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Game Four-Ender |
This 109th edition of the
Fall Classic is shaping up to be just that—a
classic. On successive nights, games ended for the first time in World Series history on: 1.) an obstruction call and 2.) a pick-off at first base. This is crazy stuff. Add to this the fact that the Red Sox are 2-2 in the series despite hitting a measly .189 as a team through the first four games. They are—as they have done throughout this post-season—picking their spots for the big moments that turn games around. Last night, the big spots were the
David Ortiz's 'PapiTalk', the three-run jack by
Jonny Games and the pick-off of
Kolten Wong by
Koji Uehara. All improbable moments that inextricably led to victory. Start saving up for the DVD set of this baby!