and did the Superman straight off the joint. He said my man said I messed my car with like eight inches. I mean, if I hit the car with him in a rap, I would've hit it first. But I hit my hip first.  Rapper DMX Bro-Pote in the late 90s is one of hip-hop's most unique and singular performers. No mouth. Got my dogs covered. Must have saw a gravy like chicken when it smugged. It's dark and I love it. But after a career that would span seven studio albums and numerous appearances in some big time Hollywood productions, DMX would pass away at the age of only 50 after suffering a fatal heart attack from complications related to drug overdose. In this video, we're going to take a look back at when DMX was still with us and more specifically at some of the properties he once called home. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. As difficult as the news of his passing was to process for the millions of his fans all over the world, the truth is that life had always been something of a struggle for the man once known as Earl Simmons. Not only did he spend his childhood in multiple New York City public housing centres, but even after finding success in earning millions, Debt would continue to plague the superstars he moved from one city to another. From the streets of a New Jersey rental to a failed investment property in Harlem, New York. Even once purchased a summer home in Arizona that was sold at $100,000 loss. Even at the tail end of his life, he was trying to move off of the one property he still owned, a $1 million home located in Mt. Kisco, New York. These repeated foreclosures for sales and major investment losses are just a taste of what's to come on this house tour. Hey guys, it's Care The Vampire Slayer back with another exclusive house tour here on Femus Entertainment, this one looking at the homes of the late rapper DMX. Don't forget to like, subscribe and follow me on Instagram if you want to chat. Now let's get into this video. Let's circle back to the beginning of DMX's journey and then make our way forward. When DMX was a child, he spent a lot of time living in public housing development, be it Mulford Gardens or Clacagno Homes in his hometown of Yonkers, New York. Once he'd gone on to become a world-famous rapper, DMX would honour these public housing developments that played a large part in raising him. By featuring them in many of his early music videos, this includes the classic Aliyah collab called Come Back in One Piece. He'd also never forget the five crucial years he spent living on and off at the Children's Village group home located in Dobbs Ferry, New York. It was while living here that DMX became determined to change his life rounds by becoming a hip hop legend. Later in life, he'd pay his respects to this crucial part of his past by making regular visits as an adult to inspire the kids that now called Children's Village home. Once DMX had begun to establish himself as a force in the music industry, he picked up a small three-bedroom, one-and-a-half bathroom home in the quiet town of Teaneck, New Jersey. At the time, the rapper was living with his then wife to share a cement. And for a little while at least, things couldn't have been any better. But then, in the early 2000s, DMX was hit with animal cruelty charges after police found out that he had been mistreating the 10 people that had been sharing this two-story colonial home along with him and his wife. Couple that with multiple reports of a legal weaponry also being found in the home as well as the place falling into a state of disrepair and by 2005, whom had sadly been sold to a new owner for only $380,000. Today, website Realtor.com estimates that this home would now be worth around $450,000. While still living at their home in Jersey, DMX and his wife purchased a Harlem brownstone in 2001 for around $750,000. At the time, all reports suggested that the couple were planning on renovating the three-story home into a series of apartments and then renting them out. Unfortunately for these best-laid plans, zoning laws made that an impossibility. Furthermore, the work that DMX had already paid for only got him into all kinds of hot water with permit and worker safety lawsuit. Basically, it was a mess. When all of this became too much of a hassle for DMX, he quickly tried to move off of it. He apparently had a $1.6 million offer on the home sometime in 2006, but the sale didn't go through and the home was ultimately sold at an auction in 2008. Forget this. $120,000. Plus, DMX still had to cover around $400,000 in debts associated with the property. My gosh, talk about a money suck. These days, the home is now completely renovated and probably as gorgeous as DMX always imagined it would be. With its large windows, chef's kitchen, and beautifully manicured front lawn, it's just too bad that X didn't get to stick around to see it. After moving on from his Jersey home in the early 2000s, DMX picked up this Pueblo South summer home that spanned 3,700 square feet of space on 2.2 desert acres out in Cave Creek, Arizona for $575,000. Featuring five bedrooms, four bathrooms, stone flooring, granite countertops, custom-made cabinets, and a one-bedroom guest house, is there anything this place doesn't have? Well, hold that thought for just one second because I haven't even mentioned the outside yet. It provided an outdoor kitchen, an in-ground pool, a playground, and multiple horse stalls. Located on the breathtaking Cave Creek Park trail system, the home is also surrounded by miles of riding, hiking, and biking trails that are perfect for outdoor exploration. Rather than take advantage of all the nature this home provided for him while living here, DMX once again found himself in trouble with the law the exact same reasons as before, animal cruelty. Soon after his house was raided in 2007, DMX would sell the home at a loss the following year for $447,000. Around the same time that DMX was picking up his home in New Jersey, he also bought himself this 3,600 square foot home located on 2.5 acres of Lante Mountain Mount Kisco, New York for a ported $912,000. Located about an hour outside of Manhattan, this area of northern Westchester has attracted former residents of the big city ready for a taste of that suburban living. Once DMX and his wife Tashira moved in here in the early 2000s, this became their primary home until their eventual divorce. From that point forward, it would become Tashira's home and a massive financial burden for DMX. In fact, the rapper would struggle mightily to keep this modest four-bedroom, four-bathroom home away from his creditors. With this home almost fell into foreclosure, but each time, DMX managed to save off the inevitable. That being said, DMX very much wanted his ex-wife to move up. She simply refused to do so. He once told USA Today, I told her she's living above her means that you can't still live on the same block as Martha Stewart and Chevy Chase. You got a downgrade. But she refuses to do so because the house is in my name. She doesn't give an F about my credit. In 2014, he had paid back a massive $250,000 loan against the home, but two years later, he was filing for bankruptcy and transferring the ownership of this home to an LLC in 2019. Then before anything else could be settled in regards to this home, DMX would pass away after collapsing from a heart attack.  A single bright note to all of this. Remember how I mentioned those public housing developments that DMX used to live in? One of the former properties, Calcagno Homes, has now created a stunning mural in recognition of their former tenant. At least now, fans of DMX will always have a place to travel and pilgrimage to in order to pay their respects to one of hip-hop's late greats. My name's Karen, if you enjoyed this video then please like and subscribe and I'll catch you all in the next one. Bye!


I will draw your attention to these vessels here on either side of the sternum. This is the internal thoracic or the internal mammary artery and the accompanying vein. They are the branches from the subclavian artery on both the sides and they enter the thorax and they are coming down. This internal thoracic artery is accompanied by the internal thoracic vein. Normally the internal thoracic vein is on the medial side of the artery. But we noticed as we go lower down, it is not one but two. These are the venae cometantes of the internal thoracic artery. So from approximately the second or third rib onwards, it is not just a single vein but a venae cometantes. The next thing we notice is that the internal thoracic artery and the vein is disappearing inside this muscle. Even on this side also. And we have split over part of the muscle on this side and this side to show it is disappearing. This is the transversus thoracis muscle which I shall come to just a little later. This internal thoracic artery is the one which supplies the first to the sixth intercostal spaces by means of two arteries. Two anterior intercostal arteries. From the seventh space downwards, internal thoracic artery divides into a musculophrenic which supplies the diaphragm and a superior epigastric. The musculophrenic artery supplies the intercostal spaces from the seventh to the ninth anterior. Tenth and the eleventh intercostal space do not have any anterior intercostal arteries. And the twelfth one is the subcostal artery which also does not have any anterior. I will turn this specimen to show you the superior epigastric one side just now. We have lifted up the rectus abdominis on the left side and we can see an artery emerging through. This is the superior epigastric on the left side. This superior epigastric is one of the two terminal branches of the internal thoracic artery which goes to the abdominal wall. Now again I am turning it back to come back to where we were. The internal thoracic artery on the left side is used for coronary artery bypass grafting. Also referred to as left internal mammary artery bypass, lima bypass. That brings me to the next point. This internal thoracic artery is also referred to as internal mammary artery. Because especially in the second, third and fourth intercostal space it gives us to perforating arteries which perforate through and come to the anterior chest wall. And from there it supplies the breast in the female from the medial side as the medial mammary branches. And they are very important arteries and they have to be carefully dissected and ligated during mastectomy. And that is why this internal thoracic is also referred to as internal mammary artery. So that is about the internal thoracic artery. Now let me draw your attention to this muscle which I had mentioned just a little while back. Transversal thoracic muscle is present only on the anterior aspect of the chest wall. And this muscle becomes continuous with the transversal abdominis muscle. This actually belongs to layer number three of the chest wall. The outermost layer was the external intercostal muscle. The middle layer is the internal intercostal muscle. And the innermost layer actually is composed of three indistinctly divided muscles. One is called the subcostal muscle which is present only on the posterior aspect near the angles of the ribs. We cannot see it here. Then we can have something called the innermost intercostal which also is very vaguely defined. And only clearly well defined is this transversal thoracis. So this belongs to the third layer. And we know that the neurobascular plane is between layers number two and three. And that is the reason why the internal thoracic artery in the vein is disappearing deep to the transversal thoracis. Thank you very much for watching Dr. Sanjay Sanyal. Please like and subscribe if you have any questions or comments. Please put them in the comment section below.


We are under the lights this evening as we get you set for another edition of baseball on the show tonight We've got a good matchup in store between the Detroit Tigers and the New York Yankees Yankees baseball comes your way next It is on the mound for game two Dan any thoughts for this guy was Unbelievably good in this last one struck out a ton of guys in an amazing performance and all of his pitches We're working. Let's hope he brings that a game back with him in this one Stepping up now Victor Reyes, he'll get us started in this one under the lights First offering on its way Hung the slider there but laid off for ball one and as the Yankees get started here tonight guys They come off another loss last time out and in fact, they've dropped three of their last four Yeah, Maddie. They lost last game only by one run. Those are the tough ones But I'm sure they've looked at the film made a few adjustments And let's see if they can give a better effort today two and oh to the Tigers left fielder And it's two and one to the Tigers leadoff hitter the rain starting to intensify here It's coming down a little heavier now. We'll see how much longer the umpires can wait Yeah, Matt right now. This doesn't look too good I wouldn't be surprised if we don't see the umpires come out and bring the ground crew out here the infield around the mound and Around the home plate area is really getting soaking wet and I can't anticipate this going on very much longer a Full count three balls and two strikes Well, those were a couple of closed pitches right there in the inner part of the zone Hitters will tell you pitches in that location are tough to do anything with and he lays off Ball four and the leadoff man is on to begin the ball game Next to the plate for the Tigers the DH Harold Castro first chance for him here with a man on following the leadoff walk Now with throw over here comes the first pitch Castro is one of those prototypical Left-handed bats that really excels against right-handed pitching sees the ball well coming from that side That one's gonna find the seats strike one Cole he's the kind of pitcher that a lot of pitching coaches and managers really appreciate and that he rarely issues the free pass He's a strike-thrower. Yeah, Matty V And I think every pitching coach and every manager loves to have a guy like this on his staff He won't beat himself He'll make you put the ball in play and he's not afraid to get his defense allowed He's a pitch to contact guy and that's one of the keys why he's been able to be such a good pitcher at this level Filed off again, and now he's in a one and two hole You're at first with no outs here and a change up here, but that's taken low in the dirt for a ball I think he's shown you right there He was trying to put you away with the off-speed pitch have to be leery of that right there and take pole side away That'll keep you on all stuff fastballs and the off-speed fouled off ready with another two two And he takes strike three cold on the fastball one gone great spot on that two-two fastball You can't place it on the inside corner any better than that and as a hitter There's just not a whole lot you can do with that unless you're looking for it and time it just right Love seeing a guy that could work the inside with his fastball First baseman Miguel Cabrera stands in as he can't catch up on a fastball to letters And it's strike one first swings for him in this one with a runner still at first and one gone And the 0-1 pitch outside the throw the throw is low and he can't make the pack So he swipes second successfully But you have to wonder now if that might actually end up taking the bat out of the hands of one of their better hitters Well, that's a good point Matt, but I'd be a little surprised if that's the case It's still early in the game is tied So that would be a pretty cautious move to pitch around him here or just walk them flat out And he comes back with a fastball one and two now time for a look at our umpires in this one behind the plate is Patrick Johnson Yeah, Dan We got Patrick Johnson behind the dish tonight fairly standard strikes on most of the time But he's definitely a pitcher's umpire. I always felt like this.  You're watching Major League Baseball on the show Jordan Zimmerman the right-hander from the state of Wisconsin is on the mound here Dan, please act What do you got well? I think the key for him is going to be locating strikes and forcing soft contact He doesn't have dominant stuff compared to some other guys But if he executes he can still be very effective. We'll see how he does Here's Brett Gardner now and he really thrives in the batter's box here at home Something to keep an eye on in this one first pitch of the at bat on its way No, and he lays off there one and oh so guys these tigers as they begin play here tonight They come in looking to make it two in a row as they were winners last time out Hey, they come into game two at a series riding high of huge one-run victory yesterday able to do the little things to put Them over to top Hopefully that leads to some momentum in game two right to him and the throw to first is in time one gun Here's Miguel and a hard now Delivery to him on the way One out nobody on Swing and a miss on the slider and he's quickly behind nothing in two Really starting to pour now and the forecast is not showing any signs of a break in the weather You know one of the big issues is player safety and right now this field is getting sloppy wet mad And I don't know how much more rain this field can take Pops this one up Cabrera has a play and he makes the catch for the second now And that'll bring up Aaron judge looking for better results than last night when he went 0 for 4 in that one First pitch of the at bat a bouncer up the middle And that's through for a hit He'll get it in the second The tag and they'll get him at second and with that the side is retired So the Yankees go 1 2 3 we are still scoreless Back now for the second inning in the Bronx and here's Heidi Watney with an update on the weather Matt I am hearing that heavier ranked is expected to pass to the ballpark at some point later in the game The umpiring crew would of course like to get this one in uninterrupted But it is possible that we could be looking at some sort of a delay if they determine the weather is impacting the play on the field All right Heidi thanks. We'll hope for the best of course the guys you have to assume these players are probably going to be impacted by this weather at least a little Yeah, Maddie a hundred percent. It's going to be bothersome. They're gonna have to watch their spikes They're gonna have to maybe gather themselves to get that extra grip on the baseball But from a position player standpoint, you just can't lose focus Starting pitchers are the ones that are gonna have the most problems with it his career line against Garrett Cole He's gone four for nine And that's a base hit in a center field So a good start to the inning for the Tigers as their leadoff hitters on base Digging in Austin Romine run with first to start the inning and damn when it comes to pitching in the rain What changes I think the most difficult part Matt is the ball gets slipped It's hard to keep your hands dry, and if you don't have a good feel in that grip It's hard to control where you're gonna throw the ball Over to the bag and he'll get back in safely from the stretch Nobody outrunner on first really getting the better of him now. It's strike two Open to send him packing pitch on its way Can't get him to chase. It's one and two to two balls and two strikes now now the two-two Is laid off in the count runs pull Wow from 0 and 2 to 3 and 2 in that last pitch on 2 and 2 Wasn't even close. He had this guy in the ropes, but now he led him right back into this at bat a Swing and a drive sent out toward the gap Gardner going back And this is gonna find the wall out near the Yankee bullpen and the Ronald score as the Tigers are off to a 1-0 lead When this thing left his bed, I started thinking it might have enough to get out of here didn't quite carry number But it does one hop the wall off the track and he cruises into second with an RBI two-bagger You'll take that every day of the week Up next steps Kristen Stewart as the first pitch to him is in there for a called strike one And he's a guy looking to break out in a big way Hasn't been getting the results he or his club have been hoping for and one and one is this one's in on the hands Runner at second nobody out and look out is that one ran in and got him Whoa, he looks a little frustrated out there, and I don't blame him He gives up a couple of hits early inning and then he plunks this guy He's fighting himself a little bit so they might want to head out to the mound and try to calm him down Next up for Detroit number 28 couple of hits for him in four trips to the plate last night First delivery to him on the way hit down the line at first this gets foul It's oh and one looking at his career totals good room hits in the 240s So there's room for improvement in that regard, you know Maddy I know his career bat and average jumps off at the page But this guy can help a roster in a lot of different ways He brings value to the manager on a daily basis on two count Here's the pitch Now a swing and a miss as he picks up another one make it for strikeouts already and there's your first out That's not in that bat. He or his hitting coach are going to be happy with at all It's bad enough to go down on three pitches, but none of them were even in the strike zone. That's a bad look Next batter Jamer Candelario as the first pitch misses to him It's ball one and he's a guy looking to break out in a big way Hasn't been getting the results he or his club have been hoping for and he founds this one off. I Think for every player for every former player that swing right there is the reason we need to extend the netting without Question want the fans to be safe And this one runs a little too far in ball two His pitch count is getting up there in the inning now He needs to get this frame over with sooner than later So forcing contact and getting the defense involved is probably the best thing he can do the two one Will not catch the zone ball three You fight so hard to get into these type of counts. You can't let this pitch get away from you You have to keyhole something middle of the plate tries to go the other way as this is in the air to left field Stanton comes on now and puts it away for the second out of the inning At the plate Victor Reyes, he drew a base on balls his first time up hoping to limit the damage Here's the pitch one offering Here's a strike with the breaking ball He's attacking this hitter a lot more aggressively than he did the first time when he faced him and issued a walk coming right after him here Two men are on with two men out and strike three called as he says you got to be kidding me with the side retired Tiger strike for a run on this RBI double will go to the bottom of the second. It's now 1-0 Detroit Leading off the inning Gary Sanchez, and they'll need him to get something going here Pitch coming here it is Here's a shot to left field and deep look at this It's a solo shot here for Gary Sanchez Seven home runs for him on the year now and the Yankees have drawn even now at one apiece Boy talk about when you're hot you're hot gets two bombs yesterday and another long bomb so far today When this guy gets hot he's near impossible to stop I'm not giving this guy a pitch anywhere close to it Giancarlo Stanton now and he's hoping to get things going at the plate It's been a bit of a struggle for him in recent games The first pitch to him Bases are empty here nobody out two balls and no strikes the count is Stanton Looks like that bomb earlier in any kind of put this pitcher on the defensive that being very aggressive right now three and oh now Taking all the way it's three and one now Stealing that strike on 3-0 was important, but you don't want to miss over the heart of the plate in this situation I gotta believe he's gonna be way more aggressive right here. It's the good fastball and he can't catch up three and two Hey, this pitcher better be careful right here. My man at the plate is not trying to push something to the opposite field There's a drive high in the air and deep to left center field And he's gonna make the catch on the warning track a fine running play there for the first out And that'll bring up Tyler Wade one run in and one gone so far in the city ready with the first pitch here it comes Hit down the third base line, but a foul ball here oh and one Bases are empty one man out and there's ball one ball for on that one two balls and a strike a Lot of pitches away here, which is pretty much what you're forced to do with lefty batters here at Yankee Stadium It doesn't take much to hook one out of here to right field with that short porch out there now the two one pitch Lifted down the line in left and that will end up a foul ball One out nobody on this is swung on and popped up crossing into foul territory now behind third and No one will get this one the two two one more time Geo or Shella is on deck three two picks high in the air and drifting out to shallow center may been moving in He gets there and makes the play for the second out of the inning Digging in now for the Yankees Geo or Shella only one hit for him in his last four ball games Delivery to him on the way He'll hold off on the slider to start the at bat. It's ball one looking at his lifetime numbers for Shella as a Slugging percentage a little over 425 a respectable number And it's a called strike to even the count at one And he misses two and one Two out nobody on Smoked on the ground left side Dive he's got it what a play They caught the hot corner for a reason and this is a beauty to take us to break the three of us returned with more Wednesday night Baseball after this all set for the start of the inning so coming to the plate Harold Castro He got called out on strikes his last time through yeah always frustrating to go down looking everybody does it though You'll have a few abes where you get completely fooled look for him to be on the attack early in the setback And that's too high ball to You can see this guy's more focused at the plate right now and that first AB he went down on strikes good comeback fastball there It's two balls in a strike With the way this guy's throwing on the mound you cannot be chasing you have to set your sights a little bit lower and control The strike zone into the windup. Here's the two and one pitch and drive and that's a base hit in a center field He doubled up on the heater right there first one he blew right by him second one timing was on point He was able to get a hit That'll bring up the veteran Miguel Cabrera And that misses ball one and he misses low with it two and oh Lead off man aboard here in a 1-1 ball game Two balls in a strike to the Tigers first baseman and that pitch comes over to catch the corner It's two and two now go right back at him and it hit him But he is able to recover as he gets the out at first one away now Well, this is certainly something you never want to see perhaps the silver lining here If there is one is that that got him in the non throwing arm So if he had to work his way through this he probably could Assuming of course that there's nothing broken in there and I think he is indeed planning to give it another go One gone here in the Detroit third and that'll bring up Jonathan scope to hit next Pitch coming here it is Here's a knuckle curve that backs him up a bit ball one According to the career numbers on the back of his baseball card scope brings a batting average just a little over the 250 mark Not close. It's two and oh scope whose nick named Mamba He's currently on a one-year deal So he stands to be a free agent at the end of this season Hey, this guy's been an absolute solid player his entire big league career And I expect him to have a ton of suitors come this offseason three and oh to him now the pitch And that's over three and one both swung on and missed and it's full three and two I don't blame the batter for pulling the trigger right there those fastballs light up your eyes And you can occasionally do damage with him, but he wasn't able to catch up with that one Sit him down on strikes and there are two gone That's his second strike out of the game I wouldn't be surprised if a coach finds him in a dugout and gives him a little talk about Shortening up and putting the ball in play good things tend to happen when you do that in these kinds of conditions Here's Cameron may been now high in the air out to center field Gardner on the move He's there to track it down and that'll end the inning one left for Detroit home half of the third coming up tied at one Welcome back as the Yankees prepare for their third turn through the order Fans of the Bronx bombers have been treated to quite a bit of production from this lineup so far this year They enter the day near the top of the league in both team batting average and runs scored So it's safe to say they're among the cream of the crop in terms of offensive production Talking with some of the coaches earlier They all alluded to not only the high level of talent on this club, but also the hitters tireless work ethic They praised the professionalism these players bring to their craft as a major reason for their success And they said the hard work brings confidence when it comes time to compete in the batter's box All right, Heidi. Thank you first pitch of the at bat and the slider tails outside for ball one Looks at a slider in there one and one and I'm off stride that time and it's one and two Made him look silly with that one ball swung on and missed for the first out That swing tells me he was really trying to get a pitch out front and rip it down the line But that wasn't a great pitch to do it on it. It's really not the best to strike approach either And that sends DJ LaMahieu into the box As he looks at a fastball that misses off the plate for ball one He'll enter play here with that average down in the low two hundreds still without a home run and seven driven in Now the 1-0 two and one bases are empty one man out. He's falling behind down three and one You could pretty much book it that a fastball is coming a challenge fastball right here He cannot allow the nine hole hitter to get on base with the top of the order looming And the count will be full Yeah, you could tell he was ready for another fastball But the pitcher went to breaking ball and the hitter just fouls that one off Three two pitch and he popped him up Back into foul territory behind first, but this will land untouched one out nobody on and he takes ball For so a good job out of the nine hole and getting on base as we go back to the top of the order So a runner on first with one out now and up next all left-handed hitting Brett Gardner the pitch Fouled away. He'll play ball here as this is on the ground a third The throw pulls him off the bag Can speak from experience and I can tell you what a night like this. It's tough to get a good grip on the ball It's a little frigid out there, and he might have lost a little bit of feeling in his fingers Never easy to make a good throw when that's the case Runners at first and second here with one away and striding into the plate. It'll be Miguel and do hard That here's the nothing and nothing pitch Hey, this dude's clearly came to approach this guy is trying to keep the ball off the plate see if they can get him to chase something But it's two and all Has to be a challenge pitch coming up here. He probably doesn't want to flirt with loading the bases Nothing can make you question yourself on the mound more than three straight balls to a guy You know that you should go right after sometimes you just lose the strikes only you don't know why He misses with it ball for so that'll load the bases and now he's really gonna need to get a ground And that's two free passes in the third inning alone So you have to wonder if maybe it's something mechanical or if it's just Psychological got to get back on track here fouled away one on its way Swing and a miss and he's in trouble now oh and to judge Fittingly against the nickname all rise. He's a five-year vet at the major league level And it's a ballman two strikes not Aaron judge Hey, this is a monster strikeout situation right here the double play will be great in this situation But I know he's gone for the K you get a one-two count on the guy He's gonna throw his nastiest stuff strike three called on the fastball to be about eye level But it's out number two instead well no preferential treatment there Sometimes we see great hitters have the calls go their way on close pitches, but not this time I think that was actually a good take but on two strikes anything that close can go either way Stepping in now Gary Sanchez Perhaps he can drive another one out of the park just like he did back in the second the set and the 1-0 To well count not a good spot to be in as a pitcher a swing and a drive sent out toward the gap Boom goes the dynamite Unswing and he unloads the bases on that one his second of the game and it's suddenly a five-one ball game And when he got the second out, I thought he might come out of this unscathed, but after that towering grand slam He's about a skate that you can get is that a word who cares it is now Digging into the batter's box next will be Jim Carlos Stanton as he looks at a fastball that's in there for strike one Four runs here in this half in a pays off for ball one For his pitch count is really spiked here in this inning. He's up to over 50 already Zimmerman's ready 1-1 pitch on its way And he takes one off the inside corner for Bowl 2 Well, I think he just kind of lost focused on the mound right there It's clearly not going his way and he's thinking more about that than the task at hand and right now he needs to think about this hitter Into the wind up. Here's the two-and-one pitch That's a good take on a fastball out of the zone. Hey, I get it He's looking for a ball to drive but that ball was a little bit too far up in his own That's one you normally pop right up boy not close again his third walk of the inning is that misses for ball four And don't forget he gave up a long ball earlier in this inning So you can understand why he wasn't too aggressive with him there when he got him to three and one He wasn't too anxious to challenge him at the plate Tyler Wayne so far over one with a flyout First delivery to him on the way Hey the way this guy on the mound has been struggling to find his own I'm not mad at the guy taking a pitch when one delivery Tries to shave the corner with that pitch, but it's one-on-one Here's a high pop up Candelario is under it and that retires the side But one more look at the big blow in the inning for the Yankees a grand slam home run We played three full. It's five one Yanks Standing in Austin Romain He'll lead things off against Garrett Cole lots of baseball left in this one It's we're still early on but you don't want to fall too far behind They're already down by a bundle and one of the things you want your lead-off guy to get on and set the table for the big Boys to start driving in some runs And he takes a cold strike oh and one and he falls behind oh and two Nothing in two count and the pitch Swing and a miss on the fastball and that's the first out Boy, that's the best pitch in baseball right there with two strikes that elevated fastball about every hitter thinks that hey They can do something with that but most of the time you get the result that you saw right there a big swing in a miss and another strikeout Standing in now Kristen Stewart Yes, he pops the first pitch foul behind the plate he'll enter play with that batting average still shy of the 220 mark Two home runs nine driven in here comes the oh one That's a pitch he'd like to have back you're not going to see very many pitches like that from a pitcher of this quality I'm sure he'd like to have that one back to take a swing at it Both clubs with three hits in the ballgame and they'll try to tempt him with a curveball But this bounces in front of the plate and it's one and two And that's into the corner of foul ball and right here he comes on a ball and two strikes Brown ball sent back up the middle.  I wouldn't put him on a superstar level But you know what they didn't miss with this pick either you go into high rounds and you carve out a career the way this guy has nice pick Tiger shortstop with a ball and two strikes When the pitcher on the mound is establishing this kind of heater You got to come off everything else and find a way to get that bad head in the zone And he struck him out his eighth punch out of the ball game and that one ends the inning Three up three down for Detroit. They're down here five to one Just about set to go for the last of the fourth, but before we do that. Here's Heidi Watney Thanks, Matt. I talked with the Yankees manager Aaron Boone during the break about the team's offensive performance so far and Overall, he's really happy with the at bats. They're putting together They've obviously had a lot of success in terms of pushing across runs and a big part of that in his opinion Has been their pitch selection in this game They've swung at pitches outside of the strike zone less than 15% of the time meaning the vast majority of their swings Has been at pitches that they're more likely to handle or they hit hard All right. Thanks, Heidi number 29 ready to deliver. Here's the first pitch Here's the pitch Blind to shortstop and there's one away The plate Mike Ford comes into this at bat 0 for 1 in the ball game first pitch on its way The 1-0 swing and a shot hit down the corner and that's gonna wind up hooking just a bit foul So a missed opportunity there 1-1 home Taken strike 2 like the fastball got away from him there. It's ball 2 5-1 our score as we play the fourth here and he misses this one inside and that'll run things full 3 and 2 Lined hard toward right center And this is into the alley and ought to be good for extra bases and he's in there easily at second with a one-out double Hey after that hit right there hero that extents his hitting streak to six games Yeah, no doubt about it six days in a row with not so help you sleep better at night then Here's the second baseman DJ the Mayhew grounded down the third baseline. This is foul for the first strike One one here it comes Swung on and miss that strike to some action out in the bullpen couple of right-handers starting to loosen up ready on Owen to Hops this one up And that'll drop into no man's land out there for a base hit But the throw is well up the line and he scores easily Here comes Ron Gartenhier up out of the dugout and he's gonna motion for his bullpen here That'll do it for the starter tonight So a less than stellar performance here tonight as he makes the early exit and forces that bullpen into action much earlier than anticipated Yvonne Nova answers the call from the pen here in the fourth as they didn't get the outing they were hoping for from their starter So here's the veteran Brett Gartner as he'll look at a fastball in there on the outer half its own one Well, I think he's got to find a way out of this jam and limit the damage if he's unable to do that This game could get away from it. He waits now the pitch Well, he took a big swing at that point as this is driven out to deep left center field He will haul this in on the run as he had to go back to the warning track to do it and there are two away And that'll bring up Miguel and do hard oh for one with a run scored thus far he sat here it comes Takes this the other way to right and the bombers have it going here is this is also good for extra bases So now they'll have two men in scoring position following the two out double Some guys just laid back and watch that first pitch right no matter what Work to count make the picture waste a few pitches But when he serves up a fastball like this on the first pitch It's hard not to go after it and that's just what he does he jumped all over Here's big Aaron judge he hits here in a spot where he might be able to put this one out of reach Yeah, Matt down five another run across here could very well put the nail in a coffin Mentally they might still feel like they've got a shot if they could get out of this jam though first pitch of the at-bat No home. He's looked at for the first strike Runners at second and third with two gone Swing and a miss on the fastball and it's one and two not likely to see a fourth fastball in this situation I'm gonna eliminate the fastball if I'm at the plate right here on one and two Swung on and missed and that's the final out of the inning Yankees forced to settle for one On to the top of ending number five we go the Yankees lead it six to one Welcome back Heidi Watney standing by as we get set for the top of the fifth Thanks, Matt. I talked with Tigers manager Ron garden hired during the break about the team's offensive performance so far And one thing he stressed to me was the need for them to have better at bats when they've got runners on base They've had their opportunities with runners in scoring position But still have zero hits to show for it in those situations He said repeatedly not coming through with the big hit can wear on you as a team But in this sport you have to dwell on the positives. He's confident. They'll find a way to break through sooner or later Thank You Heidi In field shifted well to the right here's the first pitch Jimer Candelario stands in as he looks at ball one here Hey, I hope that call doesn't throw him off his game right here He's been pitching one heck of a game and I'd hate to see the umpire getting his head right now He one oh home is taken for ball to two balls in a strike Boy he said or cut that fastball it comes in in the high 90s, but that's a dangerous location No matter how hard you're throwing The two one is taken for strike two now a slider well off the plate and easy take there Wow talk about a waste pitch on two and two that one wasn't even close I don't know anyone that would have swung at that pitch And a good eye here as he takes ball for and it's a base on boss to lead off the fifth inning Yeah, and as a starter the last thing you want to do is let a team answer when your guys just scored a run for you So he's thinking ground ball right here to try to get a double play and end this threat So the lineup flips over and digging in Victor Reyes He was punched out looking at strike three last time through yeah, and a borderline call Maddie I don't know. I got to feel like he's got to build a rapport with this umpire this a b See how far he'll go in or out He can't allow himself to go down looking again for Shella is over and he puts it away for the first down Digging in Harold Castro last time through was a base hit he set and the pitch Inside with the fastball. It's one and oh and he misses again two and oh Come set now the pitch hit on the ground down the first baseline the two one home Bouncer to the left side and that gets through for a one-out base hit Nothing fires me up more than watching a hitter take what a pitcher gives pitches away Batters able to keep his hands inside not trying to do too much and just force feet a single Settling in now Miguel Cabrera. He's 0 for 2 with a strikeout in this one first pitch on its way Big spot right here got to find a way to get back in this ball game and scratch a run across Ready with the nothing in one pitch Outside for a ball one and one Very impressive outing so far as command has been spot on even when he misses his spot It isn't out over the hard to play and he's throwing quality pitches Outside with the fastball as the count moves to two and one now Hey, lots of guys get too aggressive in a spot like this But he's done a nice job of gaining some count leverage look for him to put the ball and play hard Liner towards second And that's threw into right field for a base hit and they'll hold that runner at third as everybody moves up a base And they're loaded with one away Nice piece of hitting right there look like the guy on second had to respect it and freeze a little bit They had to freeze there for a second to make sure that line drive gets down But eventually does get the third base That'll bring up Jonathan scope as he swings and misses it a first pitch fastball Oh and one one strike now from Cole Breaking ball below the zone. That's ball one the one to Struck him out struck him out again. I should say his third punch out of the game Well, this pitching staff has done a pretty good job right there That's the fourth time he struck out and we're only in the second game of this series To the plate now Cameron may been and he puts it on the ground a second Oh, and it eats him up a bit the runner from third comes across to score as they try and chip away at their deficit That makes it a six to two game I'm not sure if this happened or not But sometimes when you're playing behind a pitcher who's doing all of the work himself You get caught up a little bit and kind of a trance and you get lulled to sleep out there Look like to me. He was caught a little off guard when the play came his way So the bases are loaded here two men gone and up next the catcher Austin Romain Looking to minimize the damage here right side hit hard and that's threw into right field for a base hit And not in time as the run scores and the second runner will pull up stakes over a third So one run is in and the bases stay loaded with two away And now time is called here as their pitching coach is gonna pay a quick visit to the mound to discuss how they want to attack things here Kristen Stewart as he'll take strike one on the inside corner over one for him here in this one There's a swing and he sends a ball high in the air into left field Stanton has to retreat to the track, but he has it to retire the side So they do strike for two, but it could have been much worse as they strand the bases loaded Home half of the fifth coming up the Yankees lead this one six to three But now it'll be the four-hole hitter Gary Sanchez two hits in two trips four and thus far a little bit of breathing room Here is they lead by three But the big part of that go back to this guy's last that bat when he hit that big grand slam First delivery to him on the way And that misses for ball one it was wind up here comes the 1-0 In the air down the line in left Reyes moves over near the line as he puts it away for the first out of the inning Ready for another chance Giancarlo Stanton it was a walk in his last trip first pitch of the at bat on its way Now a fastball a bit too low here. It's ball one both teams with six hits so far Hi and deep to laugh this one's got plenty of distance It's a solo blast off the bat of Giancarlo Stanton home run number nine on the year as it is now seven to three So that was the third home run for these guys today D-Rose some days the fellas walk in with their hitting shoes on and this looks like one of those games Yeah, there's a saying going around the dugout right now There's a fight at the background everybody Into the box now Tyler Wayne as he rips it on the ground a second in time to first in there or two away And this is not an easy play when you have to range to your right He really didn't have a chance to get his feet set.  He's grounded out in lined out in two trips First pitch on its way to wind up and the in the center field line drive base hit So he delivers with two away in the bottom of the fifth marches on You'll only see about ten of these pitches a year the change up on a tee in the middle of the plate But tip your hat to the batter right there He did not come on glued stayed within himself and drove it for a base hit at the plate Mike Ford As he will take strike one on the fastball here no balls in a strike a hidden two tries for him so far Set with the 0 and 1 And he takes this one high one and one hit back up the middle That's through for a base hit his second of the ball game Nice execution right there Dan kept his front shoulder in the back of his hands inside the baseball and ripped the base And if you're a pitcher right there you can't get discouraged sometimes even when you make a good ditch The ball is gonna find a hole somewhere that would right up the middle and now DJ LeMay here as the change-up to him drops in there for the first strike He steps in off a base hit in his last at bat big swing and a miss at the fastball And he's behind in the count 0 and 2 hard hit ball to second On the second for the force out and the side is retired Yanks able to add on one more via the solo home run We're through five innings here tonight. It's now a full run lead at seven to three Now batting Nico Goodrum. He'll start things out now in the top half of the sixth This one doesn't look good so far down by a boatload as we enter the middle innings It's about time they get something going and the last thing you want to do is fall behind Where you have to score a bunch in the eighth and ninth inning 0 and 1 the count The pitch and through just five innings. He's coming up on a hundred pitches now Yeah, man I think one of the things you want to do is try to drive that pitch count up in D row if you're the offense right now You're sitting in a pretty good spot. Yeah, usually the starting pitcher doesn't get to see the lineup three times through I wouldn't be shocked if there's a move made to the bullpen here tries the slider to ring him up But he lays off one and two neither guy willing to give in and the at-battle continue two balls and two strikes now What a great battle to start this inning. What a great job by the leadoff hitter He knows that this pitcher starting to get up there in pitches the manager starting to get restless Let's see if we can knock him out and get into that bullpen Tried to bury one down in a way, but it's a full count now three and two Not quick enough that time and he's lucky to get another chance count remains full Looking to send him packing again tough pitch to layoff, but he did and it's ball four So the leadoff hitters aboard to start the sixth and that at bat will put a smile on any manager's face The pitch total of the posing pitcher just keeps going higher and higher and he still couldn't put him away So this inning is off to a good start for the guys carrying the sticks Digging in to try it again. Jimer candellario ready. Here's the first offering All you want is the leadoff man to get on to start a big inning Maybe get a big rally going to claw your way back into this ball game One delivery No, and he's really getting the better of him now. It's strike two Although he doesn't use that pitch too much if he's able to steal some strikes early in the count Could be something they have to think about on the ground a second base This could be two and he can't pick it up cleanly and there's one down now Ready once again Victor Reyes his last at bat didn't go his way as he popped out in foul territory Yeah, he's got to make an adjustment. You could tell this guy's been struggling with the bat in his hands He's got a lot of frustration. He's gripping the bat too tight He needs to relax take a deep breath and have a productive a B right here The guy in the mound is having one heck of a night But the downside of that if you're gonna strike out a lot of guys your pitch count is gonna be high So this gives the offense some kind of hope as this game is getting down to the end And he'll look at a fastball just off the black and it's even at one This one's up around the eyes two and one It's one thing to get hit around but it's far worse when you're getting yourself into trouble by not throwing strikes Every pitchers been there, but it doesn't make it any less frustrating or unacceptable three and one to him now Runner at second here with one man out too close for comfort and he did a good job just to make contact I'm toward the gap in left center and that's in their base hit runner scores from second And they inch a little bit closer. It's now a seven to four contact Hey dear, I think we've got a case right now this team. They're just feasting on a pitcher that he's given up some runs It looks like he's starting to get a little bit tired leaving some of these pitches up in the zone Yeah, and I think there's a fight at the bat rack right now guys are licking their chops No, and he's a little bit tired gonna leave stuff over the middle of the plate won't be surprised to see the bullpen get going Chat green enters to make an appearance on the mound is he inherits a runner at first with one out in the inning Five buddies back in there Stepping in now Harold Castro pitches a cold strike to throw Offline throw, but they still got him good job of getting the tag down there Well in my opinion this one all came down to the catcher's footwork on that throw that was just perfect You have to use your feet to get your body into a good growing position for an accurate throw He did it just right and he nabs another base run Just off the outside that time laid off for a ball green 28 years old. He was selected in the 11th round back in the draft of 2013 I know this guy wouldn't go into the category of superstar, but to grind out the career He has being drafted where he was my hats off to him a ball and two strikes to count now with the bases empty and two away The good take there close, but it's two and two now. Here's the pitch And this pitch is lying softly here to the right side foul Softly on a line to third. Oh, and he can't come up with it throw in time and the side is retired So one run here on one hit no errors and no one left Top of the order do up in the home half of the 6th the Yankees lead it 7 to 4 Back to the top of the lineup stepping in Brett Gardner Except to start it out for the Yanks here in the 6th first pitch of the at-bat Fastball in there for a cold strike and he takes strike two You got to go into battle mode after falling down 0-2 and find a way to work yourself back to even Nothing in to count and the pitch And he founds this one off and a fastball there is inside is that one backed him up a bit? I'd like that he tried to tie him up inside on that pitch But it was a little bit of a risky situation because if you're off just a little bit you can end up plunking a guy That's the last thing you want to do when you've got a guy own two That misses and we're even at two and two the late on this one is it's lifted the other way down the left field line And now it'll rattle up against the wall And he is in the second base with a leadoff double As we take another look here, you can see it's a two-scene fastball Running away from him at the plate so he does this smart thing not trying to pull it or just rolling over it Just goes with it and has enough juice on it to drive it for a double So now to the plate Miguel on to hard as he grounds one briskly to short Throw on to first in time one away into the box Aaron judge He struck out swinging in his last trip to the plate and you can live with punching out with the bases empty But in his last at bat with two runners in scoring position You cannot go down not putting the ball in play too much on the line too many ribby Opportunities out there to swing and miss in that spot first pitch coming here. It is There's a fastballed on the inner third taken for a strike This is gonna be an interesting at bat. I think he has to be pitching for a strike out here So we'll see what kind of sequence he uses There's a fastball pretty close to that time but ruled a ball one and one Bouncer up the middle reigned in and there's out number two Gary Sanchez will stand in again as we flash you back to the early stages of this ball game There were fans still finding their seats as he launched his second home run of the game as he was off to a fast start indeed Ready with the first pitch here it comes In the dirt here and a nice job keeping it close. It's bold one Seven runs ten hits and one error on the Yankee line score so far Can't sit back long enough in the count evens up at one and one as a look now the pitch Now a ball swung on and heading for the stands in right and that'll move the count to one and two now kicks and deals Swing and a miss as he chased with two strikes and that will retire the side Yanks leave one they hold a seven to four lead Digging in and looking for more Miguel Cabrera. He singled his last time up First offering on its way and a strike called at the letters look high to me, but it's nothing in one Probably a design take right there. They need base runner. So they're gonna make them try to bring the ball into strike zone ready with the 01 Swing and a liner, but this will be taken it out there. It's short and that's the first out of the inning Next will be the cleanup hitter Jonathan scope. He went down on strikes last time up Yeah, he's got to put that one behind them, especially with runners in scoring position. Those punchouts will stick with you a little longer Good slider there gets a swing and miss He knows full well He's sitting on a hat-trick right here all he's trying to do is avoid the golden sombrero Off the plate away a ball and a strike 11 Grounded up the first baseline, but a foul ball one and two now and that's a swinging strike three in the dirt And he makes the throat of first scope is retired two down now So two outs now here in the Detroit half of the seventh and that'll bring in the center fielder Cameron may been From the stretch. Here's the pitch Couple of righties starting to loosen now in the bullpen Four runs seven hits one error for the Tigers does far Unable to find the zone with the slider Well, this is spot you'd like to be in 2-0 good hitter. He's gonna turn it loose right here and the pitch Got his 2-0 fastball, but he was way behind two and one Got a lover reliever that comes in firing bullets in his fastball is a good one hit hard But foul a full count three and two to the Tigers center fielder You know, you don't always have to straight challenge a guy on a 3-2 count with the three-run lead know what I'm base This is the perfect situation to do it No reason nibble and possibly set up a beginning and this is taking low for ball four And they'll have themselves a two-out base runner here after all The catcher Next for the Tigers Austin Romain two for three with a double on his line so far First pitch on its way pitch out nothing doing the look over to first and the runner back easily to out with the man at first And again a throw keeping particularly close tabs on him and a fastball in there for a strike one and one Hey, it looks like this guy's gonna work in the upper part of the strike zone It'd be interesting to see if this lineup can adjust to the way he pitches and they pitch out here But nothing's going on now the two-one pitch Waves and misses for strike number two Towards second and as it turns out the two-out walk doesn't come around to haunt him as that ends the inning The dangerous John Carlos Stanton will get the first shot when we return We'll move on now to the bottom half of the seventh get up and stretch the Yankees are out in front Seven to four upping in John Carlos Stanton Comes in one for two with that home run he hit earlier and that last at that We went deep he turned around a pretty good fastball So I'm kind of thinking this guy's a good fastball hitter So I might want to move that ball up and down and in and out and try not to throw it right down the middle Of a plate yeah in there for strike one oh and one some action out in the bullpen couple of right-handers starting to loosen up Into the wind up here comes the oh and one And low it's a ball in a strike one and two now is that one's fouled off and that misses two and two This guy uses that two-seamer to set up his other pitches two-seamer in breaking ball away Two-two and this is pop foul, but perhaps playable behind first and No one can get there. He'll try it again Here now the two-two is a fastball down below the knees Got him swinging in the dirt Romain corrals it the throw to first is in time one down Well, you know you've made a real nice pitch when you bounce it in a dirt And you still get the hitter to swing at it that tells me that there's a lot of deception in that pitch right now Riding in once again Tyler Wayne. He got on top of one. It was a ground-down victim last time Here comes the first pitch Change up a little bit inside one and oh just off the outside as he can't catch the corner He doesn't look like the same reliever right now But listen this is his fourth inning of work And there aren't very many relievers that can go four plus innings and be rock solid all the way through Too far out in front that time. You can't keep it fair two and one two and two I Always felt oh, too You had to cover away If a guy's gonna bury you in three times in a row you tip your cap and walk back to the dugout because that's not easy to do Hold high in the air out to right field Stewart back in plenty of time to put this away. However, and there are two gone So digging in now Giorg Shella, it was a single for him in his last at bat ready to deliver. Here's the first pitch The 1-0 Down the left field line and deep and that's gonna land foul Bases are empty here with two men out and toward center field and that's in there So perhaps some life here with the ball So the bottom of the ending is still alive after the two out base hit The box Mike Ford He'll take a look at a strike right down the middle it's 0-1. He's two for three and looking for more here one pitch Lifted in the air to straight away center. Maven is there makes the catch and that'll retire the center Lifted in the air to straight away center Maven is there makes the catch and that'll retire the side One left for the Yankees. They hold a seven to four lead Adam Artavino has been summoned from the bullpen as he'll do so to start the eight Number zero Striding into the box Kristen Stewart. He'll start things out for us here in inning number eight From the stretch He'll be fine coming out of the bullpen in this one if he can keep the ball around the knees like that now the 0-1 And this misses the outside corner, so it's knotted up at one and one now the pitch Lifts it into the air to shallow center here comes Gardner He gets there and makes the play for the first out now that The torque double So stepping in Nico Goodrum, he'll swing it from the left side right here This is somewhat of a cause for concern. This guy needs to hit better left-handed against right-handed pitching Here's the first pitch to him Got to find a way to scratch at least one across you do not want to take on the monster closing the game down three And it's quickly oh and two Faces are empty one man out This is sky down toward right judge is on the move. He gets there and that's the second out Now that In now Jaimer Candelario they're quickly down to their final four outs here tonight First pitch of the at bat on its way And he'll take strike one on the fastball registering at 93 that time Tried to get him to go after the slider, but it's one and one ball runs away for ball two two and one now the pitch To two and two now Not much you're gonna do with that pitch right there You have to catch it out front before it even breaks and even if you do that It's a tough pitch to keep fair three and two Victor Reyes would be next Got him swinging as he runs the fastball by him to end the inning Down in order go the tigers. They're on the short end of a 7-4 score But farmer is on to pitch out of the bullpen in the bottom half of the eighth Ready to go for the last half of the inning now at the plate dj le mayhew He's working on a one for two games so far First offering on its way And a pitch in the dirt as he lays off It's one and one where this one almost in the books the story was clearly the long ball What are your thoughts on this offense fellas? Yeah, you ain't kidding maddie Dan What does this feel like when balls are just flying out of the yard Dero, it's just one of those days when you're out there as a pitcher going Uh, I wish I was somewhere anywhere else, but on that bump right now This has the makings of being a long game So back to the top of the Yankee order digging in Brett Gardner He'll try to follow up the double in his last at bat with another big hit right here Hard hit toward the hole and this is going to find its way into left for a one-out knock What a nice piece of hitting right there didn't try and do too much Stayed on the attack kept his hands inside the ball and tilt with the pitcher game Standing in now Miguel Andujar as he'll take a look at a high strike that time It's nothing in one. He's got a hit in three at bats to this point a one pitch on its way One in one takes this the other way to right and that's in there base hit runner takes the turn It's second on his way to third and it's in time as he's out at third as the good relay gets him Aaron judge as he'll go after the first pitch to him and comes up empty at strike one He comes into this appearance in the midst of a one for four day Chased a low ball there and he's quickly down in the count o and two O2 count you could do just about anything you want right now up down in out hard soft A swing and a miss that retires the side and that will do it. The Yankees leave one They hold a seven to four lead Tommy Kingley comes on from the pen hoping to finish this one off here in the top of the ninth Number four to get All set to start the ninth in this one So the batting order turns over now and set to go Victor Reyes, he came through with an rbi single in his last at bat. Yeah guys, everyone knows he's been slumping Dan you can certainly attest to this only amassing a solid one hit in your entire career But pressure's off now. Maybe he gets hot barely able to make contact down o and two now Hey, you guys know me hitting's a process of elimination and I'm eliminating a change up this next pitch I'm on everything else I don't know when two he misses with a fastball To two balls and two strikes now here now the two two He swung on and missed he got him on strikes Though the leadoff man gone to strike the top of the ninth as we take a look at league saves leaders entering play And as you can see he's up near the top currently sixth in the al in that category Digging in now herald castrow. He's two for four in the ballgame first pitch Keemley 30 years of age He was a first round pick back in the draft of 2013 Yeah, matty. They certainly got it right when they drafted this guy He has turned himself into an absolute superstar. Everybody knows this guy's name and kids are buying his jerseys Not close with the off speed pitch taken for a ball Here's a bouncing ball headed to le mayhew at second Throw on to first will be in time and now the tigers are down to their final out Striding in miguel cubrera and he needs to make something happen They're down to their final out here in the ninth ready to deliver. Here's the first pitch Two out nobody on Falling a strike to miguel cubrera Good pitch as this is swung on and missed and now they're down to perhaps their final strike of the evening Everything this guy throws is hard that change of beat throws is in the high 80s to go along with that good heater Two balls and two strikes now Last breath for the tigers Got him Detroit Good night out of the bullpick as he notches his tenth save of the season right there. Nice job Seven to four is the final score in tonight's game The new york yankees led this game from the third ending on and never wavered Garrett Cole earned his fifth win of the year Jordan Zimmerman couldn't escape the fourth inning as he slapped with the loss Tommy kingly wraps it up for the save his tenth So that just about does it for mark de rosa dan please act hidey walk me and our entire crew on matt vascerson You've been watching mlb the show for more make your way over to the show nation dot com


Welcome back to another episode of testing the tips. This is all about how you start your right arm and then how it plays a part through that impact position. How by doing things wrong, we can start to lose power and distance and also the quality of strike. And there's some very simple drills that we're gonna look at today. Three phases effectively, two that are really about setting that position and that elbow in the right arm in the correct position at the top of the swing and then how we start to release and straighten our arm, where we straighten our arm through that impact position. The video comes from the man at the top of the tree in my opinion, Danny Mord. And like I said, three very simple phases as to what we've got to consider. First of all, what are the problems? Well, it's about sort of the first problem apart from our setup, which we'll go through very shortly and how it's gonna help is how we start releasing the ball as sort of amateur golfers, average golfers, the bits that we do wrong. And we'll often sort of, our arms will straighten and we'll release very early and we often get that topping effect. We certainly don't hit down on the ball and compress and that's that kind of different position. You'll see my elbow is tucked in and that's something we're gonna work on in today's video. Instead, what we tend to do, maybe a little bit behind the ball, start to straighten our arms early. We get that sort of flipping motion. It can have all kinds of negative impacts on your swing. But the fact is, how do we get that elbow into that sort of tucked in position to make sure that we are compressing the ball? Well, it's about a couple of fields really we're gonna start with and phase one is all about the setup. And I was gonna say it's about your grip. I'm gonna roll up my sleeve because it's something that Danny does and I think it's important as a visual. If I adopt my sort of standard grip, this is it. And my two forearms are very much facing each other. It's just something that I'm struggling to adopt this technique about what I'm about to tell you. What Danny asks us to do is start off a bit differently and that's with our palm and our forearm facing up to the sky. Now, instead of rotating our arm in and getting a very sort of tucked in position and adopting the grip, we're gonna just rotate the wrist and then we're gonna adopt the grip. Now, what that also does, it sets my shoulder again, a little bit open to allow for that rotation rather than this position, which again is very close, makes it very difficult in terms of restrictions on that backswing. So very simply, I'll explain that one again. Palm and forearm to the sky. Rotate the hand and your wrist, but keep the forearm where possible facing to the sky. And like I said, get that feeling of that right shoulder being a little bit set back and open. And what that does, it allows us to go from this sort of setup position and address into a very good position at the top of the backswing. Elbow's in a nice position. It allows freedom of movement. Rotation is good. That's phase one of the drill. We've got to the top of the swing, but there's another little bit of a nugget. If that one doesn't sink in, then we're gonna use phase two. There's another little bit of a thought process that might help you get that shoulder opened and get that forearm opened and get you into good position with that right arm before we start to look at the downswing. So the next little drill that Danny talks about has me a little bit confused. Danny uses a dumbbell. Now, I don't own dumbbells, never will do, but what he looks at is a bicep curl. And he talks about this movement. So I'll get the kind of forearm to the sky bit. Then he turns his wrist in. So that's a bit more like the position we've adopted. So if you think about it, forearm to the sky, dumbbell in hand, that's the kind of curl that you're gonna look to do. And then what you're gonna do is simply from this position, imagine that you're taking that dumbbell up to your top right hand. So this is the kind of movement that you're making. So it's the same kind of principle, the same kind of effect as what we've had from that current position, arm up, and we're getting into that position. But if you want to visualize something, then that idea of dumbbell, turn the wrist in, and then what you're gonna simply do is look to turn, turn that dumbbell into that top position there. So if I was holding a golf club, that's exactly where we'd end up being. So two simple drills into getting us into the top of that backswing with that sort of elbow in a good strong position. Now we've got a look to do is how we sort of get that elbow through, club head through, and what our hands play a part and how we generate power pushing through that shot. And Danny uses a very simple analogy. And I like this one. He's got some video footage of him splashing kids, and his kids in the swimming pool. So if you're taking some water off the top and looking to soak them as best you can, the way you would do that is you'd have your elbow tucked in and you'd use your hips, your full body to generate that splash. That's the feeling that we're looking to adopt now from this top of the backswing with club in hand. We've got to get that same feeling of generating, let me pick up a club to sort of get better demonstration of that. So let me go through that. I'm in this position and now what I'm looking to do is drill with that right elbow tucked in and then I'm looking to turn and rotate. So the visual is you've turned and you're splashing your kids, absolutely soaking them. How would you do that?  That's what you do. Elbow tucked in, look to turn, push off with the right heel and then you'd be looking to generate as much power as you can through that impact position. And that's what we're going to get and hopefully leads to that compression on the ball. So all that said, all I need to do is put those pieces together and try and hit a golf ball with it. Right, first ball you see me hit was a, it was okay but a much better strike and a quick look down at the ground again and it's been ball then turf which is that compression element that hopefully you're seeing through either of these cameras anyway which is great to sort of drill down. The difference between shots one and two for me was just a real effort to get that elbow feeling like it was sort of tucked in when I started to make the downswing. And then it's important as well to generate that power that splashed through and they're great visualizations in my opinion. Love that idea of splashing water off the top of the pool or throwing a ball. I feel like if you don't get that bit right and you're just a little bit too tentative with it you could have some negative effects. And I'm talking about possibly even sort of delivering a club with a very open club face. That's my thoughts anyway. So what I'm really concentrating on is making sure elbow tucked in and I'm starting to get a chest belt buckle push off with the right foot. Everything facing that way and that club bed is coming along with me. So superb drill in my opinion. Another great video from Danny Mord. As ever, you know, my explanation is this.  They're my interpretation of what I consider to be the best tips out there right now but sometimes there might be little bits that I get wrong or don't quite explain to your liking. So always go down to the link below check out Danny's video because we'll always provide that. You can see here's maybe more thorough explanation and between the two of the videos, hopefully, help improve your golf game in some way and make it all a little bit more enjoyable. Right, that's me done. As ever, thanks for watching. I'll see you all soon.


Sorry, y'all. Oh, we're live on YouTube. Hey. Hey, hey. So we're live. And you're live. Great. OK, so minor technical difficulties. Welcome to the Standards Working Group meeting on Tuesday, May the 4th. Be with you and each of you. We are, we've got a lot of stuff to talk about today, but we're going to start with announcements. Does anybody have any announcements that they would like to share? You guys know that I always have announcements. So you're like, no, we're just going to let you make all these announcements. I'd like to announce at this meeting, is that a new time? Yeah, yeah. That's good. It is at a new time. We did publish our schedule for OpenJS World. So if you have not registered, please do. And we'll send you just a little reminder that it's happening so you don't miss it. But it will be Netflix style if you live in a different time zone. So everything will be released all at once. But lots of great content. We're excited. Dope, dope. Let's see. And also in an hour, we have our working meeting for the CPC. We're going to be picking up on technical project strategy, which is great. And so if you have time, stick around for that. Oh, someone else here. I have a question, Jory. Yes, Joe. The document that you shared, I just corrected the title in the page, but I noticed the name of the document is still 420. I just wanted to make sure I'm not editing a previous meeting document. You might be editing a previous meeting document. Let me. Oh, no, no, I think. Oh, yeah, you're definitely editing the previous document. Sorry, I don't see you in there. Hold on. So minor issue with the agenda creation tool again today. So Joe, it's that second and all that. It's that second link is where I'm going to take notes. But now I don't have access to that one. And I will undo my changes on the previous one. Comedy of errors today. Anyone? OK, Joe, now you should be able to refresh Great, thank you. Sorry for the. No, thank you for raising that. That's great. So OK, so schedule the working meeting. And then the other thing, quick announcement that the W3C of which we are a member has announced the candidates for the advisory board election. So I'll be sending that out to our group. That's all public. You can view their statements and stuff. But we'll want to think about who would like to vote for and the advisory board election coming up. So that's an FYI. Anything else? Thank you for the foundation staff. We're pretty heads down on the event. So we've got some other things that are coming up as well. But that's sort of like the top priority we've got like a month to get are not even a month less than a month. Wow, June will be here fast. Cool. All righty. Now, quick introductions. So now I don't know if you've met everyone. Do you want to do a quick intro? Hey, I am I represent Google on the board. I do some standards work on behalf of Google. Or I did my job descriptions changing a little bit. But I'm glad to be here. I've been out only for seven months. So it's why I haven't been dialing in to any of the meetings, but I'm officially back to work. So I'm happy to jump in or review or take a look or whatever I can do to help in this process. I know the next month is going to be busy with the event. But after that, as things move forward, I'd be happy to take a look. Welcome. So long. Welcome back. You missed, we had another announcement before we went live that Sunday is Mother's Day. So it'll be your first Mother's Day. So congrats. That's true. That's true. All right. So on the docket today, we have three items. We're going to continue discussing the education and onboarding resources that we've been pulling together and kind of what we want to do with that as the next step. We have been talking about our joint statement with other groups. And then we also have been talking about, or I should say, I have to report on a meeting that I had very, very, very early in the morning with Marcos Caseras from the W3C who's in Australia. So I've got those three items. Let me see if there's any other business we want to put on the agenda today. And I guess there's one, there's another. So on the W3C topics, I'm going to, Michael, Champion, and Brian and I are going to meet with some of the W3C DevRel people tomorrow if anybody is interested in attending that with us. Just to talk about kind of more of these ed ideas and, you know, liaising opportunities. So that's tomorrow at noon Eastern if anybody's interested. OK, cool. So no other business on those things? Nope. All right. Nope. I guess let's start with the recap of the spec editor community group discussion. I popped a link to the recording that Marcos and I did in Slack as well as on the issue. One of the concerns, I think, that, let me promote Richard here, some had said was like, how much is this going to be focused on W3C process and tooling versus something that's more general? Marcos's experience is largely in the W3C and to a lesser extent, what WG? He wants to make this something that is approachable for everyone regardless of what contexts are coming from. He's just not as familiar with the context of, say, ECMA or ITF or anything like that. And so he'd be looking for folks like us or other people from the community to come in and help provide that. So I think that's something we can do and shouldn't be too dissuaded at the moment if we feel like that issues list is overly indexed on W3C. It's just a function of who's participating now and his experience and stuff like that. So I wanted to share that. Definitely still in the bootstrapping phase of what is this ultimately? What's the work product ultimately going to look like? And he's hoping to encourage him to send out some kind of message on the GitHub repo or via the email list to better define where he's wanting to go with this work so that people can see an opportunity and provide some tutorial materials or how to or include their own stuff. And then he's really excited too about, as am I, about sort of defining kind of some learning paths for folks looking to get into this work. And I think that's also something that our group could weigh in on quite a bit, especially if we want to make it something that's more general and sort of well-rounded and everything. So it was a great and very fun conversation. I think because of the fact that there's a big time zone difference, a lot of this is going to just carry out in GitHub and occasionally via the email list. So and I think there's also a very real possibility that the work that they come up with the tutorials and stuff, the stuff that we might want to include in our resources and our resources list. That's kind of the overview. But I think a lot of you were excited about that too. So questions or anything feedback-wise or thought-wise on working with this, potentially working with this group as a group versus just as a group. Sounds great. I'm supportive. I just wanted to ask a quick question. Can I add the link to that meeting recording in the notes? Yeah, absolutely. Just wanted to be sure. Yeah. So yeah, so feedback on designing like learning materials and that kind of stuff, he's looking for all kinds of things. So this is a public open group. Anybody is encouraged and invited to go get involved there. So something I'll be tracking for us too. All right. Assuming not nothing else on that topic, we can jump into actually let's go down to because we're on this thread of education. Let's go to issue 130, which is the discussion request on standards, education, and onboarding resources. So just to catch everyone up, we have decided to focus strategically on how we can help people learn and onboard into standards culture, as Mike Champion calls it, and get the bigger, broader context of what standardization activities do, what they mean, and not necessarily focus on a specific organization's process or rules, but a broader framework around it. And we've put a call out for resources that help people understand that. And as we're pulling that in, I think we kind of want to figure out also what to do with it, right, like how to curate that and present that. And I think that's really where we're at now. We have an opportunity to kind of pull together just an MVP static website or a page on the OpenJSF.org domain that sort of pulls this stuff together, or we can think of something that's like more complex and dynamic or whatever. And I'm just curious what y'all would like to see if it were you, young newcomer to the standards world, what would be most like useful from your journeys and from your point of view? Do you guys remember that way back in the before times? You remember? Yes, the question is, do we have a standalone site? Do we have a page? How robust can it be? We'd love to launch it at OpenJS World so we can start someplace and then build. My only request is that we use JavaScript technology. It's not Ruby. Just, you know. Yeah. I mean, Joey, if you were asking for opinions as to what sort of content would be helpful, I feel like there's a lot of different directions people would approach standards from or come to it from. And for some people, they may need an understanding of the deeper understanding of the thing that is being standardized, whether it's like the JavaScript language or web browsers or whatever. For some people, they may need a better understanding of the constraints under which the standard had evolved because a lot of people show up with really a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of great ideas on their own. But most of those ideas are often non-starters because of the existing constraints. And those constraints are rarely well documented and understood. And then there's, of course, the whole minutiae about how do you approach a contribution? Like, you know, TZ39 has its own way. We try to funnel people through to like, you know, and each project and standard probably has its own slightly different way of trying to triage incoming content to make it manageable for those maintaining the standard. So kind of like, I don't think that there's a single silver bullet. I think there's just a lot of facets that could stand to be better explained and documented. I like that. It's like you're kind of thinking about it from like a user journey perspective. Sorry, Joe, go ahead. I was going to say, I think, you know, as something like this is built out, the needs will hopefully kind of reveal themselves in terms of whichever standard's body or whatnot. You know, we could have a way to ask questions or FAQs or something. And then, you know, when people do ask, we can either update the documentation or update an FAQ or, you know, yeah, I feel like it micro organically, but obviously you've got to cultivate a garden. All right, I'm trying not to sneeze on the camera. I'm so sorry. That was me hitting my mute button several times. Yeah, I think that perhaps in terms of like organic, because the resources that we have so far are kind of like very different. Some of it is, you know, here's like, here's a list of all of the standards developing organizations and kind of their areas of focus and others like, you know, here's how to read the JavaScript spec and that kind of thing. So those are obviously answers to very different questions. So perhaps maybe like organizing the content in a way that, you know, tries to predict what the question is and then provides some of the answers that seems really sound. So maybe that's a thing worth trying to document is like, what are those questions? And where will we be documenting this? Are we going to build a site? Should there be a repo when we can just start doing issues Yeah, right now we have just the one issue that's like collecting the resources that we've gathered so far. But I think if we're going to do a standalone site, we could make a separate repo for this and transfer that issue over there and kind of get going. Do we want to use some of the time now just to sort of sketch out what those categories will be? Or do you want to? I mean, we probably do have time, right? He's a little bit of a working session. Or do you want to do it in the repo? Jordan had some great starters. Because I think we're finding there is a lot of content, right? So how do you curate it in a more accessible way, right? Well, it's also, it varies a lot. Like I can speak about TC39 extensively, but like it's highly likely that many of the things that apply to TC39 don't apply to what WG or W3C, for example, or Unicode or whatever. So it might be better if we intentionally try to generalize what we're talking about, even if it makes it slightly less useful for specific venues, until we've gotten a lot of input from the folks that have that deep knowledge for a bunch of different venues. Because I wouldn't like, and part of that reaction comes from the W3C spec group, where they have a lot of enthusiasm for W3 specific stuff that has somebody that isn't contributing to those specs I don't care or know about, almost any of that. And so it makes it hard to approach, or like it makes the group feel less like a place that I should participate. And so I wouldn't want to create that sense here either. Does that make sense? Yeah, and I think it also seems very practical, right? Because we want to, if these specific groups like TC39 and W3C, they've got their documentation and down. And the best thing we can do is say, if you get to the point where you're ready to go participate because you feel like you've got enough, go read their documentation. Let's not duplicate. So yeah. And so the goal really is for growing the pipeline, right? So more newbies. Are we sort of all on agreement on that? Yeah. Definitely. And yeah, growing the pipeline and also just helping folks who, frankly, there's lots of people who've been in this for a while and still aren't sure which end is up because it is very confusing. So I think, yeah, that sounds good. So questions-wise, I think people might be asking like, where do I find info about blanks process where blank is W3C or TC39 or whatever? What other questions? Like, they might even ask for the standard bodies defining the web, right? Just that level. Yeah, yeah. So kind of where which specific specs are. Jordan, you made a good point about constraints and sort of understanding, trying to think about how to frame that as a question. Yeah, I mean, essentially, the most newcomers I see are the ones who show up because they're really excited about something they thought of. And almost every time, they understandably lack the context to know why it's not actually a workable idea. Sometimes it is, but very rarely. And it's very tricky to explain to them why their idea is not valid or viable without extinguishing that enthusiasm in the first place. And I don't have an easy answer for how to preserve that enthusiasm while and redirect it to a better idea. But anything that would help with that, that would help people who show up enthusiastically with the idea to adjust their expectations and to push them less towards make this thing happen and more towards assume it might not be viable. Like, let's get excited about figuring out why. Like, something like that. Because I also know that from the other side, there's a lot of burnout you can get as a spec maintainer from having a bunch of people show up with very similar unachievable ideas. Just having to constantly be like, well, let me explain this basic of the language or this constraint or this thing. And it makes it even harder to be friendly and warm to these people because you're burned out by having to do it so much. And so there's like a double-edged problem here that would be nice to address. Yeah, I think just to echo, it's like setting expectations, realistic expectations from both sides. Standards takes a while, and so newcomers coming in may not understand that. The length of it, all of the constraints, and then everything basically Jordan said. So that's something we've seen on Google's side as well. Developers get really excited, and then there's so much red tape the app to go through just to be able to participate. And then it's such a long process that we have internal issues in terms of getting credit for the work they do. So I'm just echoing, I think, setting realistic expectations so that users understand what they're getting into and how to approach it. So I've just bulleted that out. I don't have enough question for me yet, but I think there's probably multiple questions in there. Like what should I expect? Or something along those lines? I think there's also the question of why? You know, why? I think that's often one that we get. Why do this? One of the questions we always get is, aren't there too many standards? Aren't there competing standards? Yeah. Trying to explain that. That's under the why. Yeah. Sorry, I joined with late. No worries. Welcome, man. How are you? I'm good. Thank you. How are you all? We're just working on coming up with questions that we think new people to this world might ask and thinking about organizing information around those questions. And then I think we had also decided, although I didn't record this, I so should, that as an action item, we will make a repo for this website project and transfer the issue. I think one of the most common ones would be where do I get started? And which part of the standard does my question suit? Like some of them would be like 1WG or some might be TZ39. And folks might get confused at that point. And a few in terms of contributions, like I have a proposal idea of then how do I take it to the terms of TZ39. We have Jordan here. I'm sure you would have covered all of it by now. So it's sort of like where or like how do you find out where my bug is, where my problem is sort of question? How do I float a new idea? Or I have an idea. Where do I go? Who do I take it to? Emily, are you talking because you're on mute? Oh, sorry. I have one idea. I will question to that newcomer and myself even, I ask, is how do licenses work with standards and specifications? Basically, the answer is they kind of don't. So it's difficult. Well, yeah, I mean, for TZ39, there's a form you have to fill out that basically says that any contributions you are assigning any relevant patents to those two ECMA. And the effective license otherwise is, I think ECMA has a license. I don't actually know exactly what it is. But it's not so much that they don't work. It's that they don't really apply. It just doesn't matter. As long as your contributions aren't going to encumber users of the spec and you've indicated as such by whatever process the spec allows, it's usually just fine, is my understanding. I agree on that, but it's just information on this is actually really scarce. And it means that if there is anyone, OK. So the specific context in which this came up was a standard or a specification that is not under any of the. It's basically currently it's copyrighted by a couple of people. And it's still a widely used standard or specification, more like. So now, when you start working with that spec, how does it really work? So I'm thinking that there is an opportunity here for us through a resource like this or otherwise to provide ways for people who want to, for whatever reason, come together with a standard or a specification to be able to achieve that and not cause issues for themselves or their users or the collaborators or contributors. Because my sense is that it mostly just works. But there's a decent danger here of someone who's new to this and doesn't think of all of the things, doing something silly and ending up in a situation where they have a spec but they can't really do anything with it and now they can anyone else. So it's a question. That's a good question for an attorney. I mean, I think there's sort of the patterns that people have been following to sort of get the IPR clearance that the member organizations are comfortable with and sort of understanding that. And then there's the other question, which to your point, Emily, is like, I'm starting a new project. How do I make sure that I'm setting things up properly from the get-go such that people can use the project that I started? Is that what do you see? Yeah, and also being able to get out there, the message that even if a specification or standard has just a copyright, no license whatsoever, that doesn't mean that you can't use it. Because it's the expression of what's in the standard of specification that itself can't be copyrighted. So that a part of this question, I'll say this question is saying that licenses don't matter or that this is how it works. But that information itself is, I think, not as readily available as it ought to be. It's interesting that you're bringing this up because my final for my copyright class is tomorrow. And I'm like, well, Professor Fisher would say that. I'm hearing IP and licensing kind of general framework getting started from an end user perspective from a participant and I want to use this project. Our spec, right? So now you're the lawyer. The third one there is, I want to write a standard or a specification. I think we discussed this last thing too about how do we read specification, reading specification itself as an item. So how do we make it simpler for folks to understand what the spec is saying when they go? And the other challenge I see is when folks come up with a proposal, there are high chances that a similar proposal or the same proposal was proposed say like six years back and was rejected for a few many reasons. And it's not easy to discover that, hey, this was proposed like a few years ago and it was discarded for these reasons. I understand it's very hard to capture all of that but there are a few places where folks would go and search some of the forums and archives and try to figure out, but we could try to make it easier actually. I like that. Like there's a, what is the history component and like a history of like the decision making, you know, of like what and why? The good proposals. I think you said, you kind of robot it out on us but I think you said like where do you view proposals? Sorry, can you hand me now? Yes. Question is effectively how do you Google for past proposals that failed? These are really good questions, other questions. Okay, cool. I mean, we'll think of more and I'm sure Mike Champion and Brian and Mike Samuel and others who are frequently with us will have good questions to add to this too. So just because there's this one other topic on our agenda today, I'll wrap this one up. We're going to make a new repo for a website. We're gonna transfer the current issue on this topic over to that repo and we're gonna continue to collect resources. So just another call out for, if you have favorite resources, blog posts, et cetera that help answer these questions or videos or anything, like literally anything, just add them and we'll get them organized around these questions. We'll keep brainstorming on the questions too. So, and we'll make a not Ruby based website for this tool. That's a joke. Cool. Any other thoughts, parting thoughts on this one? All right, hearing none. We will next go to the joint statement issue. Last time we did discuss this in private session because we're, it's a secret, not really but we wanna surprise people. So I think unless there's any other business to go before public, I might then turn off our live stream so we can talk about and work on this. Sound good? Anything, any other public business?