fox sports go. pedro strop delivers a strike. here is a jama shot, fouled back and out of play. records all over the place. worm world series history man as bryant and rizzo are the first three and four batters to collect seven or more hits in a world series game. and there are the numbers, 62 pitches for aroldis the last circle games, albeit with a day off in between. he threw 20 here tonight in an inning and a third. allowed one hit, walked one, struck out one. high fly ball in the air to left, back into the corner, it is zobrist for a long first out in the ninth. zobrist tracked it down. one on, one out. john: i know there has been major comeback tom: , and we have seen it in the regular season, but it is unreal how intensified this game, this time of the year, right? it is amazing when you start counting out, counting runs, counting base runners, if this happens, if that happens. woo! a wild pitch by strop. as roberto perez looks at ball one. john: i thought the the
here is a jama shot, fouled back and out of play. records all over the place. worm world series history man as bryant and rizzo are the first three and four batters to collect seven or more hits in a world series game. and there are the numbers, 62 pitches for aroldis chapman over the last circle g he threw 20 here tonight in an inning and a third. allowed one hit, walked one, struck out one. high fly ball in the air to left, back into the corner, it is zobrist for a long first out in the ninth. davis gave it a ride, but zobrist tracked it down. john: i know there has been major comeback tom: , and we have seen it in the regular season, but it is unreal how intensified this game, this time of the year, right? it is amazing when you start counting out, counting runs, counting base runners, if this happens, if that happens. woo! joe: one on, one ought. a wild pitch by as roberto perez looks at ball one. john: i thought the theme tonight was going to be at least i didn
francona to take crisp and naquin out and put in two right-handers. that s what we have is the scenario right now, cubs up five, looks like chapman, and must they score a bunch more, is going to pitch at least the next inning. joe: heyward now. and what has become evident in this world series, the balance in the starting pitching goes to chicago and their depth. the bullpen, no comparison, the three big arms that terry francona has, the couple of guys that joe maddon trusts. obviously, the lights out aroldis chapman. maddon trusts mike montgomery. and everybody else, you just and all have been good for long stretches this season. up and away, 2-0. ken rosenthal is with us. get your opinion. were you surprised to see chapman come in in the bottom of the seventh? ken: very surprised. let s face it. despite the situation at the time, the chances of the cubs winning are still excellent. my question is, how long will he go? will he indeed finish this g else? joe: double play
opportunities. then the left-hander came in for francona to take crisp and naquin out and put in two right-handers. that s what we have is the scenario right now, cubs up five, looks like chapman, and must they score a bunch more, is going to pitch at least the next inning. joe: heyward now. and what has become evident in this world series, the balance in chicago and their depth. the bullpen, no comparison, the three big arms that terry francona has, the couple of guys that joe maddon trusts. obviously, the lights out aroldis chapman. maddon trusts mike montgomery. and everybody else, you just and all have been good for long stretches this season. up and away, 2-0. ken rosenthal is with us. get your opinion. were you surprised to see chapman come in in the bottom of the seventh? ken: very surprised. let s face it. despite the situation at the time, the chances of the cubs winning are still excellent. my question go? will he indeed finish this game or will they look to som
francona to take crisp and naquin out and put in two right-handers. that s what we have is the scenario right now, cubs up five, looks like chapman, and must they score a bunch more, is going to pitch at least the next inning. joe: heyward now. and what has become evident in this world series, the balance in the starting pitching goes to chicago and their depth. compare three big arms that terry francona has, the couple of guys that joe maddon trusts. obviously, the lights out aroldis chapman. maddon trusts mike montgomery. and everybody else, you just don t know. and all have been good for long stretches this season. up and away, 2-0. ken rosenthal is with us. get your opinion. were you surprised to see chapman come in in the bottom of the seventh? ken: very surprised. let s face it. despite the situation at the time, the chances of the cubs winning are still excellent. my question is, how long will he go? will he indeed finish this game or will they look to someone else