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Braves take the field and they
are really under the gun here
this evening they've lost the
first two games of this series
five to two and three to two up
in Minnesota we'll play the next
two games here for sure and
maybe the fifth game will be
played here and a day off for
travel is schedule and the series
will wind up in Minneapolis if
necessary moments ago one of the
greatest players ever from
Mobile Alabama the all time
home run king of baseball Henry
Aaron bounce the ceremonial first
pitch up to home plate he was
there in one hop I think that's
pretty good he had his moment
here when he broke Babe Bruce
record here's the starting
pitcher Steve Avery and here we
go for the twins with Dan Glenn
and left Chuck Knoblauch at
second and her back playing
first Herbie Puckett in center
Shane Mack and right and then it
is Leia Scott layers and gag me
and Ortiz and Scott Eric Steve
Avery with a high fastball that's
his best pitch his second best
pitch is the circle chain and
his third best pitch is his
curveball only 21 years old and
he is remarkable defensively for
the Braves when Otis Nixon
failed a drug test on September
16th Lonnie Smith pressed in the
service and left field Ron Gant
will be the starting
center fielder David Justice in
right field Terry Pendleton some
people's MVP will start at third
Rafael Beliard will be the short
stop Mark Lempke at second
base Sid Green will be the first
baseman and Greg Olson behind
the plate and of course the big
question is can Avery do it
again.
He won 18 games during the
regular season then he beat the
Pirates and Zane Smith one to
nothing and he beat Pittsburgh
again in game six again one to
nothing and he beat the
formidable Doug Grayback and now
in order for the Braves to be in
any sort of a comfortable
position he's going to have to
beat these twins and these twins
can really hack away against
left handed pitcher to ninety
one during the year against
left handers that led the major
league to ninety one average
and lead is all for six in the
World Series.
He'll lead it off to be followed
by not like and then her back what
do you see in those eyes and
ball one is the first pitch as
the flashbulbs pop.
Here are the umpires with Drew
Coble at the plate Terry Tata
Rick Reed at Montague Don
Binkinger and Harry Wendell
with the one ball Glenn hits it
in the right center and Gantz on
the move the ball gets between
them that ball should have been
caught and Gladden is going to
end up at third base they hold
it in there that's the way the
game started the other evening
on the twins were batting first
inning game two and Dan Gladden
has been the recipient both
times Sunday night's game
Justice and Mark Lemke collide
and the ball was dropped and now
Justice and Ron Gantz come close
to colliding somebody's got to
take charge once again you know
David Justice the ball is coming
back to him he should take charge
of that situation the ball is
going away from Gantz and it
gets away from both outfielders
careless play on the part of the
Atlanta outfield and that's the
way this one starts and Gladden's
the third with nobody out and we
still await a ruling on that one
I imagine it's a three base hit
here the ball one to Chuck
Knoblock who's three out of six
in the first two games played
the Atlanta infield is back at
second and short they'll give up
the run in a ground ball and now
ball to deny block when a
right handed batter hits the
ball the right field the ball is
tailing back to the right
fielder the ball you see is
going away from Gantz that's
Justice's ball it was Justice's
ball the other night however that
will probably be scored a triple
and then three base hit for
Gladden is his first hit and
this will put Minnesota on top
now block sacrifice fly and the
throw by Justice has no chance
and it is one to nothing in favor
of the visiting twins and some
people thought that Steve Avery
just might shut these twins down
all together we talked about
Sunday night and Gladden was the
batter at the Metrodome in
Minnesota routine pop up shallow
right and watch what happens you
may remember it limpy justice
collide the ball hits the turf
justice charged with an error
that kept the inning going and
then Julie Davis hit that two
out home run and her back to
four six against Atlanta and a
four hundred and forty foot home
run thrown in there the Braves
have spotted the twins a run
with a misplay and a sacrifice
for her back at the plate because
of that play involving run
against her back appeared to
push and off the base and get a
put out I guess it was cheater I
thought initially it was T.
Rex two balls and a strike three
and one T. Rex if her back goes
into professional wrestling once
his baseball career is over T.
Rex will be the name under under
which he will wrestle three and
two talked about Steve Avery and
that blistering fastball and
here even with a count three and
one the powerful her back can't
catch up with it well that's a
great shot right there and a
half swing foul keeps it three
and two with one out here in the
first and a run across for the
twins at low home shot right
there gives you an idea of what
a left handed hitter sees when
he sees a left handed pitcher
with a shortstop belly are to
a should have been a routine
inning all right all you left
handed hitters out of the
audience 94 mile an hour fast
ball and her back takes the
inside fastball the shortstop
Herbie Puckett is up the base
hit by Gladden is the first hit
for any of the three Minnesota
twin outfielders in this series
they had been all for 21 Puckett
is over eight Dan Gladden he got
a free base hit a gift triple
and he scored a run should have
been a routine 1 2 3 baseball
we said it before baseball is a
game of routine it's the team
that makes the routine play more
often than not that eventually
wins Tom Kelly telling us that
today before the game for
Minnesota one run on one hit
they've been the first to score
in each of the three World Series
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October 31st when not landing
returns game three of the 91
series being played down here in
Georgia and the twins got a run
on the first they send the 20
game winner Scott Erickson to
the Hill six four two hundred
and twenty five pounder Smith
Hamilton and can't justice Bremen
Olsen Lemke Beliard and Avery the
lineup for the Braves defensively
for Minnesota Gladden Puckett and
Mac in the outfield last cadmium
not blocked her back in the
infield and Jr. T's behind the
plate and ball on the line he
smelt the crowds that play
not blind her back or tease the
personal catcher for Erickson
one and one Erickson last year
was eight and four he blossomed
a twenty and eight this year
held up and took ball to Lonnie
Smith he is all for six on the
inside part tied Lonnie Smith up
two balls two strikes only other
American League pitcher you can
compare Erickson with Roger
Clemens of the Red Sox breaking
ball pass sir and I don't say
that because of the results of
the season but by the way he
starts his motion with that glove
right below the eyes that's how
Clemens starts course Roger a
high fastball pitcher and
Erickson with that sinker
devastating sinker very heavy
and tough to pull a lot of ground
balls tonight off Eric who you
don't chase Lonnie Smith off the
plate he struck him out on the
outside corner and Smith is gone
and he's all for seven the
movement of an Erickson fastball
watch how it starts outside and
comes back comes back to catch
it and Lonnie knew it at the
plate now as a fellow the Braves
certainly have to get going
Atlanta third baseman Terry
Pendleton he's two for eight
without an RBI in the series and
he was only able to get five hits
in the seven games against
Pittsburgh but he led the
league in hitting with 319 he is
due to break out of it and he
hits it hard right at the right
fielder and a good play by Shane
Mack he got a great jump on that
ball and made it look easy you
can see the socks of Scott
Erickson there are no none of
those white sanitaries under
those black socks of Eric he is
quite superstitious no sanitary
showing Kevin Tappany the
delightfully right right hander
who won Sunday night's game
calls him the day that he
pitches the day of death he's a
good one in his first pitch in
the series and he's going to
be the first to strike the run
again and it is four out of eight
and these Braves playing their
first World Series game ever at
home in Atlanta wins leading one
to nothing for aesthetic triple
by glad sacrifice fly by not
hitting much aside from their
10 run out first and then one
game against Pittsburgh about
two runs a game beat short and
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away one nothing Minnesota here
in the top of the second inning
when a hitter is ahead in the
count he's more out to pull the
ball you could see gag me
cheating a half a step at short
stop and made what would have
been a tough play an easy play
and Shane Mack is first up
against Steve Avery second inning
with a double one to nothing
twins Mack layers and gag me here
in the second game Mac is all
seven he's up there hacking
that pop that Steve Avery has
inside both Kirby Puckett and
Shane Mack called out on the
inside fastball when Tom Kelly
the manager of the twins talks
his speeches laced with irony he
said I don't know why he even
said that against a fellow like
this I don't think we'll score
we're just gonna go through the
motion that everybody's already
chalked it up bravery in the
Braves tonight and look who's
ahead the twins one to nothing
in the second with Scott Leyes
at the plate it's two for five
in the series play including
that game winning home run
Sunday night one and two this is
a hitters ballpark the ball
really flies here it's 330 down
the line and left three eighty
five in the power alleys 4 0 2
the dead center and a ten foot
ball very light air and a
completely circular stadium and
the ball really jumps to and to
Tom Kelly was talking about the
fact even some of his pitchers
hit it out yesterday in BP Scott
Erickson and Jack Morris even
said Al Newman hit a home run in
batting practice yesterday and
he doesn't hit many I don't know
why we're even bothering the
guy he said he's a fun guy to
go to three straight strikeouts
for Avery and that's that change
up low and away you'll throw at
any time and lay us reaching and
we're missing right about that
Tim three and two doesn't matter
to him now feels like throwing
it he does here's Greg Gagne
he's two for six with a free
run homer game one late on that
one strike to Avery is airing it
out now that that's the problem
right handed batter you're behind
the fastball and in front of the
change up he's got you going two
ways Avery has been three in a
row and he is on to a room in
foul territory and it's called
for by down an order twins and
they're going to have Minnesota
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Tom Glavine warmed up and it's
been announced by his manager
Bobby Cox that he will work game
five if there is a five and then
if it goes seven then it will be
Avery on Saturday night and
spokes on Sunday night and while
these twins are staying with a
little bit of expectation or is
happening and Erickson to
justice and a strike Scott had
a one two three first inning he
had three shutouts this year all
of Atlanta left handed batters
look at the eyes of Erickson all
hit with an open stand that's
followed her back.
What does an open stance mean.
Well that means that you spread
your right foot if you're left
handed batter left foot if
you're a right handed batter and
you face the pitchers more a guy
with a closed stand you see more
of the back of the shoulder a
guy with an open stance a
pitcher sees more of the front
of the shoulder and you can see
the open stance of David
Justice he's in the hole and he
strikes out and that's the
second strikeout for Erickson and
one of the problems that David
Justice has had he's been open
too much a breaking ball that
stays outside gets David here.
You see how he goes into the
hitting motion but he's got a
lot to do with the bottom part
of his body.
Anybody who hits with an open
stance that's the case and the
same thing with Sid Green but
Green is an open nearly as much
as justice and Green is one out
of eight in the series Bobby
Cox the skipper of Atlanta ball
pass third base 2 and 1 his
pitcher Erickson will give his
share of walks he struck out one
hundred and eight but he walked
out of it right at her back and
five in a row retired by the
visiting hurlers did bring a
good low ball hitter and he hits
a low sinker and her back is
there trying to become the first
runner of the night for the
Braves as Greg Olson all on
Olson 2 for 7 all to Erickson
did not have a good second half
of the campaign 12 and 4 in the
first half 8 and 5 in the second
half with an earned run average
over five arm problems in the
middle of the season as a matter
of fact he was supposed to have
started the All-Star Game
instead he made Jack Morris
started the All-Star Game
Erickson was on the disabled
list with a bad right elbow he
walked on Olson at first who's
on will be held by her back when
you get down to the tail end of
the Atlanta batting order these
players Lemke and then
Beliard are in there primarily
for the Braves especially against
right handed pitching because of
course Beliard is a right handed
batter and lefty from the left
side over to 50 from the right
side so it gets right handers
their bottom part of the order
for the Braves Minnesota out in
front of here one to nothing and
this crowd is comparatively
quiet got Erickson his moniker is
Superman a lot of people think
he looks like Christopher Reeve
he was a star in Superman 1 2 and
3 I guess the type of year he
had I guess back that up 28 on
the year super numbers the big
man at 6 4 2 25 breaking ball
foul keeps Lemke up there you
don't think he looks like
Christopher Reeve to and to Greg
Olson walk he was the first
baserunner for Atlanta base hit
by Lemke and that gets it back
to Olson stops at second the
outfield will be very very
shallow for Rafael Beliard
actually bucket is to beat right
now the one thing that belly
archer can not do is drive in a
lot of runs and over 400 to
Fatsy drove in only twenty seven
this year and he has won for
three four hits against
Pittsburgh Kirby Puckett in
center field entirely too deep
I feel belly I would have hit a
ball twice to hit it that far in
the second all off the breaking
pitch and that strike to well
he had left he to strike ran into
two and two and Mark got a hit
Kirby normally plays deep a lot
of outfielders do but with a guy
like belly art there will not be
a play at the plate on a base
hit the center field is too deep
for Olson not a fast runner at
second way out of the strike
zone he got a piece of it and
still on to Steve Avery the
pitcher would be up next he's not
a bad hitter the good athlete
and can swing the bat but belly
art has to keep it going here in
the second Olson walked he's at
second Mark Lemke got the first
strike in the first breaking
we are tied and the runners end
up at second and third what did
I say about the bottom of the
game true with two outs Olson
walks limpy singles and now
belly art turn with a throw that
is Aaron it's short hop junior
I tease the catcher and also
scores the first run of the game
second and third and Avery could
not help his own cause like one
to hit all of this happened with
two out one one game and now
block throws him out and the
ending is one run two hits to
laugh he's the hero for the
moment the little guys keep
trying to do to get him through
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Let's check on the fondest World Series memory of Berman Bisher of the Atlanta Constitution.
The one that sticks with me the most is 1947.
Bill Bivins had a no-hit game going, I forget what game it was in the series.
Two men out in the ninth inning and first no-hitter in the history of the World Series.
And he never got the last out.
Cookie Lavaghetto hit a double off the right field wall, scored two runs and he not only
lost his no-hitter, he lost the game and he never pitched another regular season Major
League game in his life.
That was Berman Bisher with that memory.
Turns out that neither Jim Bevins or Cookie Lavaghetto played another Major League game
after that.
Berman Bisher is on the fly to the shortstop belly yard.
One down as Ortiz jumped on the first one and that's seven in a row retired by the Atlanta
pitcher.
Berman Bisher has been a long-time writer down here in Atlanta.
Was he down here when you were playing 10 in the minor leagues?
1962, played for the Atlanta Crackers, punched Deleon Park.
The pitcher is up, Erickson, let's see what he can do.
How would you like for your first professional at bat to be in the World Series?
Well, that's the case with Scott Erickson.
He's getting his swings, I'll say that for him.
Avery has struck out three, four.
We asked Scott Erickson about hitting, that's all I want to do for him.
A little problem with that, we'll get to Scott Erickson's words.
Well, Steve Avery waits for Dan Gladden to come to the plate, he'll give Erickson a little
extra time on the bench, Gladden having difficulty getting the doughnut, that lead weight off
his bat.
Here's what Scott Erickson said about his hitting.
I'm trying not to get hit by the ball and I hope he'll be running off the bun, that's
all I want to do for him.
Try not to get hit by the ball.
Simple approach.
He didn't, he struck out the fourth strikeout victim for Avery, he was retired eight in
a row and deals with Gladden, who tripled and scored in the first.
Now that the Braves have scored to tie it, this crowd is with it a little more, one-one
and a third.
Just like Minnesota, the Atlanta Braves need the crowd in the game, I mean they've lost
two World Series games up there, and if they lose tonight, it'll be down three-zip.
Gladden hits one, and no team in Major League history has ever come back from a three-nothing
deficit.
That's how important this game is tonight for the Braves.
The best of seven series since 1905 to 1954, 20 teams were down 0-2, but none came back
to win the series.
The twist on that is since 1955, nine teams that were down 0-2 have come back out of 19.
Nineteen teams were down 0-2 and nine came back, so in recent history, it's certainly
proven that it is not that great a feat to come back when you're down 0-2.
0-3 is a different deal.
That's a whole new ballgame when you're on three.
Gladden becomes the fifth strikeout victim.
Nine in a row, retired by Avery, will return to Atlanta Fulton County Stadium after this
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Tied at one, go to the bottom of the third.
The Minnesota Twins have only played one series in a month on natural grass.
And the result of that, I think you're going to see the infielders playing a little shallow,
not getting quite the jump on ground balls that they're accustomed to getting on the
turf.
And you see right there, Scott Layas losing his footing for just an instant and playing
very close to the bag.
And a good time for us to point out, Tim, how fast this grass infield is.
Bobby Cox says it's faster than artificial surface.
And of course, you have the added ingredient of the Atlanta Falcons playing on this field.
But it is in very, very good shape since the last Sunday, the Falcons were forced to move
their game to San Francisco.
Ronnie Smith is up, and he's in the hole one and two.
He was caught on in strikes his first time.
This is the top of the order.
Two out walk, Cost Erickson in the second, they sit by left, they sit by belly art.
Three and two.
In the National League Championship Series, Ozzie Smith or Lonnie Smith was 0 for 10 before
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Two runs scored in the game, Gladden started it with a triple, scored on the sacrifice
fly by Knoblauch, and Beliard has driven in the Atlanta run, and Steve Avery has given
up that one hit, cost him a run, and he is at five strikeouts and he's retired nine in
a row.
Fourth inning and Knoblauch leads it off.
Avery coming into this game with 16 and a third consecutive innings without giving up
a run.
That's in postseason.
The fancy company that he was chasing.
They don't like Ken Hurdek down here, they're having some good-natured fun with him.
He skies it in the center for Ron Gantz.
Here is a look at the leaders in consecutive scoreless innings in postseason play.
Christy Matheson with three shutouts when he said that's in one postseason, and then
it goes down to Steve Avery.
That includes the World Series and League Championship Series.
He's in good company there.
He has retired 11 in a row as he deals with Herbie Puckett and a strike.
The record for consecutive scoreless innings over a period of years held by Whitey Ford
33, and who's record did he break?
Babe Ruth.
A looper in the right and Justice caught it.
And with some play, 12 in a row retired by Steve Avery.
We're still tied.
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Right-hitting affair as these pitchers hold fourth, 1-1, bottom of the fourth, and Dave
Justice, David Justice, made that fine play to end the top half of the inning, leads it
up.
Earlier, Scott Erickson retired five in a row, and at this point, four in a row.
Well, two to Justice, who fanned his first up, Justice, Breeman, Olson, here in the fourth
set.
Left-handed batters hit 295 against Erickson over the season, so I think if the Braves
are going to get to Erickson tonight, it's going to be with their left-hander.
Depend on them, Justice, Breeman, for the most part.
One of the reasons for that, to be effective, Scott has to be down in the strike zone, and
often left-handed hitters are better low-ball hitters.
They're good.
Right-hitting affair as these pitchers hold fourth, 1-1, bottom of the fourth, and Dave
Erickson, ready to pitch to three, and the foul is grounded, quiet down, until Justice
came out and took a bow, his first run batted in in this series, and it puts Atlanta on
top, 2-1 in the fourth, and brings the crowd to life.
Now, Erickson and Ortiz are changing their pattern.
They threw the curve ball, straight change.
When you get behind power hitters and have to come in with the fastball, the chances
of him putting the good part of the bat on the ball go dramatically up, and that's what
Justice did.
Hit it good.
Nobody out.
See, that's what we're talking about, about left-handed batting.
In order to be successful, Erickson throws the curve ball, and that's what we're talking
about, about left-handed batting, and that's what we're talking about, about left-handed
batting.
That's what we're talking about, about left-handed batting, and that's what we're talking about,
about left-handed batting, and that's what we're talking about, about left-handed batting,
and that's what we're talking about, about left-handed batting, and that's what we're
talking about, about left-handed batting, and that's what we're talking about, about
in the area of this guy you can
forget it.
You take a right instead of a
left.
He sucks up everything.
Tom Kelly telling us that no
content.
He's the best defensive first
baseman in baseball and I think
I agree with it.
So it takes a two out something
from the second to the second
baseman not black and that ends
the inning.
Three good plays by the twins on
defense home run and a double in
one left for Atlanta they've
left three but after four
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Baseball and its players 2 to 1
Atlanta here in the fifth inning
and you hear often hitters
talking about the sweet spot of
the bat.
Well Jackie Gleason wherever you
are how sweet it is there was
some picture of the homerun
swing by David Justice and so
the Braves say to their 21 year
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a 2 to 1 lead in a fly ball to
right to be chased by Gander
justice justice made that that's
13 in a row retired by every
and let's join Jim Scott.
One thing that's pretty obvious
Jack and Tim you know Jimmy when
they've said hey relax it's a
big game but relax.
I almost think that Scott
Erickson is a bit too relaxed
because his fastball is about
five miles an hour slower than
it has been all year and I think
he's so consciously trying to
throw within himself doesn't
really have that good pop on the
ball like twins are accustomed to
seeing that you can get away
with that type of sinker to a
right handed batter but not to a
left hander and certainly last
inning proved the case like I
mentioned his first home run
heroes Sunday night a lack of
velocity would hurt a guy like
Avery Jim was talking about lack
of velocity with with Erickson
and I think that's the case but
with Erickson he has so much
movement on the ball that he can
get away with it a lot more than
a guy like Avery who throws high
ball the only runner the twins
have had was in that painted
triple by Gladden to start the
game Timmy you talk about that
movement on the ball the
difference you get off those
guys with that heavy sinker and
tonight that sinker is just kind
of turning over it's not by 14
in a row set down by the Atlanta
Lakers Avery winning one to
nothing and one to nothing no
other pitcher in the history of
postseason play has ever won two
one to nothing games in post
season and the irony of that is
two days before that Zane Smith
became a member in the one
nothing club before that nobody
had been involved in two one to
nothing games and Smith was
involved in two Avery one to
Valley are yet some that's fifteen
in a row retired by the Atlanta
left hander and the Braves lead
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the second homerun by justice in
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Atlanta leaves it off Avery had
17 hits during the season rounded
out his first time up this evening
there have been four Atlanta hits
tonight plus a walk given up by
Scott Erickson and walked across
the play to and do Steve Avery
working to Dan Gladden in the
first inning and he hits a ball
the right center a ball misplayed
by justice and can't worry about
that it'd be a perfect game right
now and a two nothing lead but
the twins will have four more
cracks at this fellow mentioned
his hitting ability this year he
had a four hit game and a three
hit game stays alive first
pitcher in the National League to
have a four hit game and a three
hit game since nineteen seventy
when Mike Perez did it if you're
wonder wondering about pitchers
hitting in the World Series
strikeout victim and for Erickson
that's his third I guess we're
still wondering if he goes down
on strike but the last pitcher to
get a hit in the World Series
Mike Moore back in 1989 for
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nine so pitchers are now two for
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the top of the batting order
Smith has struck out and bowed
out to right they are not using
the designated hitter here in
the National League ballpark if
we go back to Minnesota they'll
again use the D.H. there's
change up or breaking ball but a
real mistake from Erickson and
he's not going to change up
first postseason on run and
Lonnie Smith's career and this
is his 48 game in postseason
play and his fourth World Series
game during the season Erickson
allowed only 13 home runs and
only five to right handed
batters he does not appear to be
able to play tonight and a visit
to the mound coming up starts to
come for the young hurler Dave
Justice with a home run in the
fourth inning and in this inning
Lonnie Smith a high changeup
World Series souvenir Erickson
stays in Gary Leach in the
bullpen now for the twins and
I'm a bit surprised with Justice
and Green coming up you remember
the left handed pitcher David
Justice was warming up the last
inning an unusual move if you
were to bring Terry Leach in
there to pitch to the left handed
pitcher for now it's run game
Erickson picked four innings and
the only start he had against
the run gave up a couple of runs
walk by ball popped up by Gantt
for an apparent second out as
well David Justice has sparkled
on defense and hit a home run on
the mound ordinarily Pembroke
will be a fair threat to steal
a base but with that bad arch and
that bad knee why he won't be
going anywhere particularly with
a
and he's in there talking to
Tom Kelly before the game
tonight he said that nobody can
teach instinct he said if you
don't have instincts you can't
be taught instinctively how to
play here as soon as the ball
hits in the dirt he didn't
hesitate he just takes off and
makes it easily fine base
running by Kendall that's a
wild pitch now two balls and a
strike to David Justice just is
a little bit of everything a
strikeout a homerun a misplay
perhaps in the first inning and
then the dazzling catch and the
count is two and two so he's
been very involved in very
involved on the air and in Sunday
night's game and that misplay
tonight that ball in my mind was
clearly misplayed so I don't I
don't really think his right
field play has been as good as
it could be as good as it should
be as good as it has been now
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and that will be the first error
in the game Chuck Knoblauch with
a lot of time and he just boots
the ball that's a big league
error right there and said
Bream will try to cash in on a
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Atlanta leading Minnesota three to
one.
Scott Erickson is out of there the
last time he started David West
the left hander came in in
Toronto and he's in there tonight
and may remember the American
League Championship Series in
game three bottom of the fifth
inning the count one and two on
Joe Carter and a gutsy move by
Tom Kelly bringing in West and
he struck out Carter with the
slider now West throws ball one
to sit bring to on to a home run
by Lonnie Smith and a walk and
an error bring is not helpless
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everyday first baseman there for
the first three to one Atlanta
home half of the fifth two on
two Jerry Pendleton is the runner
at third base and across the way
David Justice with two with a
two hour chance to get very
comfortable in this game Greg
Olson has walked and scored and
grounded the home run by David
Justice the first lead that the
Braves have had in this series
also has been a good two out
hitter for Atlanta all season
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Ball four brings home a run and brings out Tom Kelly and we're going to get our third
Minnesota pitcher.
It'll be Terry Leach.
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The place is rocking down here in Georgia.
We're at Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium where the Braves have now opened up the lead
with two runs in this inning and a 4-1 lead over Minnesota full moon over Dixie.
And the bases are loaded, two out.
We have a new pitcher, Terry Lee, who at age 37 is the oldest player in this World Series.
Terry throws a sinker.
There is no way for him to throw any kind of breaking ball that goes down with his delivery.
And speaking of deliveries, what a terrific delivery by Steve Avery.
But you will see the submarining fashion of Terry Lee throws them down under.
The limpy was one for two.
And Leach gets ahead with the bases loaded and two out.
An error prolonged this inning and Atlanta cashed in getting their fourth run.
Strike two to the second baseman.
Lefty helped Atlanta score a run on the second with a base knock.
That ball slicing foul and out of play.
See Steve Bedrosian down there.
He will probably be the pitcher when Atlanta hits in the sixth inning.
Terry Leach is scheduled up second and this is the error that Jack was talking about.
With two outs, a very easy play for Chuck.
And in trying to make the transfer, he just bobbled the ball.
That prolonged the inning and the Braves have scored at least one because of that error.
That ends the inning. Two runs, one hit, one error.
Three left, Atlanta is stranded six.
We'll return to Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium after this message and a word from your local station.
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4-1 Atlanta and you have another look and the last look at the submarineing style of Terry Leach to get Mark Lempke and keep the twins in this game.
And said the last look because they're gonna lift him for a pinch hitter in this ending after Junior Ortiz leads it off.
He popped out his first time and he told us he might go deep this evening.
Ortiz no home runs during the year.
One and one with Steve Avery on the mound after having been seated on the bench for a long time.
We'll see if it affects him.
Ortiz didn't like the call.
Tom Kelly has these hitters from which to choose.
They're from whom to choose.
Bush, Palirolo, Sorrento, the lefties, the right handers, Brown and Harper and the switch hitters Davis, Larkin and Newman.
Looks like Gene Larkin on deck.
With the twins carrying only nine pitchers.
They do have quite an assortment of hitters from which to choose.
Ortiz courts it up the middle for a hit.
And that is only the second runner of the night for the twins and a leadoff single after 15 in a row had been retired in order.
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And we do have a pinch hitter.
Here is Gene Larkin batting for Leach.
He went up there.
He's playing behind Ortiz at first.
And the twins are down by three.
One ball one strike.
And he's going to get a strike on the right side of the bat.
He's got a lot of injury ahead on the count.
He's got a lot of at bat with his middleman, his middle hitters.
Guys like Gene Larkin.
Two hundred and fifty five at bat this year.
Two eighty six hitter.
And he keeps all 25 guys on his roster ready for situations like this.
He's got a run in the first.
Let me get back on the board here in the sixth.
There's Chilly Davis.
And this fellow continued to do it.
Another hit for the twins and the first two have reached and Ortiz stops at second.
And Lonnie Smith did a good job of getting to it.
Fine hitting by Gene Larkin.
A change up and in a good spot.
And as Jack said Lonnie Smith.
He's carrying over to get in front of this ball and hold Ortiz to second base.
Avery had been ahead of both of these hitters in this inning.
He had a two strike count on Ortiz.
And he had a two strike count on Larkin and let him get away.
Like that the tying run appears at the plate and the person of Dan Gladden.
He has tripled scored and struck out.
So the twins make it more than interesting here in the sixth inning.
Now well hit ball by Gladden and Lonnie Smith tracks it to the track and makes the catch.
Runner tags at second and advances to third.
First and third one Larkin stayed at first and Gladden didn't miss by much.
Good base running by Junior Ortiz.
One more bite of cereal this morning and Dan Gladden may have had a home run to tie this game up.
Ortiz at third base.
And Gene Larkin at first.
Ortiz sliding head first into third base but look at his alignment.
He's looking at the ball and in the process runs outside the line.
We all know the closest between two points is a straight line but you couldn't prove it by the way Junior was running from second to third.
Now the batter now blocked.
He pops it up.
Green calls for it.
Foul ball two out.
Let's hear from Jim Cobb at this moment.
Jack and Tim I thought what was unusual on that play Junior Ortiz moved up and everyone might say why didn't Gene Larkin.
Larkin can hit but he cannot run very well.
He's got a bad knee.
That's why you're going to see him be very very cautious on the basis.
And when you're trailing by three runs getting you have to be very cautious.
And I think Larkin was closer to second base and really didn't have a chance to get back and take up.
Now it's Verbeck two on two out it's at the center field again at the track and Atlanta still leads by three.
There's Mike Avery rooting for his brother and rooting for the Braves and it's four to one Atlanta bottom of the sixth.
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You saw Dan Clanton come close to hitting one out.
And now Ken Herbeck comes very, very close to tying this game.
And Avery survives the sixth.
He gave up two leadoff hits in the inning.
The twins strand their first two runners and Steve Bedrosian is the fourth hurler of the night for the visitors.
And ball one group belly yard and leading off.
And has had only four hits.
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You know something interesting after Herbeck hit that ball and Avery was pounding the glove on his right leg.
Watch Herbeck die.
This is after Avery had said something and it could have been that Herbeck thought he was talking to him.
But you could see him flashing those eyes to Avery.
No big deal but a lot of times pitchers get emotional and hitters think they're talking to them.
Avery is up and he's 0 for 2.
Ball one from Bedrosian.
There's no stranger to this part.
Minnesota bullpen continues to do the job.
All four runs charged to the starter Scott Erickson.
David West did force on the run.
But they have not allowed an earned run in the last twenty six and two third innings.
That dates back to the eighty seven World Series.
Steve gets a strike in there three and one.
Steve Bedrosian one of the eleven wins that have World Series experience.
Avery goes down swing two out back in the fifth inning with one out and nobody on 2 to 1 Atlanta Lonnie Smith pork one.
That was the third Atlanta run and a walk and error and two more walks gave the Braves their fourth run.
One for three this evening.
Bedrosian made two appearances in the playoff against Toronto allowed to honor.
Ball and a strike.
Well we're certain that we're going to be playing here tomorrow night.
Eight o'clock Eastern time and the twins will be pitching Jack Morris again.
And John Smoltz will oppose him for a series of parents for smoke.
And the Braves announced this evening if we have game five Tommy Glavine will come back.
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And Bedrosian has a one two three inning.
We have played six Atlanta leads it four to one.
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We go into the all stretch any four to one Atlanta on top.
We have a new left fielder as the Braves try to bolster their defense with Keith Mitchell taking over for Lonnie Smith.
I'd like to mention again the reason for the letters on the sleeve of the Atlanta uniform.
As Kirby Puckett leads it off.
That's a salute to John Mullen.
A tribute to the late John Mullen who died this year.
Vice president of the Braves hit by Puckett and that one's carrying a long way.
And Mitchell can't do anything about that one.
And then makes it four to two as Puckett gets his first hit of this World Series.
And the Queens fans have an opportunity to root here in the seventh inning.
Earlier Lonnie Smith's first hit of the World Series was a home run.
And now Kirby Puckett with a home run.
And that's the salute from the Metrodome in Minnesota.
They are showing the game on a very large screen there.
Several thousand people are involved in watching the game.
And what a tribute that is to Kirby Puckett and to the twins.
I thought that many people would show up when there's no game being played.
Jim you consider the leadoff hits in the seventh plus the ball hit by Glatton.
And the ball hit by Herbeck.
There's one to Pendleton.
And that's the first out.
Avery is not nearly as strong as he was earlier.
Several hard hit balls in the sixth inning.
And now this rocket by Kirby Puckett down and in.
A tracer to left.
And now four to two Atlanta.
Talked about the sweet spot again.
How sweet it is.
But that felt good to Kirby.
That makes the score four to two.
Ball shot over the wall and left.
We've had three home runs tonight.
Avery misses to Scott Layas with one out here in the seventh.
In the right field for justice.
Two out.
Let's go down to Jim Puckett.
Jack and Timmy.
Timmy all those years you've taught lefties.
Steve Carlton.
I wonder how much of the back of his uniform you saw.
Because what's impressive about Avery's delivery.
He makes an extra little coil turn away from the hitter.
More so than most pitchers.
I think that's where he generates a little more power and a little better snap on that breaking ball.
Yeah Kitty we talked about hitters have how they have to keep their front shoulder closed.
It's the same thing with pitchers and Avery does it very well.
Now the batter is dangling with two out.
And the old for two and two for eight.
I think Timmy you mentioned earlier in the season of Steve Avery working with his dad on his mechanics.
And boy they sure did it right.
Because you don't see many young pitchers with that perfect and flawless emotion.
Absolutely perfect mechanics.
Father has been working with him since he was eight years old.
And if things go wrong they don't go wrong because that front shoulder is not closed.
You hear pitchers talk about their mechanics all the time.
And Avery's are almost perfect and there they are.
Right into your living room.
And he reaches and fouls it.
Lead off home run by Puckin and now there are two out.
How do you learn so much at a young age.
Twenty one years old.
And he is a star.
Another young star Macaulay Puckin comparing with him.
The difference between Puckin and Avery is that Avery is not home alone.
And you can hear it.
This crowd wants a third out here in the seventh inning.
Minnesota now has four hits.
Getting the ball by them quite as regularly as he did earlier.
No hitters turn it up a notch.
You know this is the third time.
Actually the third time that many of these hitters are facing Avery.
Their backs have sped up and his fastball has slowed down.
Right center for justice and now Lempke goes out and handles it.
One run on one hit.
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Twins scored in the first Atlanta tied it in the second.
Took the lead in the fourth added two in the fifth.
David Justice and Bobby Cox.
Justice in the middle of a lot of things here this evening as he has been.
Throughout this series.
Here's Pendleton to lead it off.
Over two with a walk and a run score.
He's been working the sixth and had a 1 2 3 3.
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Rosen told me the other day they just had their fourth son.
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Very very well that boy's name is Cody.
And strike two.
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The left center and gladden has it two out and we're going back to Jim Scott.
You know the last or the event that David Justice had in the fourth inning we talked about before the game the twins pitchers have been trying to keep the ball away from it.
Kevin Tappan he did it because that front shoulder is pulling off.
You see those four pitches are fine.
But that last one that was right in the joy spot.
And this is what it looked like to David Justice eyes lit up and as Tim said a tracer.
The one mistake they've made to him in this series.
That home run came in the fourth and snapped the one one time.
He bats with two out in the seventh.
That pitch also came at the count three and one.
When hitters are in an offensive situation instead of a defensive situation.
And they are just they can swing from their heels.
It's like a defensive lineman who knows the quarterback is going to throw the ball.
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Isn't that the same in their back and go after.
That's what hitters do when it's two and oh and three and one.
Yeah.
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That's why it is so important and stressed so much by all good pitching coaches to stay.
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Two balls in the strike.
Five in a row retired by the erosion.
Two and two.
One to nothing favor the twins after the Braves are on top.
There's Tom Clavin.
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We're going to go count her back made a good play.
Six in a row by Bedrosian now we played seven innings and Atlanta has a four to lead over the twins.
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Atlanta has hit their first two home runs of the series.
Justice and Lonnie Smith.
Avery has held the twins to four hits in a couple of runs through seven innings.
Puckett has popped one for Minnesota that made it four to two.
And here's a pinch hitter against Steve Avery.
And it's Brian Harper batting for Junior Ortiz in ball one.
So far 5-2 at Minnesota and 3-2 twins at home.
Tomorrow night 8 o'clock and if Atlanta wins we'll then have a game five on Thursday evening.
Ball two to Brian Harper.
Ortiz was one out of two while he was in there.
There's a strike down in the Atlanta bullpen.
Alejandro Pena cranks it up.
Across the way Carl Willis.
And he will become the fifth pitcher for the twins.
Count goes to three and one.
Talked about Harper before about his good bat control Tim.
Doesn't walk doesn't strike out very often.
Shirley Davis waits on deck to bat for Bedrosian.
Things are on the move here.
Only 22 strikeouts and 14 walks on the year.
He usually puts the ball in play.
Avery gives a strike.
Umpire called a strike on that one and that makes it three and two.
Harper couldn't believe it.
He tossed the bat away and he was well on his way to first.
Well you saw Greg Olson in the strike zone especially the count
three and one he reached out of the strike zone to catch it.
That ball appeared to be outside or low and maybe both.
That's a big break for Avery right there.
Pendleton scoops it, grabs it, throws it and save it first.
We'll see how they roll that one and Harper gets down to
first base nonetheless.
Because he backhanded the ball they may give him a base hit but
because Terry Pendleton is such a good fielder they're going to
give it give him an error.
Sometimes you're penalized by your ability.
Penalty is such as Pendleton is such a slick fielder.
Two gold gloves to his credit and this is an error but with
some third baseman it could have been ruled a hit.
That brings Bobby Cox out of the dugout.
He didn't like the sixth inning or the seventh inning in
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Now the error and he lifts Steve Avery.
Alejandro Pena will come in and listen to this crowd.
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The tying run will be at the plate for the Twins who trail 4-2 here in the eighth.
Steve Avery did all he could.
Seven innings.
No walks.
And he struck out, gave four hits, struck out five.
And allowed to run.
So Pena takes over.
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a right handed pitcher.
And he has been a terrific pitcher for the Braves.
11-4-11 in save opportunities during the season.
Three saves during the NLCS plus a 2-0 record.
And Chilly Davis, when they faced each other in the National League,
was 3-4-10 against Pena.
They play behind the runner at first base.
That's Harper, nobody out.
Top of the eighth inning, tying run at the plate.
Chilly Davis homered Sunday night.
He takes ball one.
And you'll see some fastballs from Pena.
He'd want to throw Chilly Davis fastballs anyway.
He is a devastating off-speed hitter.
You saw him take the Tommy Glavin change up the other day.
Deep for a home run.
He's got a big swing of that one.
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With runners on base, the opposition has one hit
in the last 30 at bats against Pena.
In the left field, Mitchell back.
How far is this going?
We are tied.
We are tied on a pinch home run by Chilly Davis.
An error and a home run and a 4-4 game.
And no win for Steve Avery tonight.
Andy McPhail is the general manager of the Twins.
And up in Minnesota in the Metrodome,
they are celebrating the home run by Chilly Davis.
Now the game belongs to Pena.
And it's 4-4 here in the eighth.
And that was a crushing blow for the Braves.
And now face Dan Gladden at the plate.
And a big blow obviously for the Twins.
Chilly Davis and Scott Erickson roomed together in Minneapolis.
So I guess Chilly's saying, Scott, that was for the room.
He got him off the hook.
Gladden strikes two on the foul.
An opposite field home run.
29 during the season.
Two here in the World Series.
The second to run homer for Chilly Davis.
And still nobody out in the Minnesota 8.
Pena then grabs this one and gets the first out here in the eighth inning.
You know, you talk about the Twins coming to Atlanta
and everybody's talking about the D.H.
and how you're not going to be able to use Chilly Davis,
only a pinch hitter.
All three pinch hitters for the Twins tonight have gotten on base.
Single by Larkin.
A hard hit ball that was an error by Brian Harper.
And now the two run homer by Chilly Davis.
So Tom Kelly's pinch hitting crew getting a lot of mileage out of their hits.
Knoblock is 0 for 2 with a sacrifice fly.
Here's Jim Cotton.
But Timmy, based on what you just said, that pays off with all the advance
that Tom Kelly has given those guys off the bench
because they led the American League in pinch hitting.
Now with a big one by Chilly Davis.
Pena falls behind 2-0 to Chuck Knoblock.
Things are very uneasy for these Atlanta fans.
And the Twins already up two games to none.
Climbed back into a tie here in the eighth inning.
Psychologically, already the Atlanta Braves with Pena,
he had 14 save opportunities.
He hadn't blown one this year.
This is his first blown save opportunity for the Atlanta Braves.
Comes back with a strike to Knoblock.
They have 8,000 people up in the Metrodome watching the game.
There's a live shot.
And they're right back in this game, 4-4, 8-10.
Knoblock gets a hit.
A one-off single by Knoblock, his first of the night.
And they're dealing with the big guys in the Minnesota batting order.
Her back is all for three.
And in the sixth inning, with two men on,
he sent Ron Gant to the center field wall to make the catch of a fly ball.
Tough situation for Bobby Cox.
Referring that banner, referring to Herb X picking Ron Gant up on Sunday night.
But you can't bring the left-hander in right now to pitch to Herb back,
because if Herb doesn't hit into a double play,
then the left-hander's got to face Kirby Puckett, who's on deck.
Knoblock, a threat to steal, draws a throw.
He stole 25 bases during the regular season.
Think of how Tom Kelly's batting order tonight has worked in his favor.
This is the first time this year that Herb Beck has hit in front of Puckett.
And there he is, batting in the number three spot against Pena.
Up the middle and on through.
This is a speedy infield.
The runner goes for third and makes it.
Knoblock never hesitated, and it's first and third one out.
The ball really shoots through here, Tim Dunder.
Yep.
Especially if it's hit by Ken Herb Beck.
A lot of top spin on that ball.
A lot of top spin.
And just over Pena's head, right through the hole.
And watch Chuck Knoblock.
He does not stop.
He just keeps right on going.
No play on him at third.
And no one better that the twins would rather have up than the man who's coming up.
And Bobby Cox tries to figure out a slowdown as twins express.
And remember, Kirby Puckett hit in the more double plays than any other player in the major leagues this year.
Twenty-seven times during the regular season and once in the World Series.
Here comes Bobby Cox.
What does he have in mind?
I think he's going to talk to the infielders.
I don't think he's even thinking about taking Pena out of the game.
He's out there to talk to the infielders right now to tell them where to play.
You've got Jeff Puckett and Matt coming up.
Pena has been his savior.
And he's out there to talk to the infielders and tell them what to do.
He's talking to Pendleton right there.
So I think the infield probably will play halfway.
If they play halfway, that gives them a shot at the double play or if the ball's not hit sharply,
they have a chance to come home with the ball and get knob lock.
I would imagine that's what Cox told Pena.
This is what Kirby Puckett did in the seventh inning.
First pitch.
That made the score four to two.
And an error in a home run in the eighth inning here.
Home run by Chilly Davis, 4-4.
After an out, a hit by knob lock and a hit by her back.
And Puckett back up there.
Missed ball one.
If Atlanta loses, they'll be down three games for none.
They're the twins who are doing a lot of things right.
One ball, one strike.
Puckett would like at least a fly ball to snap this time.
Said Bobby Cox was going to go out there and tell the infield how to play.
You see Ron Gardner, our class, he's signed.
I don't think anything's going to be on, not with Kirby Puckett hitting.
But the infield is in double play depth.
The middle infielders are not in.
They're back.
First and third one out.
One ball, two strikes.
Ron Gardner, the third base coach.
See him clapping his left hand.
That's about it.
There's nothing on right here.
Swing the bat, Kirby, that's the sign.
What will it be?
Will Puckett snap the tie?
Can he get the strikeout or the double play?
First and third one out.
Changeup was shaken off and now he's going to go to the slider.
In the dirt and Olsen saved the run.
What a play that was by the Atlanta catcher, a 2-2 count.
Boy, that was a terrific play by Greg Olsen.
You could see Pena shaking off the changeup.
He shook off the fastball and he wanted the slider.
Three for the slider and Olsen makes a terrific save.
Pena threw a wild pitch like that in the Pittsburgh series.
That down there cost Atlanta.
Slider again.
Got him.
Big strikeout, two out.
He not only got him, he got me too.
That was not a slider, that was a fastball.
A riding fastball inside to Kirby Puckett.
And it gets him a big strikeout and now Atlanta hoping the momentum goes back to them.
Another good hitter coming up for the twins.
First and third two out for Shane Mack.
Pena in relief of Avery.
Three of the Minnesota runs charged to Steve Avery.
And the fourth to Pena who served up the home run to Jilly Davis.
Shane Mack is 0 for 10 in this series.
One ball one strike.
Jilly Davis did his damage.
Tied the game here in the eighth inning with a pinch home run.
Shane Mack wants to do his damage.
Shane is struggling to get out of the eighth.
He's behind on the count to one.
That's the picture.
With Knobloch at third and Herbick at first.
Two and two.
And Tim I wonder, I wonder if the twins might try to steal a run.
No, I don't think so.
I would heard that on the first play.
You would have to go into the assumption that if that were the case they would have done it before now.
So it's a battle between Pena and Shane Mack.
Trying to get back into it here in Atlanta.
You were right Jack.
They did exactly that.
They sent the runner Ken Herbick.
And then if you're a catcher you have to decide whether to throw through or not.
Count one and two still with Shane Mack.
Looked like the Braves impuders were not going to cover.
Two on two out two balls two strikes and it stays the same as Herbick was going again.
Kelly and his club have crawled back into this winning gardener.
Herbick has run twice in a row.
It would make sense for Olsen to pitch out and have a guy cover and then nail her back at second.
Of course if he doesn't run it comes two and two but you do have a free pitch here.
Herbick running again and it struck him out.
Atlanta goes into the home half of the eighth inning tied 4-4.
Two left for the twins.
Davis home run tighted.
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Well the Braves are in a precarious position batting in the bottom of the eighth tied with the Twins 4-4.
New pitcher for Minnesota.
Their fifth of the night is Carl Willis who was terrific against Toronto in postseason play.
The new right fielder.
And batting in the number nine spot is Jarvis Brown.
And so the pitcher Willis will bat where Shane Mack had been.
That's in the number five spot.
Shane Mack over four.
And hole for eleven in the series.
And the pinch hitter Brian Harper is the catcher.
So that's a new battery for the Twins.
Who scored two in the top of this eighth inning to tie.
And said brain leads it off and that's ball one.
That is the chance that you may have heard in the National League Championship Series.
Along with the chop it is shit, shit.
Brain has lined out the first, doubled and walked.
And leads it off in the home eight.
Carl Willis used to be in the National League with the Cincinnati Club.
Ball two.
You mentioned that Jack that Atlanta's in a precarious situation.
And that is true if you compare them with how they went into the top of the eighth with a two run lead.
But a home club hitting in a tie ball game in the late innings they decided advantage.
The Twins have to have six outs to keep them from scoring a run and Atlanta has three unless it goes to extra innings.
That's low to Sid Green.
Brain gets a big swing of the ball but he usually controls the strike zone very well.
Good low ball hitter.
But he is in an advantageous hitting position right here.
Three and one to count.
He pops it into left center field.
And Puckett wants it and has it.
And here is Jim Cot.
Well Kirby Puckett had a key at bat in the top of this inning.
And let's take a look at the CBS inside pitch and see how pain you went after it.
Outside for a ball.
Now a couple of strikes.
Now a pitcher goes away to get a hitter out inside.
The slider away back with the high fastball inside to polish him off.
There's a look at it at about 88 miles an hour.
Good sequence.
Olsen is up strike one to him.
The key play in that sequence that Jim was talking about.
The play by Greg Olsen catching that slider out of the strike zone.
That prevented a run.
Certainly did.
Olsen a foul tip strike too.
Olsen has walked twice and he's all for one.
Winds not only tied it in the top of the eighth but they had first and third and only one half and failed to score.
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Still on two on Greg Olsen.
Both bullpens quiet at the moment.
Speaking of bullpen.
These twins relievers have been terrific.
Willis appeared in two games gave no runs against Toronto.
Oh what a play.
What a play by Leyes to take a hit away from Olsen.
Two out.
Big time play right there.
Scott Leyes played throughout the minor leagues as a shortstop.
This spring Mike Paliarulo having all sorts of problems.
They moved to Leyes to third base.
The last five games of spring training and that is a shortstop move that he just put on that play.
Great range and here it is again.
Boy that is a brilliant play by Scott Leyes.
That was terrific.
Olsen by plenty for the second out and let the fouls went out of play.
Mark Lemke has a hit one for three.
He helped Atlanta score the tying run in the second inning.
The blower tossing ball in the glove and Lemke pops it up for Leyes.
That catch sends us into the ninth inning tied.
Minnesota four, Atlanta four.
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A pitcher cannot bring his bare hand to his mouth on the mound.
But watch what Willis does.
That's a strange movement isn't it Jim Cot?
Yeah kind of like another North Carolinian Gaylord Perry.
He's got a few of those movements.
He has been questioned by Cito Gaston but never warned by an umpire.
Well maybe just a sinus condition.
Here we are into the ninth inning of a 4-4 game.
And we have a pinch hitter, Mike Paliarulo.
Leading it off and batting for Scott Leas.
4-4 in the ninth.
Alejandro Pena who pitched the eighth.
Tries to send it tight into the bottom of the ninth.
Two to the pinch hitter.
A gag knee to follow.
And then Harper.
We're at Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
4-4 game, top of the ninth.
Paliarulo leading it off, one and two.
This batter hit a timely home run in the American League Championship Series.
That's going to go out of play.
That was in game three, 10th inning against Mike Timlin with a count of one ball and no strikes.
A 2-2 game and here's what Paliarulo did.
Wins one that game, they won the next day to win four out of five from Toronto.
Here they are trying to make it three games to none against Atlanta.
One and two to the hitter and it stays that way.
Keep in mind that the Minnesota Twins have never won a World Series road game.
They have lost six in a row, three in 1965 and three in 1987.
Pena gets it.
That's three strikeouts in a row for Pena.
That was the change-up and if you remember that dramatic game, game six,
when Pena came in to face Andy Van Slyke of the Pirates,
Bobby Cox had asked him to throw more change-ups and you could see the fingers coming off the ball.
That's the palm ball of Alejandro Pena.
When the fingers come up, the ball slows down and that's what got Paliarulo there.
For the first out in the ninth inning, bringing Greg Gagne to the plate.
Gagne is all for three and two out of nine.
One ball, one strike.
We mentioned the six in a row in Minnesota.
You have to go all the way back to October 7th, 1925 when this franchise won their last road game.
Walter Johnson won it over Pittsburgh and since that time they've lost 11 in a row, including the six at Minnesota.
Gagne hits it in the right, Justice camps under it.
Minnesota moving from our nation's capital in 1961.
So this is the 30th year that the original Senators have been in Minneapolis.
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And prior to that major league franchise, Minnesota used to be in AAA and play at an old Nicolette Park.
And Willie May has broken.
Harper as a batter reached on an error and scored on Chilly Davis home run in the eighth.
That ball will be chased by Justice.
Can't get there.
Looking ahead to the bottom of the ninth inning, it's the number eight hitter do up for Bobby Cox.
He's talking to Tommy Greg.
Two out in the ninth.
That's where that contact part of his game comes in handy.
He's a tough guy to strike out.
He puts the ball in play.
This is a similar hit that Ken Herbeck got in the eighth inning, a high chopper that scoots on through, a lot of topspin.
Now do-off was Jarvis Brown.
But they call him back for the bench.
And it's going to be a Randy Bush.
He will bat for Brown.
He's happened to watch Bush for a period of time during batting practice and he didn't have any trouble pumping him out of it.
He'll bat in the ninth with a runner at first and two out.
Wins have been very successful with their pinch hitters this evening and here comes another.
First at bat for Bush in this series.
That's the fourth hit in less than two innings against Pena.
They sit by Harper.
Whitey Herzog was quoted recently as saying that was the biggest mistake that he's ever made.
Running a ball club was turning Harper loose.
Outfield deep to the right for Bush.
And there's a strike.
Tom Kelly using his general philosophy with his pinch hitters.
He'll use Larkin to lead off an inning.
He'll use Bush who led the American League in pinch hits.
In this situation, still has Paul Sorrento who's their best long ball threat on the bench.
He'd use him with nobody on base.
You're right, Jimmy.
He'll use his pinch hits to lead the American League this year.
And the crowd wants this visitor's ninth to come to a streaking halt.
And out hits seven to five in this game.
The twins have used eight players in the ninth position tonight.
Four pinch hitters.
Actually Jarvis Brown entering the game in defense.
So three pinch hitters, one defensive player and four pitchers.
In the dirt and it gets away and there goes the lead run down to second with two out.
And wild pitch.
Olsen couldn't save it this time.
Harper is perched at second.
Olsen chats with him.
Catchers win the balls in the dirt.
They try to keep the ball centered and out in front of them.
As you see, that ball wasn't centered by Olsen.
It hit his left leg and bounces off toward third.
Well, Randy Bush could do big damage now from Minnesota.
Lead run at second, two out, two and two the count.
Ninth inning, 4-4 game.
Four strikeouts for Pena.
One left for the twins, they've left five.
We go to the bottom of the ninth and we're tied at four.
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Are we headed for extra innings?
It's the bottom of the ninth.
Minnesota's out hit Atlanta eight to five.
And Mike Paliorillo, pinch hit, takes over at third base.
And another pinch hitter, Randy Bush, becomes the third right
fielder of the night for the twins.
There's Chilly Davis.
He popped the home run following an error in the eighth inning
against Alejandro Pena.
Remember Atlanta was in pretty good control in this game took
a four to one lead into the eighth inning.
An error by Pendleton.
Home run by Davis and a big threat.
Went down the tubes for the twins and then they left the
runner at second base on the ninth and belly yard and
that's how they completed off
working his second inning for the twins.
Here's Carl Willis.
And he misses with the first one the belly yard is one for
two with an RBI.
There's Tommy Greg.
He will bat for Pena.
There's ball to his belly yard can be tough to pitch to him.
Small strike zone and you remember the two strike bunch
he had the other night in Minneapolis.
And because of that Paliorillo in at third base and even if
he doesn't get a strike in he'll stay in one two and one
nine four four so to one game one five two then three two
three eight.
Yeah Tommy Greg the number one left handed pinch hitter and
Bobby Cox has changed his mind.
He does not want a pinch hitter up there.
He wants a pinch runner.
So he is going to go with the left handed hitting Jeff
Treadway Treadway for Pena.
This game is tied because of a two run homer in the seventh by
pinch hitter Shelley Davis.
I've made it for four and that's where we are.
That's not Mickey Mouse.
Those are the Atlanta rally caps.
They call it the shark going for the kill simple run here would
kill the twins.
Look where Paliorillo is playing a third base as Treadway is up
there.
It's going to be very very difficult for him to get it down
a bunch in the air and the play the first and good base running
by standing base running by Rafael Beliar.
You don't understand what a precarious position that a
runner is when the ball is put in the air.
This is outstanding base running by Beliar.
He was going.
He thought because her back was holding him on he gave the
distance correctly.
He realized that her back didn't have a chance for this ball.
He stopped momentarily but by taking off again we're talking
about instinct by Beliar the batter is Keith Mitchell all
under him a base is open for Carl Willis who's in big
trouble.
This is the first at bat in the series for Keith Mitchell.
We talked about the fact that little guys have been doing a
lot of harm in this series.
One and one have a little potential winner on second
base.
That's Beliar.
He's there with one out and he's able to get a big lead.
Keith Mitchell batting for the first time this evening.
Mitchell's and all one and two left hander Guthrie is warming
up Mark Guthrie for the and for Tom Kelly and the left center
field well hit the pocket is there to and the runner stays
at second base.
It's not a grievous mistake but what you want to do on a
situation like that situation like that is go a third of the
way to third if the outfielder makes the catch then you have
time to go back to second and tag up and go to third.
If you go halfway you're too far to get back if the ball
drops then you're in a position to score.
If you go right back to tag up in the ball drop you may have
a tough time scoring from second base.
Bellyard is too far off.
You see he's halfway not a third of the way.
And by the time he gets back to second the throws already in
the bag well who are they going to pitch to.
They're going to walk Pendleton and pitch to go.
They're going to walk Pendleton and pitch to Gantt with two out
here in the bottom of the ninth.
Oh before Pendleton had been over three with a walk but
they're putting him on one of the heroes in game two in his
home run won the game by the way game winning RBI that is
not an official stat anymore.
It went out two years ago but going on the same basis of what
we used to go by in baseball.
Game winning RBI two on two out for Ron Gantt he turns on
almost every pitch infielders are reminded and they remind
themselves and Tom Kelly reminds them to knock the ball
down if you don't have a chance.
That way you prevent the winning run from score.
There is a ton of hitting room up the middle playing in the
hole.
It's short two on two out for four bottom of the night right
and he was right in the proper spot and that sends us into the
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the top of the order for the twins Gladden Knoblock and
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out of one perfect inning previously when started in the
eighth and here we are in the 10th really looked him like
the Braves were in good shape with Avery pitching and a
fortune lead into the eighth.
There were until the Jilly Davis home run off Kenya.
That's of course an extra inning game in the last extra
inning game last year.
Game two of the World Series in Cincinnati with Joe Oliver
batting little Billy Bates across the plate on that Joe
Oliver hit here is the top of the order represented by Dan
Glenn and a triple in the first score to run a painted base
hit.
He's one for four near hit one out in the sixth inning
standing his first pitch in the strike.
Stand in one of the many left handed pitchers on this
pitch.
Gladden with two on in the sixth and the left fielder to
the wall and a hit starts the 10th inning.
We'll see how the twins play it with Knoblauch.
They have Herbeck and Puckett coming up.
They've got a lot of ways to go.
They can feel glad.
Of course you have the left hander Mike Stanton out there
who has a good move to first base.
You have Chuck Knoblauch who's a good runner.
You can find the straight sacrifice and take your chances
with Ken Herbeck.
Mike Stanton is very very difficult on left handed
batters but you do have Puckett in the hole.
So with all of those options what's Ron Gardner the third
base coach going to do getting his signs from Tom Kelly
lead off base hit is the ninth of the night for the twins.
Knoblauch has a sacrifice fly and he's one for three.
There is glad he's a good base runner and said Green is
holding against the runner and looking for the button.
There is a strike and Knoblauch showed it but didn't buy
you saw Chuck Knoblauch tying the all time record for
rookies in postseason play with 11 hits Atlanta put their
leadoff man on in the bottom of the ninth didn't get him
around.
Now the 10 starts with a base hit and to the second baseman
Lempke says I didn't argue very vehemently about that.
There is gladden with his speed getting past Lempke.
I don't think he tagged it.
I think it was a good call.
Here's gladden and watch out quickly.
Gladden gets down to second base.
He sees Lempke make the catch and now the attempted tag.
He misses it.
That's a clear miss.
Gladden run out of the baseline.
No because he comes back and tags the bag.
That's a good call by second base umpire Rick Reed and
great base running by gladden.
I wasn't that close.
Almost a double play to bail the Braves out of it for the
moment and her back is up.
He fails and that's a strike.
You have to keep your eye on the ball but as importantly the
second baseman who's going to catch the ball.
Gladden did both very well.
An excellent piece of base running by gladden.
Her back could put the twins on top.
They haven't led since the first inning.
That's in the strike too.
Her back batting in the number three spot this evening.
If they get her back out they're going to walk puck it because
remember Carl Willis is batting fifth.
He's the pitcher.
So this is a big big out right here.
Runner at second one gone 10th inning.
Oh and two oh and three.
That's Bob on the inside part right there.
It looked like her back was looking for the slider.
He got the heater and now clearly they will walk.
They're going to put him on.
He will join Gladden on base and this will be the first walk
given to the twins tonight to go with their nine base hits and
the twins running out of players.
Al Newman represents the 20th player used tonight by Minnesota.
World Series record is 21 and if they make a pitching change he
will be the 21st player and that will tie the World Series record.
Actually Al Newman was on deck and now they have switched to
Sorrento coming back to Sorrento.
Very money one the better.
All Sorrento is going to come up now and pinch it with two on
two out against standard.
Tom Kelly sent Al Newman up there and now he goes with Paul
Sorrento a good fastball hitter.
As a matter of fact the twins had an option putting either
Pedro Munoz or Paul Sorrento on the postseason roster.
They opted for Sorrento because he handles the fastballs very well.
We'll see.
Gladden on its second base.
He started the inning with a base hit.
There he is.
And then they walk the puck and there are two out and Sorrento
could be the twins here.
Oh you're in the 10th strike to him or for the score.
There are the runners.
The twins need a two out hit.
Minnesota has left.
Funny Paul Sorrento attended Florida State University home of
the Florida State Seminoles.
That's where the Tomahawk chop started and now he's hitting and
he's got the Tomahawk chop against him.
He hasn't batted against left handed pitchers very often in a
big league.
And down he goes.
Second strikeout in the inning for Stanton.
The twins have left seven and Atlanta comes to bat in the
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They're gonna clean them, right?
What?
Not.
We're all knotted in the bottom of the tenth inning,
4-4 and here is what has transpired.
A triple by Gladden, sacrifice fly ball by Knoblock,
an RBI single in the second inning by Belliard.
Just as home runs snap the tie.
Home run by Lonnie Smith.
Face it loaded walk, made it 4-1 going into the eighth inning.
An error and then a home run, or first of all,
Puckett's home run made it 4-2.
Then in the eighth inning, the error and the home run by the
pinch hitter, Jilly Davis.
And there's been no scoring since.
The new pitcher is Mark Guthrie.
I think when you talk about the game being knotted,
I think that is quite appropriate because there are
a few knots and a few stomachs in this ballpark.
Mark Guthrie, the 21st player used by the twins.
Remember they only had 25 men on the roster,
so the only players left for Minnesota.
Aguilera, Newman, and then two starters,
Cappity and Morris.
Mark Guthrie facing Justice and Greene,
and Guthrie has a tendency to hand breaking balls,
so look for him to start Justice off with a fastball.
And he swings and hits it fair in the left field.
And an out serve goes foul and Gladden couldn't stay with it.
Boy, that ball really moved.
It was fair by about 30 feet,
and then just blew away from Danny Gladden.
That was strange.
He looked like he had control of it.
Watch how he slows down, controls speed,
and then the ball just takes off for some reason.
He missed it by two feet.
Yeah.
That was really strange.
And David with new life.
Justice has reached on an error and hit a home run.
One out of four, and now he's backed up on two.
Guthrie is the sixth pitcher of the evening for the Twins.
World's record with 21 players.
Erickson West leads Bedrosian, Willis, and now Guthrie.
Two balls, two strikes.
Not the only record tonight.
Think of the formidable pass ahead of Atlanta.
This Minnesota twin bullpen does not give up any runs.
They've gone 30 and two-thirds consecutive innings
without any earned runs scored against them.
And that's a record.
And Justice hits it to short left for Gladden.
And there is one out here in the 10th inning.
The batter is due to be Sid Green.
But we're going to have a pinch hitter.
Bobby Cox sends up a dozen home runs during the year.
Hit a big one in the clincher against Pittsburgh.
Guthrie gets ahead of him.
Starts to get the impression that the Minnesota bullpen
is pretty good, and they still have Aguilera out there.
That's right.
He's the only one left, however.
Honor to be followed by Olson.
One ball, one strike.
Two and one.
Atlanta put their lead off and on base in the ninth.
Move them down to second.
Goodness score.
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This is going to be close if it stays there,
but nothing doing.
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All four Atlanta runs.
Guards to the starters, Scott Erickson,
but his mates have taken him off the hook.
Hunter back to the pitcher.
For the second out.
The way they were playing, Hunter had that ball
gotten past the pitcher at all.
There would have been no play.
Harper goes out with a reminder about
how to pitch to Greg Olson.
None is not a player.
He's not a left-handed hitter or a right-handed hitter.
Newman is the switch hitter.
Olson with two out, ball one.
Olson hits six home runs during the regular season.
Faced a bad ball, and his one-on-one
may be a ways away,
but one thing to keep in mind,
if Rick Aguilera gets into this game,
he's probably the best-hitting pitcher on either club.
Rick Aguilera had three home runs in one year
once for the New York Mets.
Olson took a strike, and he's in the hole.
Minnesota pitchers don't pitch around anybody, do they?
They're coming after Olson with two out.
Two and two.
Winds are leading.
Two games to none, and we're tied
4-4 in the bottom of the 10th with two out.
And a hit in the left center.
Puckett playing deep.
Olson's strike.
He is saved.
The next step about outfielders playing deep,
it has to be modified.
You can't play so deep that if the ball is hit
almost straight away that you have no chance
that it's too long a throw.
Puckett over several steps,
and he was so deep that his throw was so long
that Olson had to double.
You want to play deep, but not too deep,
to where when you get a ball, it's too long a throw.
Olson in there with a double.
And it puts it up to Mark Lemke with two out.
Bellyard follows him in the batting order,
and they have a base open.
So Lemke might have to go searching
for something to hit.
How many balls down do you want to pitch
for Lemke or Bellyard?
Winning run at second two out.
And up in the nose for the breaking pitch ball too.
They do have a base open.
Yeah, I would opt.
It's a dangerous situation though, Jack.
You don't take any chances trying to pitch
around hitters in game winning situations.
If he gets a hit, the game's over.
That's ball three.
And with Bellyard hitting next,
even Lemke might be swinging on three and all.
Maybe.
Because remember, we told you about a tough time
that Bellyard has in scoring runners in second base.
Even though he's done that once tonight.
He was taking all the way, and it's three and one.
We've emphasized in this postseason
how the little guys come to the fore so often.
Lemke has a chance with two out.
Guthrie trying to send it into the 11.
First walk by Guthrie.
Seven walks given to Atlanta tonight.
That's what Bobby Cox is doing too, Jack.
Jeff Blouser is not nearly as good a fielder
as Bellyard.
Blouser's had problems throwing at the bad right elbow.
Bobby Cox is going for the win right now.
But if they don't win it now, they are going to be
weak and defensively considerable.
Two on, two out for Blouser.
Braves have left eighth.
And Guthrie gets ahead on the count.
Blouser is old for two with a bat.
There's Olson on its second.
He's the winning run.
Harper goes out to talk with Guthrie.
Jeff Blouser could be an Atlanta hero.
It takes a hit.
Two on, two out, four for bottom of the tenth.
And a ball one strike.
Two and one.
With a pitcher do-up next standard.
Guthrie has a base open, albeit third base.
Out of play two and two.
Olson's double with two outs and nobody on.
You see Kirby Puckett playing deep to prevent the double.
And because he was deep, he caused the double.
Now two on, two out, two balls, two strikes.
Second baseman has it.
We're going into the eleventh inning.
The Braves lead two.
They have left ten.
Eleventh inning coming up.
We're still tied at four.
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This has been the longest World Series game since October the 11th, 1977,
when the Yankees played the Dodgers.
You may remember the Yankees won the World Championship that year,
and in that series they had a 12-inning game versus the Dodgers.
What, you may ask, is the longest World Series game ever.
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We have a new shortstop, it's Jeff Blouser,
and remember Tim mentioned that he is not as good as Beliard,
and Brian Hunter takes over that person.
He's done well, platooning with Sid Breen at that position.
The focus right now is on Jeff Blouser.
He has made two throws in postseason,
and both have been bad, only one error,
but both throws have been bad,
and his right elbow is annoying him.
He is really having a problem throwing the ball.
So the focus is on Blouser right now.
And this is Al Newman at the plate to lead it off.
And that breaks the record for the most players employed by one team
in a single World Series game.
And a pop-up to start the 11th inning.
Lempke gets under it.
One out.
Newman, batting for Pagliarulo, pops out to start the 11th.
Tom Kelly is not taking his strokes into the clubhouse.
What is that, his mulligan?
He's not going to go into the 19th hole with his mulligan,
using 22 players tonight.
He's in such good shape, Tim, leading two games to nothing.
Almost anything.
Here is Gagney.
Gagney is 0 for 4 and 2 for 10.
And a threat as Stanton gets a strike in there.
Mike Stanton working his second inning.
He's the third Atlanta pitcher.
And he's due to lead off in the bottom of this inning.
He gave up a single and an intentional walk in the 10th.
And that's strike two.
The longest game I've ever broadcast, Tim, was at Cardinal Met Game 25.
The longest one I've ever broadcast was in this ballpark,
the Atlanta Braves and the New York Mets, July 4th and 5th, 1985.
That's the second out as Stanton gets Gagney.
Third strikeout for the Atlanta Hurlers.
Well, happy Wednesday, everyone.
We're at Atlanta's Fulton County Stadium.
Deep in the heart of Dixie and we're 4-4 in the top of the 11th inning
Tim McCarver and Jack Buck.
Minnesota tied the game in the eighth.
And Kirby Puckett looks on as Brian Hunter bats with two out.
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Jim Cotts down at the field level.
Harper has been on base twice.
He pops it up.
That sends us to the home half of the 11th inning.
The pitcher, too, to lead it off for the Braves.
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The Braves really hurt.
It preceded a home run by Chilly Davis that tied the game in the eighth.
Now, Newman used to play in this park as a member of the Montreal Expos.
Takes over at third base.
He's the third player at that position tonight.
That's the only change for the Twins.
And they still have Mark Guthrie on the hill, their sixth pitcher of the night.
He worked the tenth, got into two-out trouble when Olsen doubled.
He gave a walk to Lemke.
And then they got the pinch hitter blousy.
Well, I'll say this for Tom Kelly.
He's shooting the works here tonight, trying to go three games up.
The only players remaining for the Minnesota Twins, Rick Aguilera,
Jack Morris, and Kevin Kaepernick.
Now, Kaepernick worked on Sunday night.
Morris will work tomorrow night.
Rick Aguilera, really the only able body,
and Tom Kelly probably hoping now that nobody goes down on him,
because if something happens, if someone gets injured,
there's Jack Morris charting for tomorrow night's game.
That's right.
Fell into one.
First pitch is a ball to Francisco Cabrera.
But if someone gets hurt, Rick Aguilera will be a position player.
Cabrera pinch-hitting and had a big swing, but fouled it back, and it's 1-1.
Sprinkled among the many heroics of the Atlanta Braves season,
back on October 21st, a three-run homer by Francisco Cabrera
to tie the game off Rob Dibble.
And he lines it to Knoblauch for the first out in the 11th inning.
His first postseason at bat, he hits a scorcher toward second,
and Knoblauch was there, but that was the three-run homer that tied it.
And Atlanta, here it is one more time, Rob Dibble on the mound, ninth inning.
Atlanta went on to win it in 13 innings.
That was a memorable game for Atlanta, as was the Justice home run at Cincinnati.
The banner now is Keith Mitchell.
He's had one at bat, and he's 0-1.
Playing left field where Lonnie Smith started, Smith had a home run.
And was one for four.
And that's strike two for the rookie.
One and two. It was Erickson, then West, then Lee Fidrosian, Willis.
Guthrie came on in the 10th, working in the 11th.
And he gets the second out of the inning.
And his first strikeout.
Guthrie looks like a tough assignment.
All arms and legs, 6'4", 196 pounds.
Got that high leg kick, and often what you see is not what you get.
He had a tendency to swing in his motion instead of the ball.
Now you're the hitter. Look at the high leg kick.
Now that gangly motion, it looked like a splitter there, and Mitchell is down on strike.
Batter is Terry Pendleton.
He has walked twice, one intentionally, and he's 0-3.
And two out of 11 in the series.
And in the hole.
Strike one.
Graves haven't scored since the fifth.
And that's strike two.
Pendleton trying to get on base ahead of Ron Gant here with two out.
Crowd's quiet, but they're still here, folks.
One and two, they're not walking out on this one.
4'4", 11th inning.
It's past midnight here in Atlanta.
And this one is yet to be determined.
Two and two.
The country's probably looking over the on-deck circle, taking a look at Gant and saying to himself,
I better get this ball right now.
Pendleton hits it to her back, and down in order go the Braves in the 11th inning.
32-plus innings for the Minnesota Relievers in postseason play, nowhere in runs.
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We're 4-4 and heading into the 12th inning.
Well, is it tomorrow or later today?
The twins and the Braves in the fourth game, 8 o'clock Eastern time.
And we invite you to join us here on CBS.
Who in the heck is going to win this one?
John Smoltz will take on Jack Morrison.
There is Smoltz, and he might have a heavy, heavy load on his shoulders
and will have if Atlanta fails to pull this one out.
In the seventh inning, make that the eighth inning, an error by Terry Pendleton,
and this led to the Chilly Davis home run.
That was when Brian Harper got on base on the air,
and then the next pitch, Chilly Davis off of Alejandro Pena to left field,
his second two-run homer in as many days,
actually as many World Series games he had one Sunday night.
And that's where we are, tied at four here in the 12th.
And that's why we're here, that Davis home run in the eighth.
Both teams have had scoring opportunities since then, but nothing doing.
Minnesota has stranded seven. They send up Randy Bush.
He struck out as a pinch hitter.
Back in the ninth inning.
This new pitcher is Mark Wallers.
It was Avery Pena standing, and now Wallers.
Atlanta Hurlers have given up only one walk this evening, and that was an intentional pass.
I mention that because Wallers can throw hard, but the strike zone eludes him at times.
And he's behind 2-0. Atlanta bullpen continues to warm.
Clancy the right-hander down there.
High in the air for Ron Kent.
One out in the 12th.
Randy Bush is 0-2.
Now the left-hander as Kent Merker joins Clancy in the bullpen.
The number three, four, and five hitters will bat in the bottom of this 12th inning.
Meanwhile, the top of the order, represented by Dan Gladden, he's had a single, a triple.
A lead-off single in the 10th inning was wasted by the Twins.
Back in the seventh, he narrowly missed a three-run homer.
There's Jilly Davis.
He's through for the night, and there is the ball to Gladden.
Twins leading two games to none.
He's still sitting pretty no matter what happens in this one, and if they happen to win it, there's ball two.
Here's Jim Cot.
Well, Tim was mentioning about John Smoltz hanging around in the starting pitchers.
Now Jack Morris sitting over there with his sneakers on, but not John Smoltz just in case they need a pinch runner.
He's ready, so he'll probably hang around for a little while.
You never know in a game like this how far are we going to go.
Gladden hits it hard to right for his third hit of the evening.
Gladden singles with one out here in the 12th.
And the Twins have a good runner on base.
And a good base stealer on base.
Dan Gladden in the last game of the playoffs, game five, a big stolen base.
Stealing second base, and then scoring the go-ahead run, and then a single by Herbeck.
And the Twins won it 8-5 in beating Toronto.
So look for Gladden to run sometime during this count.
And the Twins would like to snap the tie here in the 12th inning and then get Aguilera on his feet in the bullpen.
A batter now blocked. He drove in a run with a fly ball in the first.
And he has a hit, one for four.
A good hit-and-run combo up there.
But not a good pitcher to do it against, because Wollers is not in the strike zone often.
You see that stopwatch that Tom Kelly has.
He times the throws of the pitcher to home and the catcher to second.
And if it comes out to 3.25 seconds or below, he won't send the runner.
If it's above that, however, he will send the runner.
The base hit by Gladden was his third, and the tenth for the Twins about hit the grades, 10-6.
Hunter holds against him.
Double play ball right through Lemke.
And it's first and third with only one out for the Twins.
I told you about this lightning fast infield, and it hurt Lemke that time.
Yeah, that's a double play ball that gets you out of the inning, and it looked like what Lemke did.
He looked up before he had the ball. Clearly an error.
Watch him look up. You see, he's ready to flip that ball before he has control.
That is a common error on a double play ball hit like that, because you try to get rid of it too quickly.
It could be a key error on Mark Lemke, and I think Bobby Cox is going to make a move now.
He has those pitchers in the bullpen, whom we showed you earlier.
Lansing and Merker.
He's got to go to Merker, I would think.
And Rick Aguilera of the Twins is now up.
Tom Kelly sniffing a lead here.
Hey, we talked earlier about Rick Aguilera and a batter.
Wouldn't it be something for Rick Aguilera to pinch hit for Mark Guthrie, who is in the five hole now?
Remember, if they get her back, you might see a walk to Kirby Puckett to load the bases,
even if runners are at first and third. Just thinking ahead.
And Aguilera is an excellent hitter. He's signed to play professional baseball as a shortstop.
He was moved into the pitching spot, so everything determines how they get her back.
But if Merker could strike out Herbett, they'll walk Kirby Puckett and get to either Aguilera or Justin.
Waller's lead, and Kent Merker, the left-hander, comes in to take on Kent Herbett.
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Twins and Braves tied here at four.
This game started with a ball that was misplayed in right field.
And the most recent thing that happened, an error by Mark Lempke.
As Jack Morris charting the game, he will be the starter tomorrow.
The Minnesota Twins have used all of their regular players.
And you can't look for Jack Morris.
As Jim Todd said, he's got his sneakers on.
Well, Kent Merkers call upon to do good work.
And Kent Herbeck is up trying to put the Twins on top.
They haven't led since the first inning and it's first and third with one out.
They sit by Gladden.
An error by Lempke.
Herbeck has one hit tonight.
One for five.
One ball, one strike.
Merker is usually top on left handed hitters.
Lefties have hit only 194 against him.
He's into the game as the fifth Atlanta pitcher.
Avery, Pena, Stanton, Wolters and now Merker.
Gladden's a runner at third and across the way it's Knoblock.
A runner going from first and a foul as Herbeck falls in the hole one and two.
They're playing behind Knoblock down there and Knoblock a very aggressive player.
I'm not surprised he was running.
Two stolen bases in game one.
He was ready to stop too.
And Herbeck swung through that ball.
Interesting play if he steals second base.
That certainly takes the double play out of order.
First and third, the runner going again.
Strike three called and now Knoblock steals second.
That's the second out of the inning.
And Puckett is up and Tim McCarver right smack on the money with regard to what's going to happen.
And Aguilera is going to be the pinch hitter.
Here he comes in from the bullpen.
What about this?
You know this is unbelievable.
He's going to be the 23rd player used.
He's signed as a shortstop.
He had two home runs in 1986 for the Mets.
He had one in 1987 but they haven't made a move yet.
They're going to bring the right-hander Clancy in anyway to walk Puckett and then pitch to Rick Aguilera.
And if Aguilera doesn't get a hit, and we're assuming all of this,
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Things are happening here in Atlanta.
We're in the top of the 12th.
We're tied at four.
The new pitcher is Jim Clancy.
He's the sixth of the night for the Braves.
And let's go down to Jim Cot.
Well, Jack and Tim, you know, Smoltz and Morris might as well go to the bullpen warmup.
They're going to pitch a little later today anyway.
What, with an extra inning or two hurt?
It's been done before in the old doubleheader days.
It'll be like a split doubleheader, huh, Kitty?
They are going to walk pocket.
The bases will be loaded with two out.
Guthrie, the pitcher, is due to hit.
The score is still tied.
And Rick Aguilera gets a bat and starts his swing on the sideline.
This crowd booed lustily when Bobby Cox went out and took Merker out of the game
and brought Clancy in.
This is the first pitcher to pinch hit during the designated hitter era since 1973.
That's when the D.H. came in.
And Rick Aguilera is going to be a pinch hitter for the pitcher, Mark Guthrie.
Now, the last pitcher to pinch hit in a World Series, Don Thryfield,
game two, and who did he face? Kitty Cot. You're kidding me.
This is great. You remember that game?
Oh, man, those were the days that pitchers looked forward to those A.B.'s.
I remember it very well.
Guthrie, the pitcher, who had just lifted, had never batted in professional baseball.
Aguilera is up with the base and loaded.
And two out.
There's Jim Cot.
Twenty-five years in the big leagues.
That's all.
And Hall of Fame numbers.
Yep.
Got it.
Here comes Aguilera.
This pitcher has a 2-0-3 lifetime batting average.
A single, an error, and a walk have loaded him up.
Jim Clancy has to get him out to keep it tight.
Aguilera will try to put his club ahead and then pitch the bottom of the inning.
Whoa.
Has Jim Clancy ever been in a tighter spot than this?
I'm sure Jim Clancy is telling himself, if you've ever stayed ahead,
stay ahead of the pitcher as a pinch hitter.
And he falls behind with a slider.
Nice play by Olson.
Base is loaded, two out, four for a game, 12th inning.
One and one.
Lad in the lead runner at third base.
A single, an error, and a walk have loaded him up.
Graves should have been out of the inning long ago.
Aguilera hits it in the center field for Gantt.
We're still tied.
Three left for the twins.
We'll have Stranded 10.
We'll send Rick Aguilera to the hill.
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The action is terrific as we go into the bottom of the 12th inning.
We're tied at four apiece.
As we showed you, Ron Gant is gonna lead it off.
David Justice will follow.
And Brian Hunter, the number three, four, and five hitters.
And if the Braves are gonna win this one,
they're gonna have to beat a very good pitcher.
Rick Aguilera follows Erickson, West, Leach,
Fedrosian, Willis, and Guthrie to the mound.
He's the seventh pitcher for the twins.
He got a pretty good at bat, too, didn't he?
Yeah, he did. He hit the ball hard, but it was right at him.
Now Tom Kelly's problems are certainly mounting.
He's used 23 players, and you can almost see it in his face.
Look at him shaking his head. It looks like he's got an earpiece in.
You can just imagine what he's thinking now.
I mean, Rick Aguilera has only thrown three innings three times this year.
That is max for him.
You know, Kelly doesn't want to clock Eastern time with game four.
Morris is yawning.
Aguilera tries to add to the strength.
The Minnesota relief pitchers have gone 32-2-3 consecutive innings
without allowing an earned run in postseason play.
West did his job. So did Leach. So did Fedrosian.
Willis got three.
And now Aguilera, who had two saves already in this series,
is not in the same position, but he's in a win or lose situation.
And if you think we're trying to trick you with numbers,
those 32-2-3 you might say, well, those are earned runs.
How many unearned runs has the bullpen given up?
The answer is two. Let's go to Jim Cox.
Jack and Tim, you know the one thing, and I know from being in the bullpen
with a lot of great short relievers, Bruce Suter and Goose Gossage,
they do not like to come into tie games psychologically.
First of all, they're not used to it.
They're used to holding leads, not coming in and holding ties.
I don't know what it is, but I know they don't like it psychologically.
Ron Ghand is 0-4-5. Lined out in the seventh.
And he flies it out in the center field.
A pocket who drops to it and makes the catch for the first out
in the home 12th inning.
Ghand in the ninth inning, with two men on,
hit the daylights out of the ball right at the truck stop.
This has been a lot of that in this game.
There goes one out.
And David Justus is up.
He hit that fourth inning home run
to snap a 1-1 tie.
Put the Braves on top.
They let 4-2 in the eighth.
Very bad home runs by Lonnie Smith and David Justus for Atlanta.
Pocket of solo blast.
And the two-run homer by Julie Davis.
On ball one strike.
And the player will throw you a little bit of everything
and he has some strong pitches.
Good fastball, a slider,
and the splitter has really made him a premier reliever.
He picked it up right before the trade
that sent him to Minnesota in the Frank Biola deal.
That's a hit with one out here in the 12th inning.
Bobby Cox trying to manufacture a run.
Herbeck will hold against Justus.
And I think that's exactly what the Braves have to do, Jack.
I think they have to manufacture the run.
They're not hitting the ball well.
And I think what Bobby Cox needs to do right now
is pick a situation where he can send the runner
and hope Hunter finds a hole somewhere.
The Braves started at first base.
Hunter came on.
Pinch hit in the tenth state in the game.
He's 0-1.
What would that situation be?
Well, possibly if Aguilera falls behind Hunter,
1-0 or 2-0, they may send Justus.
The Braves do a run a lot against the Twins.
Justus stole eight bases.
They're going to make a decision.
They're going to make a decision extremely fast.
He's over there with one out.
Now the crowd comes back to line.
Against Aguilera this year,
their opponents have stolen seven bases without being caught.
We'll see if Justus is anxious to go.
Ball one to Brian Hunter.
There's your 1-0 count.
Minnesota's not going to pitch out.
And I think the most surprising thing up to this time
is that the Braves have not tried to run against Brian Harper,
who does not have a good throwing arm,
a good offensive player.
I think if the Braves are going to win
and even win the World Series,
I think they have to open things up.
They've been too conservative on the bases.
Even though they undoubtedly would walk Hunter
if Justus steals a base,
and that would put it up to Olson.
I'm not talking about a steal.
I'm talking about a hit and run.
I don't think they have steal speed,
but they have good bat control to hit and run.
Not going in.
Ball two to Hunter.
Or for the score, home half of the 12.
Jimmy Williams giving the sign.
Justus is going.
And the fly ball foul.
But Bobby Cox had in mind,
he worked the count to 2-0.
And if you can do it 2-0, you can do it 2-1.
Probably thinking that no way Tom Kelly's going to pitch out here.
All a manager can do is get a good pitch for his hitter to swing at.
And he did for Brian Hunter.
It may be on again.
David Justus looking.
Hunter looking.
They're way off the line.
They're kind of punching this hitter to center field.
Harper looking into the dugout.
Justus not going.
And a high pop-up for who?
The second baseman.
Now blocked.
Two out.
And the runner's still at first with two gone.
Brian Hunter just under it.
And obviously frustrated.
Rays went down in order in the 11th.
They left two men on in the 10th.
They left two men on in the 9th.
The winner at first, two out here in the 12th.
And it's up to Greg Olson.
See if they hit and run again with Justus and Olson.
You don't gain a lot with two out.
One of the purposes of the hit and run is to move the runner to
third and you don't gain a lot here.
Aguilera gets ahead on the count.
Once again the Minnesota outfield very deep to protect against the
hitter.
And it's a very close game.
It's a very close game.
Aguilera gets ahead on the count.
Once again the Minnesota outfield very deep to protect against the
extra base hit.
You want two hits to beat you, not one.
At this point, each team has left ten.
Olson hacking at it, finds himself with a strike two pound.
And double.
Each team has left ten and no one has left early.
This is a marathon.
We're in the 12th inning of the third game of the series.
Seventh pitcher of the night for the twins is out on the hill.
Runner going.
Ball one and a stolen base and the winning runs it in scoring
position.
Now the Braves are thinking a little hit will win it.
That's the first stolen base by the Atlanta Braves in this
series.
Brian Harper does not have a good throwing arm.
It's to the third base side and Justice has second base.
He's at second with two out here in the 12.
One ball two strikes account to Olson.
A base is open so they don't have to make the pitches too good
to Greg Olson.
Game is four hours old.
And it's tuned to the base open.
They might rather take their chances with Lincoln.
Earlier we remarked that Olson has been a good two out hitter
for Atlanta all season long and particularly late in the year.
Three and two Kelly a very impassive sort or very passive
on the outside for puts Olson on the eighth walk given to
Atlanta is Dave Justice with a potential winning run at second
lined on base by Olson and Mark Lemke who almost was a goat in
the top of this 12 and be a hero in the bottom of the inning.
He has walked and he is single and he popped out with two men
on when he drew the walk in the 10th.
Aguilera gets ahead on the count and that was a pitch to hammer
to I wonder what they're doing up there in the Metro.
About eight thousand the twins can only win it.
Hitting room up the middle for Lemke one ball one strike.
And Jeff Blouser the shortstop waits on deck there he is
left field Lemke hits it in the left field.
But his
Remember our theme yesterday.
It seems like the little men
have become the big men in this
series.
Layers.
Gagney and now Lempke the throw
by Gladden too late and the
Braves win their first World
Series game ever that's a little
man walking tall we're going to
hear from Pat O'Brien will
return to Atlanta's Bolton
County Stadium after this
message and a word from your
local station five four and
twelve Atlanta wins it.
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care this week he's making them
regret it.
Palace car Friday they are still
celebrating in Atlanta Georgia
it is now 14 minutes they are
still celebrating here as we all
catch our breath in Atlanta
Georgia.
It is twelve forty six eastern
time and the Braves have won it
folks in twelve innings five to
four over the Minnesota Twins.
It was some baseball game
tonight and this morning and the
Chevrolet player of the game.
Guess who.
Mark Lemke of the Braves and
Chevrolet will donate a thousand
dollars on his behalf to the
Special Olympics and among the
cheering crowd and people who
are still standing here happy
that the Braves have won their
first World Series game down
there on the field is Jim Todd
with a couple of happy guys I
would gather Kitty while you
talk about a game exhilarating I
mean exciting up and down and
I'm numb are you numb.
Completely I still haven't
figured out what happened yet.
Maybe it'll sink in a little bit
later up in the clubhouse.
I'll tell you what happened you
got a base hit the left field
you remember a bigger moment in
your career.
No that had been the biggest hit
of my career right now up to
this point and boy I'm just
completely thrilled with it.
Get some rest and come back out
not tomorrow but a little later
today and let me ask this guy
John Smoltz you're pitching
tomorrow.
What are you still doing here.
Why aren't you home getting your
rest.
Well I was watching Jack Morris
he hadn't left yet but I was
but possibly going to be used
you never know in a game like
this and I was just I didn't
want to miss it.
You run out of chart you run out
of spaces on the chart after
while you had to forget that
just watch the game.
Yeah I had to turn the chart
over a couple of times and just
trying different things with
rally something you know do
something to change your luck
and this team's relentless and
hopefully this will make my
night a lot easier and we can
tie it up tomorrow.
What does this do to your
adrenaline and your emotions
right now sitting through a game
like this that was unbelievable.
It's a game that you think one
at one point you've got it and
then all of a sudden they tie
it up and then there's a
situation where you might lose
it and it's like a teeter totter
and that's what we've been doing
all year but we seem to keep
coming up with big hits and like
I said Steve's done a great job
and this team has made it easier
for me to sleep tonight.
We'll teeter totter back here a
little later today.
John Smoltz and Jack Morris Pat
well I'll be back here a little
later today.
Tim McCarver mentioned that we
did mention that was the Braves
first win the first World Series
win since October 5th.
What were you doing in 1958 when
Warren's fine shut out the
Yankees three to nothing.
That finally does it for this
game three for all of us at CBS
Sports.
I'm Pat O'Brien saying good
morning from Atlanta once again
our final score in 12 innings
the Atlanta Braves five the
Minnesota Twins four and so the
Atlanta Braves have put it to
two games to one join us again
later tonight for game four to
be Jack Morris for the twins in
John Smoltz for the Braves CBS
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