All right, Scooter. I'm firing behind the place Larry McCoy at first base, Joe Brankman, at second Nick Brimigan, and at third, Nestor Shilat. Roy White's in for the Yankees.

Roy is switch hitter batting left-handed against Coleman, and the ball game underway. First pitch is a breaking ball for strike.

Coleman, making his second star of the year, he had no decision in the season opener against Baltimore

big right-hander basically a breaking ball pitcher the balls buttered foul down the third base

side and it snowballs and two strikes on white a couple of years ago Coleman came up with a

forkball and he gave the Yankees fits with it for a while lifetime Coleman has won eight and lost

13 against the Yankees and he's won five and lost six since becoming a tiger in 1971 and the

02 pitch to white hit him and he'll go to first place

Roy white hit with a no ball two-strike pitch I think he tried to brush him back but he

got it in a little too far he sure did and that's going to make ralph out very unhappy and coleman

too ahead o and he's kicking the dirt out in that mound now

so white leads off with the Yankees starting the ball game all by hitting getting hit on the right hit by pitch

and that'll bring in the Mike Heagan the first baseman now the Yankees have tried to run on freehand early he's throwing them out so far let's see

pitch to hegan has fouled back in the past freehand early. He's throwing him out so far. Let's see. Pitch to Hagan has fouled back. In the past, freehand has had trouble with his right shoulder,

but he cut down two Yankees trying to steal in the opener on Tuesday. Roy White, an excellent

base runner. No ball isn't the strike on Mike Egan.

Nobody out, White with the lead from first base.

The set by Coleman.

And the throw there.

White back easily.

Hegan is 4 for 12 so far this year.

He's batting 333, and he's picked up a couple of RBIs.

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