Thank you, Jay. Hi, everybody, and a very pleasant good evening to you, whatever you may be,

under threatening skies in Georgia, we'll find out in an hour or two just whether Henry will do it or not tonight.

And a full hour waiting hopefully that they will be able to see it.

And, of course, then the story will go down from children to grandchildren about how was there the night that Henry did it. And of course, then the story will go down from children to grandchildren about I was

there the night that Henry did it.

Davy Lope, Bill Buckner, and Jimmy Wren against Ron Reed. While everybody concentrates on

Aaron naturally, the Dodgers trying to keep a winning streak alive, and Davey Lokes takes

the site.

There is considerable pressure on everybody involved, particularly the umpires.

In what could be Aaron's finest moment, we also have the threat of rain.

The strike one fit is outside, one-on-one. The plate umpire is Dave Davidson.

It is his fifth year in the National League.

I'm fully at first.

It is his third year in the league.

Ed Sudeau, I assume, is the crew chief.

He's the veteran of the quartet.

There's another strike to load.

That is the second base umpire in his 17th year in the National League.

And that thirdly, WIRE in his 14th year.

So I would think that the second base umpire,

82 at all, has a big responsibility tonight, two and two.

I mean, just imagine if iron hits it.

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