Willie? Thank you, Jerry. Hi, everybody, and a very pleasant good evening to you, and welcome to the final game of the homestand, the final meeting of the year, between the Dodgers and the New York Met. It'll be Tommy A.G. Then the shortstop, Bud Harrelson, and the left-fielder, Leon Jones. Tommy A.G. The right-hand batter hitting 278.

Tom, with 23 home runs, a career high.

65 runs batted in.

The Claude Osteen looks in to read Jeff Torborg and we're about ready.

Osteen's first pitch, high and away ball one,

and Claude will be studied carefully to see whether he is able to follow through correctly.

You remember the last time he pitched he had to come out, suffering a full muscle or a slight pull,

and we'll see now how he holds up.

The 1-0 pitch on the way to Tommy Agee is a big chopper to the left of wheels.

He backs up, spears it at the left shoulder, throws and gets him.

One away as Tommy Agee grounds the wills and the batter Bud Harrelson.

Haroldson has an overall batting average of 231. He's a swift hitter.

From the numbers at least, he would appear to be a much better hitter, left-handed.

And he would be batting right-handed against Osteen.

He's hitting under 200 as a right-handed batter.

Bill Sedake is playing in on the grass at third third Osteen into the wind-up and delivers

And the fastball is low ball one

Bill Williams the plate umpire

Nick Colossi at first

Tom Gorman at second

Stan Landis of third

Harrelson waiting

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