Four of one, two of the other in 27 years as a broadcaster   I
know you've heard me say, "You never know what's going to happen
when you come to the ballpark," and that's never been more true
than the two-game series with the Mets this week.  I have been
broadcasting Major League Baseball since 1984, and I remember as
a young broadcaster talking to the late Jack Buck, a legendary
announcer in St. Louis. He said, "Kid, every night you come to
the ballpark, you'll see something you've never seen before." It
was a slight exaggeration, but it holds true many nights,
especially when you think you've seen it all.  Angel Pagan's
inside-the-park home run Wednesday was the fourth I've seen in
27 years of announcing major league games, and I vividly
remember the others, if not the years when they happened.  The
first was slow-running catcher Tom Nieto of the Cardinals in my
first year, 1984. He singled up the middle on a looping liner.
The center fielder rushed in and the ball bounced off the spongy
AstroTurf, over his