here. game tied at one, johnny gomes at the plate with two men on. two on, two out for the red sox. there s a drive in to left. back at the track, at the wall, it s gone. by the way, his first hit of the series. he hits home runs. goes with a 3-run homer to put the sox on talk. cardinals with one last chance. mr. clutch at the plate with a man on first. check on the runner and they pick him off. this game is over. he picks off pinch runny rookie and wins the game. this is after an obstruction call in the previous game which neither one of those had ever ended a game in world series history. they win 4-2 at two games a piece. the clencher will be at fenway park. all right. game five tonight, though, in
game four of the world series provided another whacky ending but this time it was in the red sox favor benefiting from the unusual ending. there s more on this morning bleacher report. good morning. on saturday for the first time ever, an obstruction call decided a world series game. and then last night for the first time ever, a game ended with a pickoff play at first. before that, this might be the moment we look back to. the sox were reallily in the dugout before the first inning. and boston gets two runners on. and johnny gomez who was a last-second replacement, crushes a three-run home run. and boston, check them out, celebrating, tugging on each
red sox tie it up, 4-2 victory, tying the series at 2 games a piece with st. louis. he was not supposed to play. he filled in for the injured centerfielder shane victorino. this comes after the crazy game on saturday night, obstruction call on will middle brooks. absolutely bizarre. you never see games end this way. game 5 on the big fox. it has been a he was doing the worm and when you kick your legs up 18 inches in the air. martha: going seven games? bill: very likely. good for america. good for the sport, that s right. martha: so thousands of people are finding out that the affordable care act may not be quite so affordable. why one woman said she was all for it until she found out it how much it would cost. is the law financed on the back of middle class? stay tuned, that is next. bill: how he changed the face of
steelers asking if the brother was hit with a is a pena. but this is an isolated case, although certainly a very ugly one. that s important to mention. no charges. let s talk about the world series. wow. two really whacky endings to the last two games. things we ve never seen before in a world series. tell us about that and then about the brighter moments that you think are getting overshad owed by all of this. there s never been an obstruction call in the world series. that s what we saw to end game three. and this should be more like an nba game, yeah, we know it s a rule but you don t call it at the end. unfortunately, baseball fans know that that whole game is made up of technicalities. however, i think that rule may get looked at, just like in football. we saw a big decision on the
father-in-law they had a real chance. but two of the strangest world series games, as a lifelong fan, two of the strangest innings, you ll ever see, obstruction call in game three and pick-off in game four. the obstruction call, whether intentional or unintentional, the umps had to have a briefing, it was a crazy way to lose a game. game five tonight. thanks so much, chris, it s great to be back. thanks to all of my colleagues and kristin welker and peter alexander. that does it for me and tamron hall has a look at what s next on news nation. coming up in our next hour, the white house responds to report president obama went nearly five years without knowing the nsa was spying on dozens of world leaders as more revelations trickle out from edwardsnowden, a british man has