Chris Chambliss

Bounding ball wide at first.

Chambliss makes a good stop.

Throw to Ellis, covering, and it is out at first base.

Good play by Chambliss and Ellis combining.

Chambliss had to go very wide, almost into the hole between first and second.

Here's Buck Martinez.

Right-handed batting checker.

It looked as though either one of them could have made the play, but it was easier for Patek crossing to his left, and he had to play in front of him in the bag in

Nettles is 3 for 16.

Chambliss at first base, 1 for 13.

Paul Blair is in right field.

He is 1 for 1.

No score.

Gibby doesn't have anything tricky over to first base in the way of the move.

That's Lecrae being held by Chambliss.

He's kind of quick going home.

Nettles is 3 for 16.

Chambliss at first base, 1 for 13.

Paul Blair is in right field.

He is 1 for 1.

big three left-handed hitter.

That's the only RBI among the three.

I'm talking about Chambliss, Reggie Jackson, and Nettles.

That was a big one by Nettles yesterday.

So Piniella got something he doesn't normally get in infield hits.

Well, Piniella on at first base, nobody out, and the batter will be Chris Chambliss.

Concepcion plays a deep shortstop anyway, and by the time he picked that ball up, he was way out of left field, and he decided not to try to throw it.

Oh,

Ball three.

Three balls, no strikes.

Three balls and no strikes on Chris Chambliss.

Lou Pinnell on at first base.

Munson is the catcher.

The cleanup hitter for Billy Martin's team is Chris Chambliss, the first baseman.

Chambliss at first base.

Batting number five, the designated batter, Carlos May, who did not start in the lineup yesterday.

Rivers turned the bag at third and Bluff going home trying to tease a bad throw from Mayberry but Big John just held on and ran it in.

Rivers is a third.

There are two outs now, and Chris Chambliss, who went two for four, is up.

Yankee first baseman, a left-handed batter with a closed stance.

Lou Piniella is in left field tonight, hitting cleanup with a .304 average.

Chris Chambliss at first base, batting .286.

Chambliss sat out last night's ballgame with a jammed left ankle, but he's back in tonight.

Roy White will be the designated hitter, batting .257.

of Spocky when he's throwing that good slider or Guidry when he's breaking his good pitch off a strikeout.

One strike on low on deck.

Chris Chambliss.

Here's the kick and the fastball right down the middle.

Jerry Ramey hit his third almost.

Chris Chambliss had two.

His tenth and eleven for the Yankees.

And Roy White had one for the Yankees.

In the pennant race of the American League East, the contenders were successful.

The Yankees, with Catfish Hunter and Ed Figueroa turning in complete ballgames, swept the Angels, winning 10-1 and 9-3.

Two Chris Chambliss homers in the opener and one by Roy White.

Two Reggie Jackson homers in the nightcap.

Joe Morgan and Jose Cruz each planned two-run homers to lead the way for the usually light-hitting Astros.

In the only other National League game, Chris Chambliss' two-run homer gave the Atlanta Braves a 2-1 win over the San Francisco Giants.

The contenders in the National League East all have a day off for rest and travel Thursday.

First place Montreal resuming action in St. Louis.

That was a horrible year when they got, you know, up 3-0 against the Red Sox and then lost.

But tell me, tell us a little bit, give us a little inside baseball about how for you, you know, baseball changed from 77 and 78 to 2004 with the likes of, you know, A-Rod and Jeter and, you know, being around those teams as opposed to Chris Chambliss and Thurman Munson.

Yeah, it is totally different, you know, comparing the two eras.

I mean, I think we had more fun when we played.

I don't think he ever touched any of the bases after second.

He was fighting for his life.

Tell me a little bit about Chris Chambliss as a player, as a teammate.

There wasn't any bases left.