Dan Gladden

And hitting ninth, The Jet, the guy that makes those fabulous catches, Roberto Kelly.

Leading off for the Twins, Dan Gladden in left field.

Hitting second, former Met Wally Backman will play second base.

The Little Fireplug, Kirby Puckett, will play center field and hit third for the Twins.

So I, I think that's why he put the lineup that way.

And it's a tough lineup for Tommy John when you flip the card over, because if Minnesota has one thing, they have right-hand power.

Uh, Wally Backman not really a very good hitter from the right side, but Gladden is Certainly Gary Gaetti is, and, uh, they were very good against lefties last year.

John, now again, uh, if you can get the runners on like Henderson, Sax, and possibly later in the game, uh, uh, Roberto Kelly, uh, Brookins can make contact, then he can get him in scoring position, then you know you got a chance maybe for a long fly ball or a ball in the gap or maybe possibly a home run by the other two guys, and that's what Dallas wants.

Base hit to right field.

Here comes Gladden, just a stroke, cut off by Bream, down to Belliard.

The run is in, and Knobloch is tailed out by Belliard.

But the run is over, as Knobloch, single to right, to score Gladden.

And after three full innings of play, it's Minnesota 1, Atlanta nothing.

Well, Gagne up there.

The 1-0 to Gant.

Line drive, left field.

Everybody knows this because of this podcast.

The right pick is Dan Gladden.

Well, good thing

that you're on the clock.