Nick Green

That one came in the booth just off to our left.

One strike count on Nick Green.

Motney was running on that last pitch.

He draws a throw.

Heading in the number five position, playing at first base, will be Danny Caterer.

Heading sixth, Nick Green will be at second base.

Heading seventh, Rick Monday, he'll be in center field.

The catcher for this first ball game will be Jim Pagliaroni, and Chuck Dobson will be on the mound.

Ball one.

On deck is Nick Green.

Wind has picked up just a little bit.

They play Fossey absolutely straight away.

Green falls down.

Jackson makes the catch behind him.

Nick Green fell down trying to get in the position to make the play, and that's the move it up.

Had enough time to get under the ball to make the play.

The catcher is Ray Fossey.

Nick Green will be at second base.

And Vida Blue, a 20-game winner in the regular season, but 0-1 in this series, is the pitcher.

Gathered down at home plate now are Dick Williams along with Billy Hunter, the top coach of the Baltimore Bucs.

Nick Williams, serve Norrin.

Paul Champ right up in the corner of the dugout, eyeing everything on the field.

Nick Green behind his glove, yelling at Campanaro.

Here's the pitch to Blair.

It's 1-0, and Felix Leon, 1% of the series, right-handed batter, chokes up a great deal, takes a breaking pitch in the dirt ball once.

Dennis at first base, Green at second, Campanaris at shortstop, Bando at third, Rudy at left, Babalillo at center, Reggie Jackson at right, and Ray Foster catching Hunter, who comes back with a fastball that misses.

It is 2-0.

And Cal Bando, who is a real leader on this Oakland team, walks in a few steps to say something to Jim Catfish Hunter.

Throws the fastball.

This one is fouled off to the left.

Tom, a Fresno, California man, where he was all everything in high school out there, now lives in Greenwich, Connecticut.

In the World Series of 1969, he lost 4-1 at Baltimore, but then came back and pitched a 2-1 complete game in the fourth game here in New York.

That one came in the booth just off to our left.

One strike count on Nick Green.

Motney was running on that last pitch.

He draws a throw.

You see him on Braves Vision, and we like to get to talk to him when we can.

He's Nick Green joining us here in the locker room via the Loud Security Systems News Maker Line.

Nick, good morning.

Thanks for joining us here in the locker room.

They moved the offense around a little bit in the lineup, uh, the other day, put Drake down in the lineup.

So I think they're just trying to find their way.

Nick Green from Braves Vision joining us here in the locker room.

Starting today, the National League East-leading Braves host the National League West-leading Dodgers, and this will be an interesting home stand with seven games, Dodgers, Rockies, and Giants, including that makeup game with the rain out.

Joe Fry.

Nick Green?

Maybe.

Eric Sogard.

Gene Kellis, who hit two home runs yesterday to drive in all three runs and give the A's the opening, is the catcher in that seventh.

Nick Green is at second base batting eighth, and 21-game winner Catfish Hunter is the pitcher.

Now, Hunter does not have an overwhelming fastball, an excellent fastball, a fine curve breaking pitch, and Catfish Hunter makes the good pitches.

Very seldom does he have that ball out over the plate.

He couldn't hold up on it and tennis strikes out.

Tony hits two home runs with the Yankees.

Two out now in the Oakland 7, and Nick Green is the scheduled hitter and is up there.

Cincinnati has not scored in the last 11 innings.