By Matt McCoy

A couple baseball videos from the "in case you missed it file." Monday night during the Indians 9-0 win over Kansas City, home plate umpire Paul Emmel tried...unsuccessfully, to call out Tribe third baseman and former Clipper Lonnie Chisenhall after only two strikes. Thankfully for the Tribe, Chisenhall was keeping count, corrected Emmel and was allowed to stay at bat.

Video number two is the best catch of the night...and it came from a fan at the Arizona Diamondbacks/San Fransisco Giants game. It's not often you see a leaping catch in the stands, but this guy pulled it off--while also catching his hat. Anyway--here's a couple of funny baseball videos you can check out. 

By Matt McCoy

Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer has said he wants more night games in Ohio Stadium. In part because of the atmosphere in the stadium and in part because he believes that atmosphere is more enticing to recruits. What Urban Meyer wants, Urban Meyer gets.

For the first time in Ohio State history, the Buckeyes will host more than one night game next season. ESPN and ABC released its schedule of prime time games and Ohio State is featured three times, including the September 28 Big Ten opener vs. Wisconsin and the home game October 26 against Penn State.

"College football is changing and the more opportunities you can get when the entire nation is watching you I think it's good for your program," 610 WTVN football analyst and former Ohio State quarterback Stan Jackson said. "And there's something about night time in general for most people. We don't have day clubs we have night clubs....and let's face it...the fans have longer to get sauced up." 

The fans are sure to be sauced up in Evanston, Illinois October 5. The Buckeyes play on the road that night against Northwestern...the first meeting between the schools since 2008.

We might not be finished with night games for the 2013 Buckeyes either. The Big Ten network releases its prime time schedule next week. It's also possible that Fox will move the Buckeye game, at California September 14th to the evening.

To listen to 610 WTVN's Stan Jackson on the "Prime Time Buckeyes" click HERE:

Here is the current Ohio State schedule, with the kickoff times we know so far:

Aug. 31- Buffalo

Sept. 7- San Diego State

Sept. 14-at California

Sept. 21-Florida A&M

Sept. 28-Wisconsin 8:00 (ABC, ESPN or ESPN2)

Oct. 5-at Northwestern 8:00 (ABC, ESPN or ESPN2)

Oct. 12-BYE

Oct. 19-Iowa

Oct. 26-Penn State 8:00 (ABC, ESPN or ESPN2)

Nov. 2-at Purdue

Nov. 9-BYE

Nov. 16-at Illinois

Nov. 23-Indiana

Nov. 30-at Michigan

By Matt McCoy

After the Blue Jackets remarkable 19-5-5 finish came an eyelash short of making the NHL playoffs, Blue Jackets President of Hockey Operations John Davidson joined WTVN Monday morning.

"It's very disappointing," Davidson told WTVN Dave Maetzold who is filling in for Joel Riley this week. "It's like being in the horse racing business and you have a photo finish and you're on the losing end of it. Only in hockey it was 48 games and you ended up in a photo finish. In a lot of ways it was disappointing." 

Nonetheless, Davidson spoke optimistically about the future and is proud of what the Blue Jackets accomplished.

"With the level of disappointment we're going through, there's also a level of accomplishment to a degree," Davidson said. "We all understand we did a lot and that's good but we need to do more but really for a group that came in and had a tough start, we were able to turn it around. I think everybody paid attention, there's a lot of people who believe in us now and I can't tell you what that's going to mean for us going forward."

It's an important off-season for the Blue Jackets who have three first round draft picks and have other key personnel moves that need to be made. First and foremost, signing restricted free agent goalie Sergei Bobrovsky.

"There's a belief in the organization that this isn't just a flash in the pan," Davidson said of Bobrovsky's success. "Nobody works harder, anywhere than him...I believe in him and I think as we move along here with his agent, it's always a negotiation but we'll get it done. It's certainly a priority."

To listen to all of Dave's conversation with Davidson click HERE:

Three Buckeyes Drafted...Seven More Sign As Free Agents

By Ohio State's standards, it was a quiet NFL draft weekend. Only three players were taken in the seven rounds of the draft. The first to go was defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins, selected in round two by the New York Giants.

"It feels great. I'm very excited," Hankins said on the Giants website interview. "My family is excited right now. I'm just ready to go to work. I'm ready...I'm really pumped."

To listen to the Hankins interview click HERE:

The next Buckeye to go was Big Ten defensive player of the year John Simon, selected by the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens in round four. Simon, a defensive end at Ohio State, may be asked to play linebacker in the NFL.

"Wherever they want me to play," Simon told the Baltimore media when asked where he would line up. "I'm going to do whatever it takes and do the best I can and to help the team out any way possible."

To listen to some of Simon's comments to the media, as well as Ravens coach John Harbaugh's post-draft comment click HERE:

The only other Buckeye selection in the draft was right tackle Reid Fragel, selected by the Bengals in round seven.

"He's really an athletic player," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said. "Just an impressive young prospect who's still on the come and we really feel like he's a great addition to the football team up front."

To listen to Lewis' comment on Fragel click HERE:

Moments after the draft, seven more Buckeyes were signed quickly as free agents.

Zach Boren, Travis Howard and Orhian Johnson were picked up by Houston...Garrett Goebel by St. Louis...Etienne Sabino joins Hankins with the Giants...Jake Stoneburner goes to Green Bay and Nathan Williams heads to Minnesota.

Former Buckeye ripped

The son of Ohio State great Cris Carter is getting a shot at the NFL as well. Duron Carter, who played as a freshman at Ohio State before his dismissal from the program, was signed as a free agent by Minnesota.

Carter's stay at Ohio State was the first of four he made in college. He also went to Alabama, and Florida Atlantic, but never played. He did see action, in 2010, at Coffeyville Junior College, catching 10 touchdown passes, but didn't leave a very good impression.

Upon hearing that Carter was signed by the Vikings, Cayden Cochran, his former quarterback at Coffeyville took to Twitter and unloaded.

"The most lazy, whiny & non-work ehic player the nfl has ever seen," Cochran wrote. "Horrible person & will be a complete cancer to any team on the board."

Safe to say the Cochran and Carter won't be exchanging Christmas cards anytime soon.

By Matt McCoy

By Ohio State's standards, it was a quiet NFL draft weekend. Only three players were taken in the seven rounds of the draft. The first to go was defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins, selected in round two by the New York Giants.

"It feels great. I'm very excited," Hankins said on the Giants website interview. "My family is excited right now. I'm just ready to go to work. I'm ready...I'm really pumped."

To listen to the Hankins interview click HERE:

The next Buckeye to go was Big Ten defensive player of the year John Simon, selected by the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens in round four. Simon, a defensive end at Ohio State, may be asked to play linebacker in the NFL.

"Wherever they want me to play," Simon told the Baltimore media when asked where he would line up. "I'm going to do whatever it takes and do the best I can and to help the team out any way possible."

To listen to some of Simon's comments to the media, as well as Ravens coach John Harbaugh's post-draft comment click HERE:

The only other Buckeye selection in the draft was right tackle Reid Fragel, selected by the Bengals in round seven.

"He's really an athletic player," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said. "Just an impressive young prospect who's still on the come and we really feel like he's a great addition to the football team up front."

To listen to Lewis' comment on Fragel click HERE:

Moments after the draft, seven more Buckeyes were signed quickly as free agents.

Zach Boren, Travis Howard and Orhian Johnson were picked up by Houston...Garrett Goebel by St. Louis...Etienne Sabino joins Hankins with the Giants...Jake Stoneburner goes to Green Bay and Nathan Williams heads to Minnesota.

Former Buckeye ripped

The son of Ohio State great Cris Carter is getting a shot at the NFL as well. Duron Carter, who played as a freshman at Ohio State before his dismissal from the program, was signed as a free agent by Minnesota.

Carter's stay at Ohio State was the first of four he made in college. He also went to Alabama, and Florida Atlantic, but never played. He did see action, in 2010, at Coffeyville Junior College, catching 10 touchdown passes, but didn't leave a very good impression.

Upon hearing that Carter was signed by the Vikings, Cayden Cochran, his former quarterback at Coffeyville took to Twitter and unloaded.

"The most lazy, whiny & non-work ehic player the nfl has ever seen," Cochran wrote. "Horrible person & will be a complete cancer to any team on the board."

Safe to say the Cochran and Carter won't be exchanging Christmas cards anytime soon.