up don't get off that easy, bud selig, because you got beaten like a drum at the negotiating table on all these issues, and the thing that frightens me is that i don't really think you realize you were getting beaten by a drum. you kind of pecked up want paper one morning and went, whoa, look at that, manny -- you can still vote for manny in the all-star game? the guy is on a 50-game suspension, and over a million people are voting for him. he's lucky that manny's not going to be one of the top three, because if that did happen, he would do -- you get the same look we got when they ran out of players at the last all-star game. >> by the way, if manny thinks this is all about him, by the way, he says in the response to him coming back, "they love me wherever i go in america." when we return -- our "parting shots" will take a look at one of the biggest upsets in sports, not quite the miracle on ice, but something [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> time for our "parting shots." bob leads off. >> a quarter century

. >> bud selig making the call. so now it is the seattle mariners that are on the clock coming into this draft. all the publications really said it was a two-man draft, strasburg and then dustin angerley, the first baseman/outfielder for north carolina who hit over .400 this year. no brainer the mariners take ackley? >> absolutely. it's the one chance any team has the take an impact position player. center field, above average glove, average or better arm as he continues to recover from elbow surgery. he's going to hit for a lot of average. big question, is he an okay power guy or above average power as he continues to fill out physically. love the swing, love the bat speed. a positive glove in center field. >> the mariners taking your time. you think it's a no-brainer? >> absolutely. >> when that pick happen, we'll bring it live to you right here. just a reminder, a "sportscenter" special tonight, from 9:00 until 10:00 on espn. karl ravech and his crew break down the key picks of the draft and tell you which guys a

moment ago the nationals made the selection everybody thought they would, bud selig making the selection announcement from the draft. the nationals going with steven strasberg as the number 1 overall selection from san diego state.  steven strasberg there, there  is the right-hander from san diego state, and he has everything, all the tools you would expect, ray. 103 miles per hour fastball, the best prospect to come down in 30 years. >> yeah, i want to share a story. rod data who is the tremendous coach there at usc, he had tom seaver, then later on he watched prior pitch and he told me at the college world series, and in i believe it was '91, that prior was a better pitcher in college than was receiver. now, everybody says that this kid was better than mark prior. i got to see mark prior in that summer of 1991, i believe it was '91, and he was unreal. i did not -- i had not seen a minor league pitcher as good as him and he was in his third year in college. so what we have here is, as you said, a one in a million guy, a guy that has a tremendous fastbal