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Brandon pick, a walk-off home run. the first home run of hicks' major league career. the cubs host today marlins yesterday at the friendly confines. the highlight of the game, will ferrell and zach gal ta knackus were there to throw out the first pitch and first to have some deep dish pepperoni. ferrell steps in and throws it a little way. they also did, ferrell and galifianakis had the honor of announcing the starting lineup. >> batting fifth and starring in right field, he loves playing banjo and doing tricks with his pet dog, lacachi. >> batting sixth and playing catcher in his spare time...

Italian. number 44, anthony rizzo. >> batting sixth and playing catcher in his spare time he's an accountant at a styrofoam cooler company, number 18, gee von knee soto. >> and pitching today's game with a record of 6-8, he leads the league with strikeouts. jeff -- >> that's playing habl. coming up soon they were in the second city. up next, you've seen him on "the newsroom" as a cable news anchor. in a moment he'll be here. a real cable news show to talk about his news show. jeff daniels joins us in a minute. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. 7 an aident does

>> you're considered at least by the romneys we are told, this could be wrong, safe, reliable, steady as she goes. nothing too flashy. dare i say dull? >> now, if you goad me into it, i'll show you my tats. i'm not as flashy as some, but compared to some others, i think i'm right in there. >> he's going to show us his tats. you have to talk like this. any way, i think it's going to be pawlenty. that's my pick. he's going to be the running mate. finally, will farrell and zack galifianakis will be joining us. last night, they announced the cubs lineup at wrigley field. >> batting third and playi...

Happens. i hope they would learn from this. bill: indeed. that picture will live on, because if that's what happens, cameras everywhere! seventeen minutes before the hour. martha: a tragedy was averted after quick thinking baseball coaches and nurses saved the life of a 12-year-old little boy. sean neilly was playing catcher when a foul ball hit him in the chest so hard that it literally stopped his heart from beating. folks on the field, of course, were very worried. >> he was just laying there, not moving, you know. blue in the face. eyes rolled in the back of his head. >> he took his helmet...

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