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Nobody had ever seen. >> you know it's interesting, because he was so good at both really at heart he was a baseball player. is there a sense for you as you go through his life that had a started off playing baseball petite with all the injuries pin that he might have actually become more iconic baseball player? maurepas >> my child talent, his first ever major league was on december 2nd 1986. he beat out of grammar to second base which is preposterous. and behind the, played all these spots rick locking it. once scott looked at his clock and said i didn't get it, what did you get? he had 3.6 ...

Total past 700 lifetime home runs. got a base hit in his last at-bat in the playoffs before the cardinals were eliminated. there was a sense of closure that made everybody feel good. now tom brady is still playing and his team is still in contention. he had already broken all the norms, paula, by playing into his mid-40s. but the end is near now. we can see that. aaron rodgers is it in his late 30s, one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, and his packers have played well of late. they have a playoff shot. the point i'm getting to, with brady and rodgers closer to the end than the middle,...

Sense for you as you go through his life that had he started off playing baseball rather than starting off playing football with all of the injuries that you just described that come with it, that he might have actually become an even more iconic baseball player >> oh, yeah. he had mickey mantle talent, mike trout talent. his first ever major league at-bat on september 2, 1986. he beat out a ground ball to second base. the scouts were clocking it. one said, i didn't get it. what did you get i didn't get it. what do you zet? he ran 3.6 seconds the second fastest recorded time for a right-handed...

Here’s the story of when Giants Hall of Fame pitcher Gaylord Perry hit his first home run the same day Apollo 11 landed on the moon.

Oh! oh! i knew it. oh! we're in the buffet! not in the stadium. >> ainsley: seriously. >> brian: this is awesome. >> ainsley: this is what i don't understand. this guy is about to break a record. he's like the best batter of all time, right, and you somehow thought he's not good enough to maybe do it in the first inning. >> will: i was on saturday afternoon watching college football and also had on this chase. i thought i'm going to record judge with my phone. how many times did it not happen? it didn't happen. you got the sense it's not going to happen in the first at bat here.