Don Zimmer

Gil Hodges at first base batting fifth, and Gino Cimoli, who has the hot stick right now, batting behind Gil and the Dodger on it in the number six spot.

Al Walker will be behind the plate to do the catching, with Don Zimmer playing third base, and left-hander Johnny Podrick to do the pitching.

Campanella still has a little pain in his left knee.

It's not actually the knee, it's in the muscles above the knee.

At second is Gilliam.

Reese at short.

And Zimmer is at third base.

Get the outfield for you in a moment.

Batting seventh and catching in the ball game, Sammy Taylor, with a .111 average.

Batting eighth at third base, Don Zimmer, with an .068 average.

And on the mound for the New York Mets, Roger Craig.

He is one-one and lost three.

One ball and two strikes.

Defensive leap for the Mets in the infield.

Hodges at first, at second base, Johnny Neal, the shortstop, Felix Mantilla, and at third base, Don Zimmer.

Catching, Sammy Taylor.

Inside and low down around the ankles, and the count is even now at 2-2.

Setting up the defense for the New York Mets, Don Zimmer at third.

He's wide of the bag, and just about even with it.

Felix Pantilla is short, shaded toward second.

Sally Hemus coaching at third, Cookie Lava Jetto at first.

Don Leppard behind the plate handling myself.

Don Zimmer will be up next and then Charlie Neal.

The 1-2 pitch.

Whitey Ford started for New York, removed in the 8th, and Benny Daniels started for Washington, taken out in the 11th inning.

Mickey Mantle homered in the 7th with nobody on for New York, and Don Zimmer hit one for Washington in the 8th with nobody on.

Here's the 1-2 pitch to Oliver now.

Ground ball in the hole.

Al Renup was the loser.

Ronnie Klein the winner for Washington.

Home runs by Mickey Mantle and Don Zimmer.

The Baltimore Orioles defeated Cleveland this afternoon, 4-0, a three-hit shutout by Robin Roberts for his 12th win of the year, and Sonny Siebert lost it for Cleveland.

Pitch to Craig, a breaking ball over, strike two called.

Don Zimmer coaching at first and Cookie Lavagetto pacing up and down on the lines at third.

Hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, has gone from a once controversial treatment to one of the biggest conversations in women's health.

It's not just night sweats or aches and pains.

Why wouldn't you be a good baseball man? How could you possibly be in that position and not be a good baseball man? Do they have some guys sitting on the bench who are bad baseball men?

Who's the most baseball man ever? Don Zimmer? He is a good baseball man.

Yeah, until Pedro Martinez hucked him through like a bag of potting soil.

Who was the guy

The sixth man in the batting order will be the second baseman, Charlie Neal.

And batting seventh at third base, Don Zimmer.

Batting eighth and doing the catching, Chris Cannizaro.

And on the mound, Bob Miller.

Blasingame with a 233 average, a left-handed batter.

Miller throws down too low on his first pitch, ball one.

Defensively for the New York Mets, it's- At third base, Don Zimmer.

At shortstop, Eliu Chacon.

Gil Hodges takes it high for ball three, full count.

Don Zimmer on deck.

No action in the White Sox bullpen.

Ready for the payoff pitch.

Your attention please.

For Chicago, batting for Howard Pierce, number 17, Earl Torgeson.

Don Zimmer's coming out here to warm up Roger Craig.

I see Ron Fairly going into right field.