell

has

his

hands.

The

National

League.

Chance

Saloon.

Well,

The

National

League.

It's

all

up

to

Jeff

Bagwell.

And

the

American

League

guys

have

just

been

teasing

him.

Bag,

You're

nine

down.

That's

a

lot

of

pressure

on

a

young

man

in

his

first

All-Star

game.

Period.

Let

alone

the

home

run

derby.

But

he's

second

behind

Matt

Williams

in

home

runs

in

the

National

League

with

And

remember,

He

hit

the

second-longest

ball

ever

at

the

stadium

in

feet

off

Pirates

pitcher

Bob

Kipper.

And

he's

similar

to

Griffey

in

that

he

doesn't

really

have

to

help

it;

he

may

be

trying.

His

swing

is

just

a

natural

home-run

swing.

As

Craig

Biggio

is

saying.

Bags,

I

know

what

you're

thinking.

Calm

down.

Eh?

Monica

Seles

used

to

do

a

tennis

ball.

The

American

League

guys

are

really

giving

him

a

hard

time.

Chris.

Homers

with

one

swing.

Bagwell,

He

leads

the

majors

in

RBIs

at

the

break

with

He

just

wants

to

get

off

the

schneid.

Brown,

picked

at

by

the

Red

Sox,

was

traded

to

Houston

at

the

end

of

August

for

Larry

Andersen.

He's

just

close.

I

got

jammed.

You're

just

a

little

kid.

You're

just

a

little

guy.

You're

my

idol.

I

grew

up

watching

you.

Yeah.

Okay.

We'll

have

the

distance

back.

It

goes

back,

back,

gone.

We'd

like

to

have

Matt

Williams

helping

out.

But

he's

got

a

slight

back

problem.

They

don't

want

him

to

twist

and

turn

it

just

trying

to

incite

her.

Although

he's

been

on

a

tear.

Yes.

He's

been

swinging

the

bat

exceptionally

well.

Then

on

Friday,

I

thought

he

was

going

to

participate.

I

was

there

in

San

Francisco.

And

the

trainer

came

in

and

said

he

wasn't

going

to

participate.

But

I

must

admit.

Matt

didn't

second

that

motion.

Bagwell,

Now

to

his

last

swing.

He

just

has

one

now.

Next

year,

Hopefully,

We'll

see

Matt.

He

has

Number

two.

They're

looking

to

make

it

four

in

a

row.

They've

had

it

eight

times

before.

One

was

rained

out.

Four.

NL.

Four.

To

center

field,

The

deepest

part

of

the

park.

And

it's...

So

Bagwell,

two

count

out

of

ninth,

has

put

two

out.

Well,

I

think

he's

a

little

more

relaxed

now

that's

the

problem;

you

give

up

five

or

six

hours

before

you

get

comfortable.

If

you're

wondering,

Thomas's

homers

averaged

feet;

Griffey's

seven

homers

averaged

Bagwell

didn't

think

he

got

it,

and

he

was

right,

so

Jeff

Bagwell

ends

with

three.

Ken

Griffey

Jr.

Well,

Ken

Griffey

Jr.,

again,

he

had

to

be

the

favorite

simply

because

he

leads

the

major

leagues

in

home

runs,

but

again,

he

has

such

a

stroke

that

is

just

great

for

this

type

of

competition.

It's

always

fun

to

see

the

guys

just

crown

him

out

here,

And

Ken

Griffey

Jr.

wears

the

crown.

Here

at

Three

Rivers

Stadium,

The

Gatorade

Home

Run

Derby

goes

to

Ken

Griffey

Jr.

His

in

put

him

second.

His

in

got

him

into

the

playoff,

which

he

lost.

His

in

earned

him

the

crown.

beating

Fred

McGriff

by

two,

Frank

Thomas

and

Rubén

Sierra

by

three.

And

the

American

League

has

now

won

four

in

a

row,

beating

the

National

League

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