torres trying to reach for the first time tonight. 3-2 pitch from o'day. way out in front of that pitch. still a full count. >> tim: probably ball 4, as o'day's fastball is newspaper the zone, inviting torres. >> joe: he did pop 16 home runs. 3-2 again. able to spoil it. 78 mile-an-hour pitch. this will be the ninth pitch of this at-bat coming from o'day. >> tim: that was that

curveball we were talking about last night. because of the arm angle, joe is up to hitters. either parallel to the ground or actually up. >> joe: another 3-2. and a strikeout. chased it. one away in the bottom of the eighth. our blackberry game summary. cain has been unscored upon in the earned run department this postseason. the rangers in the fifth came that close to a lead here in game two. kinsler was stranded. edgar renteria went deep in the fifth. and then juan uribe doubled the lead with a flare into the right center in the seventh. lopez got out of the

top of this eighth. the breaking ball is in for a strike to freddy sanchez. now brian wilson is working in the bullpen with cruz, kinsler and murphy, the 4, 5 and 6 hitters coming up. strike 2. >> tim: the texas rangers have been shutout only five times this year. >> joe: the top-hitting club in the majors this year. that was vladimir guerrero who is on the bench and available for ron washington tonight. two out. back-to-back strikeouts from o'day. the batter will be posey. we said it early, it's worth saying again, buster posey is the second rookie catcher

in world series history to bat third in a lineup. the other one, yogi berra in 1947. ball 1. vladimir guerrero is starting to at least loosen up. brian wilson is certainly loosening up in the bullpen, and there are the hitters he will face in the ninth. here's the 1-0. strike 1 on posey. schierholtz, who has not been to the plate yet tonight, last night delivered an rbi single in the eighth. took over for burrell in the lineup. he's on deck. here's the 1-1 with

two outs. ball 2. nolan ryan's club will be at home on saturday night behind colby lewis, who spent two years pitching in japan. got a two-year deal to come back to the rangers. the team originally drafted him and they are glad they brought him back. that's off the end of the bat into center for a his. buster posey on for the first time tonight. >> tim: boy, he's got good reach at the plate. >> joe: buster posey can get to a lot of pitches that are away from him. we've seen that throughout the postseason. >> tim: you don't think he can reach them. you wouldn't be able to reach them if you weren't thinking outside. >> joe: so ron washington will come to the mound, take the

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>> joe: thanks, justin, he has a little talent, doesn't he? >> joe: 16 years old? are you kidding me? >> tim: i would never kid you about talent like that. >> joe: runner at first, two out. the pitch down and away for ball 1. i have daughters so i am well aware of mr. bieber. nate schierholtz at the plate. 1 for 1 in the

postseason. he miss was ball 2, holland does. >> tim: moreland is playing behind buster posey at first base. buster is not a fast runner. no stolen bases during the year, that's why he's behind him. >> joe: here is the 2-0. 3-0. with cody ross on deck. nobody up in the bullpen for texas. >> joe: a four-pitch walk. two on, two out. derek holland, who has been a reliever and a starter, can handle right-handers, will pitch to cody ross.

ross has been on base twice tonight with a double, a walk, and a run scored. he could relieve some of the pressure on brian wilson and this giants team with something here in the eighth. >> tim: in case you are wondering, right-handed batters during the regular season hit .277 against derek holland. >> joe: ball 1. >> tim: but he's the best arm ron washington has in this situation. >> joe: however, that arm has missed with five straight. he came out of the bullpen.

a two-out hit by posey by oday, a walk to holland to schierholtz and now a -- to ross. that is six in a row. left-handed hitting aubrey huff on deck. 3-0. sergio romo joins brian wilson. >> tim: see if bruce

bochy turns cody ross loose. i don't think so after a pitch has thrown seven in a row. get him to swing at a ball out of the strike zone. >> joe: that is eighth in a row of that missed since derek holland to load the bases for aubrey huff. >> joe: holland is a 24-year-old left-hander who came up to the big leagues last year. this year made ten starts, four relief

appearances. he's been good in the postseason, at least against the yankees. struggled against the rays. now in the world series he is in trouble in his first appearance. aubrey huff is 0 for 2 in his career against derek holland. bases loaded, two out. nine straight have missed. now mark lowe scrambles to get ready, but it may be too late for texas. already down 2-0. wow. that's outside, ten in a row squirted away from treanor, who got on it. the count is 2-0 on

huff. now andrus is going to come in and say something to him. he can't throw a strike. the general manager on your screen for a moment. elvis andrus, a 22-year-old leader in the making, came in to try to calm down holland. the 2-0. 3-0. he didn't up to throw it, either. 93 mile-an-hour. it's 3-1. >> tim: after 11

straight balls. >> joe: that forces home the third run of the night. borderline pitch, and holland did not get the call. >> tim: you are not going to be getting the borderline pitches when you are wild. >> joe: c.j. wilson wondering where it missed. it missed high according to the home plate umpire, sam holbrook. now the bases are loaded for uribe, and he will face mark lowe. 13 pitches, 12 out of

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and good practice for my parents. olive garden. when you're here, you're family. >> joe: tonight's aerial coverage is brought to you by directtv. get movies a month before netflix. juan uribe is 1 for 3 with an rbi single. his last time up, bases loaded. 2-0, giants in the eighth. mark lowe takes over. ball 1. >> tim: that plate is bobbing like mccovey cove right now for rangers pitchers. 13 out of 14 balls thrown by holland and

lowe. >> joe: the 1-0. a ball and a strike. it was an innocent little two-out hit by buster posey, but brought in derek holland. he walked three straight to force home a run, and he's gone. will clark, who has the last grand slam in giants postseason history in '89, who is at the park watching uribe come up empty. strike 2. five grand slams in the career of juan uribe. for the season, 4 out of 7 in this situation. backs up. a ball and two strikes.

2-2. mark lowe almost toys with a balk every time he comes set. he comes set almost twice out of the stretch. >> tim: you have to do that every time. if you do it every time, it's part of your natural movement. >> joe: bases loaded, two out. time called by treanor. >> tim: if, however, you come set twice and then one time, once and to the plate, that's a balk. >> joe: 2-2. full count. runners will go.

the 3-2. that forces home another! it's 4-0. four straight walks. >> tim: run on walks. >> joe: three from holland, one from mark lowe. now renteria. ball 1.

now it's ross, huff and uribe. john daniels is wondering what happened to his talented, but young bullpen. here comes the 1-0. that's not close. drain blocks it, 2--- treanor blocks it, 2-0. now michael kirkman gets loose in the bullpen, and mike maddux has been busy. >> tim: it's a helpless feeling, joe. as you look at sergio romo, your comment earlier that the giants scored a couple of runs, but someone other than brian wilson will be in there. i surmise that that is going to be the case with the giants up by 4.

more pressing for the rangers, it is just a helpless feeling for everybody, including the guy on the mound when you are just wild. it's contagious. >> joe: the 2-0. 3-0. inside corner, 3-1. again, consider where this inning started, and that the rangers had the heart of their order coming up in the ninth inning. these are important runs scoring for the giants and a chance for more. the rally started on a

two-out single against o'day into center. here comes a 3-1. full count. >> tim: a lot easier to hit in a situation like this because you know what's coming, a fastball. >> joe: that's foul. cody ross, the runner at third, so hyped up he put his hand up like he was going to knock down that foul ball. >> tim: he did it in foul territory. maybe simplistic, but a runner from third base, you want to be in foul territory. in you are in fair territory and the ball hits you, you are out. that's why cody ross is almost in the third

base coaching box. >> joe: another 3-2 and a pop-up. foul, out of play. >> tim: i'll tell you, i've seen a lot of guys lead off of third base. i don't think i have ever seen anybody near the third-base coach's box like cody ross is right there. >> joe: he's closer to it than flannery. now he's in it. runners go. ground ball base hit. off the bat of renteria. what a night for edgar renteria! two more runs. and it's 6-0, san francisco.

>> tim: knowing full well he was going to get the fastball, and he got it and found the hole. the guy from the third-base coach's box scores, along with aubrey huff. >> joe: and that's it for mark lowe. the ninth man to bat in the inning will be fontenot, who is a lefty. kirkman coming in, as the giants have blown it open here in the eighth.

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the hitter with first and third, two out. it's been a 28-minute half inning. 24 pitches out of the strike zone, 4 walks, 2 hits, 2 runs and with all the damage done with two out in a 6-0 san francisco lead. rowand. kirkman misses by a mile. ball 1. rowand, 2 out of 7 so far in the postseason. the numbers for holland, his night is finished. no innings, three walks, three runs. the 1-0 to aaron rowand. almost hit him. 2-0. you wonder, as we look forward in this series, as moto now joins sergio romo. you look at the game 6, if this series gets

there, c.j. wilson came out with a blister problem on his pitching hand. a guy like derek holland, even with his three walks in this game, is somebody who could get the ball as a starter. he made ten starts during the regular season. strike 1 on rowand. we know that sanchez will face colby lewis in game three. and the scheduled starters are bumgarner and tommy hunter for game four on sunday. >> tim: you anticipate cliff lee coming back on monday, off day tuesday, and perhaps that's a very good point. perhaps holland will be pitching in game six if it gets that far. >> joe: and you wonder if the situation presents itself where a guy like cliff lee could come back on short rest and work in place of tommy hunter, who struggled this

postseason. here's a shot into right center! aaron rowand has driven home uribe! here comes renteria. he can walk home. it's a two-run triple! it's 8-0, giants in the eighth. >> tim: again, when a pitcher is having a tough time finding the strike zone, its easier to hit. you know what you are getting. it's like batting practice. you are going to get a fastball. renteria got a fastball. now rowand gets a fastball and drives in two more. a joe: torres takes

ball. aaron rowand with a pinch-hit, two-run triple. it's 8-0. strike 1 on torres. the giants last night had a 6-run fifth, and tonight have a 6-run eighth. 6 of their 7 wins this postseason has been by one run. before last night they won by 4. they have been winning with pitching down the stretch in the postseason, not putting up a ton of runs, not getting a lot of hits. that has changed in the world series. the 1-2. line drive base hit into left. it's 9-0. an rbi double for andres torres, his first hit of the

night. >> tim: the giants are winning with pitching again, but not theirs. >> joe: four straight walks. now three straight hits. a single, a triple, a double. this has been a nightmare bottom of the eighth for texas. it has been a blast for these fans here in san francisco. again, all with two out and nobody on base.

tommy hunter is the scheduled starter in game four on sunday night and he starts to get loose. a ball and a strike. this is the fourth pitcher of the inning with the fifth getting loose. >> tim: the fact that hunter is up ads more to your argument and comments three minutes ago. >> joe: whether cliff lee could come back in a game four. here's the 1-1. strike 2. >> tim: he's never done that.. >> joe: runner at second. two out, 2-1 pitch. and this inning is finally over.

it's 9-0 after a 7-runr san francisco, to the delight of this packed house.

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guillermo mota will take over in the ninth making his first appearance in the postseason. he will try to take over and finish the shut out. if it happens for the giants, it will be their first postseason shutout since 1962. game two, a 2-0 win over the yankees behind a complete game effort from jack sanford. a 24-game winner that season. as nelson cruz takes a strike from mota and brian wilson gets to watch the rest of this. a 7-run bottom of the eighth inning has made it 9-0. a chopper to third. uribe with a glove, the throw. one out. cruz is 0 for 4 and the giants have played good defense in games one and two.

you can't say enough about the two veterans on the left side of this infield, both with the gloves and with the bats for san francisco. uribe and renteria. >> tim: renteria with three rbis and a home run, putting the giants on the board tonight. uribe with the base hit, the little flare to drive in a run over the second baseman. and their defense has been sterling. >> joe: kinsler takes ball 1. uribe with two rbis and a run scored. we came on the air tonight talking about how resilient the rangers have been, losing two games at home in the division series to tampa bay. having to go back to florida to win the division series be lined cliff lee in

game five. lost a heart brookner game one of the alcs to the yankees. came right back the next night behind colby lewis, who will get the ball in game three on saturday night. and won the alcs four games to two. now it appears they will head home down two games to nothing in this 106th world series. the 1-2 from mota. 2-2. there's the starter for game three, jonathan sanchez. he's smiling tonight. he struggled in game six in philadelphia, went two-plus. a big night for the bullpen pour the giants. that misses. full count. >> tim: i think buster posey popped a web in his catcher's mit.

exchanging it with the batboy. think about the webbing of a catcher's mit. that thing takes a beating from all those 94 mile-an-hour fastballs. >> joe: a little flare into right. schierholtz. two outs. david murphy with two out, nobody on. matt cain, 7 2/3, just

four hits allowed. and a nice send-off this giants team is getting as this series will go to texas for saturday night's game three. a special early time on the air at 6:30 eastern on saturday night. 2-1 on david murphy. franion -- francoeur on deck.

now one strike away, and matt cain is in line for a well-deserved win here tonight. >> tim: he was brilliant, no question. >> joe: full count. a couple of hittings streaks will end tonight for the rangers. elvis andrus hit in the first twelve postseason games. same for nelson cruz. they are hitless tonight, unless a rally starts. two out, nobody on. 3 balls, 2 strikes.

mota. good rip by murphy. guillermo mota, even without any work this postseason, has come out of the bullpen throwing hard. a 1-0 game into the bottom of the seventh, and it's 9-0 here in the ninth. a two-out walk will bring francoeur to the plate. the third walk handed to the rangers tonight, to go with the four hits they picked up against the combo of cain, lopez

and mota. if you are a giants fan, here's a world series fact for you. teams with a two-games-to-nothing lead have won 40 of 51 best-of-seven series. murphy takes second. strike one to francoeur. here's the 0-1. ball 1. >> tim: those people in a world series game, most players will ask you to say something, tell a friend hello, family member, whatever. jeff francoeur wanted me to say something, and i will say it. >> joe: that's into right. say it quick. >> tim: his beard is

natural. >> joe: schierholtz with the final out, and the giants win it, 9-0, up two games to 0 in this world series! [cheers and applause] a shutout put together by san francisco, and it was matt cain who went the first 7 2/3. and now has gone 21 1/3 without allowing an earned run this postseason. three hour, seventeen minute game, and bruce bochy's team is two wins away, as the giants look for their

sixth championship in franchise history and their first since moving to san francisco in 1958. the ram power player of the game, who else? matt cain. four hits, no runs, two walks, two strikeouts. what a night for the giants' right-hander. turned 26 on the 1st of october. he turned in a beauty in the world series. down to ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. 21 1/3 innings this postseason without allowing a earned run. is it the extra rest, the extra adrenaline, how are you doing in. >> it's a little bit of everything. he's throwing the right pitches and my defense has been unbelievable. they have been catching balls and doing great things behind me. i owe a lot of credit to these guys. >> ron washington said before the game the

rangers like to hit power pitchers. a power pitcher. what was your game plan? >> just trying to get ahead of these guys. trying to, you know, take some of the sting out of the bat. but my biggest goal today was trying to get them in my situation where i was ahead in the counts and that's really what i wanted to do today. >> finally, what about the crowd reaction when you came out of the game? >> that's unbelievable. they have been doing this all year, and we love it. this has been unbelievable that they have been so great for us all year and we love these guys. >> thank you, matt. edgar, your first 3-rbi game of the season. a home run, two-run single. talk about your home run. what were you look for from wilson, what did you get? >> yeah, looking something in, you know. a fastball in. so i got lucky, got what i was looking for and i swing. >> 1997 was your first world series and upper considering retirement. how different is this world series from your previous two?

>> in '97 my first one, i just want to play, you know, every day. i just want to keep working in the big league. and right now it's different because if you don't win this one, i don't know when i will win again. so do the best i can do to win. congratulation s. >> joe: i have to tell you, folks, edgar renteria is a prince of a person. from columbia. a shortstop. a world series hero. he was a 21-year-old back 1997 and a heroe tonight. one of a couple here in game number two. matt cain on the mound, brilliant. edgar renteria with the bat. a big night. chris and the guys coming up on the other side of the break. we step aside. so long for a moment.

>> chris: we have a big family night planned on saturday right here on fox. game three of the world series. mark it down, a special start time, 6:30 eastern, 3:30 pacific. the halloween contest judged. and winners announced during the telecast. and last, but not least, we will air the special world premiere of justin beiber's latest single of "never say never." matt cain gave up only three singles and a double. 9-0, the final, as

san francisco takes the commanding two games to none lead over the texas rangers in the world series. welcome, joined by ozzie guillen and eric karros. we were talking about who would you rather face as a hitter, matt cain or two-time cy young award winner tim lincecum? let's see here. >> i said linecum. matt cain, he was sick tonight. and matt cain said well, it was a little bit of adrenaline, a little bit of buster posey. what it was, was a lot of matt cain. that's what it was. dominance tonight. when he got into trouble, able to get out of trouble. made pitches when he had to. he will say all the right things, well, i'm just doing this, i'm just doing that, but inside right now he feels like he's invincible and he's like give me the ball because nobody is touching me right now. >> chris: and timely hits, great workout of the bullpen.

and that aging left side of the infield, edgar renteria and juan uribe, they have been spectacular, oz. >> ozzie: the difference is more important thing to help any pitching staff you can put out. you put a good pitching staff and defense, off lot of chance to win game. they will get big base hits and big home runs had when they need it. and uribe never down. you are never down, buddy. >> chris: you are going to give him a big hug the next team you see him? >> ozzie: he's hard to hug, he's too big. >> chris: a special start time on saturday night. jonathan sanchez, last time we saw him, he only worked two plus in philadelphia. if you are looking ahead for the texas rain, how do you get back in this thing? >> eric: you just say you are going home and you play better at home. but if there's something you want to grasp on to, no visiting left-handed starter has won a game, won a game in

arlington, since august 29th. the giants have two left-handed starters penciled in. >> chris: let's talk about the stop of the rangers lineup. it's been struggling. andres, young, cruz, they combine 4 for 31 so far and an extra-base hit. not to put it on notes guys but you kind da do. >> ozzie: they don't hit, they won't win. those guys got to come up. they know how to swing the bat. two guys in the top of the lineup to me is the key. you better hurry up and get hot. >> chris: if you are ron washington, do you say anything, do you pull them aside, what do you do as a manager >> ozzie: right now get in the shower, jump on the plane. tomorrow i might talk to a couple of the guys. and make sure they don't take pressure. the next game is very important. >> chris: are you ready to hop on the plane and go to arlington, texas

>> ozzie: yes. >> chris: have any friends down there? >> ozzie: maybe play a little golf >> chris: coming up next, it's your late local news except on the west coast where it will be seen at the regularly scheduled time. join us saturday as the world series heads to argue ton for the first time ever. game three coverage begins at a special time, 6:30 eastern, 3:30 aaron. and sunday, double-header highlighted by the packers and jets in game one, and randy moss' return to foxboro as the vikings battle the patriots in game two. it all begins with the pregame show at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific. promotional consideration paid for by the following. >> chris: for more information on tonight's game and the latest on major league baseball news, simply log on to mlb.com, powered by msn.

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the 8th. they win game 2. news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news. a live look at&t park where giants' fans are happy. the team now heads to arlington up two games to nothing in this world series. welcome to this early edition. boy, how about those giants? two down, two more wins to go and they are world champions. this after matt cain pitched a real winner tonight. >> right now sports director -- begins our postgame coverage on the field inside the ballpark. mark? >> reporter: tell you what, more fun than you should legally be allowed to have. in texas, they have got an expression, big hat, no cattle. well that's -- [ audio

difficulty ] >> we're having a little trouble there with mark's microphone, but i tell you what, let's go outside at&t park. >> reporter: how are you? obviously, hang on a second, guys. the crowd has been crazy. i tell you, in the 8th inning. [ cheering and applause ] -- and yet the giants scored seven runs in the bottom half of the 8th inning. there's a sigh of relief. joining me now is -- hang on a second, guys -- [ audio difficulty ] tell me how you feel. >> it's great, baby.

all my life -- >> that's how it is out here. it's crazy. thousands and thousands of people are flooding into the streets from everywhere. back to you guys. >> you can see it's crazy. we do have mark back. the microphone is working. >> reporter: all right. i'm standing here. we're going to show you lights of highlights in the 9-0 win. it's hard to believe, i am with larry, the presidents of the san francisco giants, you know what itself hard to believe is that this was a pitching matchup. 9-0 doesn't really indicate the kind of game it was. >> every game is tense. i understand 9-0 hasn't been our script. we've had six one-run games. but you know what, the fans just pushed these guys here at

home. we got along way to go. texas is not going to be easy. it's going to be an equally intense environment to play against the rangers in texas. but i can't say enough about the team collaboration. they play for each other and they play as a team, the way it was designed. >> reporter: it's one of those things where you mention the fans, they seem to be presenting the giants with the energy to take them to that next level. it's amazing how many things are going right. >> heart matters. heart matters, mark. you know, we're in a situation now where we have to keep going, keep playing. if we have a bump or two, we have to get over it. we've been able to do that this year thanks to the players, thanks to bochy and the coaches. when there is a bump, there may be a bump or two left, we got to get over it. we've been able to do it. you have fans in this city so energized, that makes it a lot easier. >> final question, you must be hoping the giants could win the

world series at home in front of these great fans, but at the same time you got three in texas, you don't want to come back here in a way. >> any way we can get to four games, we could play it on mars, that's what everybody wants, that's what the fans have been geared for for a long time here. they deserve it. so we will try to bring it home. >> thanks. president of the san francisco giants. if you like, we can take a look at some of the highlights. you tell me, and you know down in texas they have got an expression "big hat, no cattle" that's been the rangers so far. kind of a norman rock well painting, if you will. the giants have a lot going on for them in this ballgame as j

wilson had them locked down early. matt cain, the other way, no slouch at all against a very good rangers' lineup. matt cain has not given up and earned run in itself postseason. kinsler against matt cain in the 5th. he just pounds one to deep center field. it hits the very, very top of the wall and bounced back. kinsler can't believe it e thought he had a home run, but the ball bounced back in. torres fielding it out there. he held them -- him to a double. he was able to get out of the inning, cain gets c.j. wilson to bounce out. so we're halfway through the ballgame and it's scoreless. hard to believe it wound up 9- 0, san francisco having now out

scored the rangers in the two games 20-7. they were supposed to be the big hitting team. we're supposed to try and rack up some guests for you. more people coming in and out. so we will be checking back with you from at&t park. >> we certainly will have a lot to talk about. a pop already spot where hundreds of people gather is mccovey cove just beyond the right field wall. it offers fan a unique area to tailgate and watch -- continues our team coverage now. >> reporter: hey, you would think that being on your feet all day might make some people cranky but they said these were the best seats, so much energy out here it doesn't seem possible that each game, the level of fan excitement kicks

up a notch, with this game that held true with every inning. you can see this view just outside the ballpark. let's show you the moments of -- the moment of the win. people going crazy. people on boats cheering, horns honking. all of a sudden, later in the game, when the giants caught fire, they started to feel a little more comfortable and started to get even more loud. now, joining us is fernando. you say you actually don't want them to win when they go to dallas. >> i don't want them to win just yet. we want them to whip them in san francisco. we come back and destroy him over here. giants' fans all the way.

[ audio difficulty ] >> folks are coming up and down trying to make sure that the rangers -- [ audio difficulty ] channel 2 news. >> all right. excited fans. >> they crack me up. we have more now with giants' manager bruce bochy. >> thanks a lot. thanks for stopping by. congratulations on getting off to a great start in this organize. i ---- in this world series. >> great to win the first two. >> yeah. you have to get to this number before you get to the next one. we have a lot of baseball left but there is no question to get the first two is great for this ball club, for their confidence and now we got to go on the road and try to win some more.

>> now, if you look at the final score of this game, 9-0, you would never know it was a tight 0-0 game more than halfway through it. it went from a pitcher's -- weird inc. weird ballgame. >> you would think it was a blow out but it wasn't. you had two start' pitchers on top of their game. we got a break when the ball didn't go out, that kept it as 0-0. then we got the home run. matt cain what a job we did. we needed it because we weren't doing much off of wilson. then we benefited from the walks nice to have a cushion going into the 9th inning. >> matt cain, talk about him. hasn't allowed an earned run in

the postseason. you got to be a proud manager of a guy that's come through like that. >> i am. it's hard to believe he's only 26 years old. it seems like he's been pitching about ten years. really, all year he's probably been our most consistent starter. i'm glad that he's just receiving the attention that he should. he's been a hard luck guys in his career and it's great to get these runs for him. >> final question, as you enjoy a day off tomorrow traveling down to texas, set us up for game 3, if you would. san sclerosis, have you decided to go with him first -- sanchez, is he ready after what went on in philadelphia mentally to take on this challenge? >> i certainly believe he is and we all have a hiccup. you look at what he's done down the stretch for us, helped us get here with that big game against san diego, pitched great against atlanta. he will put that last game behind him because we're going

to need them. these guys hit lefties but i have all the the confidence in the world with johnathan and bumgarner. >> congratulations and appreciate you stopping by. >> you got it. >> thanks a lot to him for coming by. we're going to send it back to you, julie and frank and try and grab some more guests for you. >> that was kind of nice to see him crack a smile a couple of times. i don't think i've seen him smile for a long time. >> well, when you get to know bruce off the field, he is a real mild mannered guy who does smile and laugh a lot. the players really like him because of his easy-going nature. they take those shots of him in the dugout and he looks grim. but he's obviously punching all the right buttons. he put shear -- schierholtz,

first guy up, he makes a fantastic catch. that's just an example of one of the great moves he's made. he can duno wrong right now. and you won't find any giant fan disappointed with the way he's managing this team right now. >> all right. we will see you in a little bit. thanks so much. i would just say giants' fans, if you didn't have a seat at the ballpark -- >> one of the places that was broadcasting the game was the academy of sciences. david was there with all the fans. anybody still left there? >> people are just starting to arrive for a bigger celebration. i'm standing outside the academy of sciences. it's a great please for a little more sedated celebration. it's a perfect contrast to the

scene at at&t park. this is where about 70 museum goers gathered to watch the game on a big screen tv. many people came in costume. fans told us they were surprised to actually be able to see the world series while serving the museum exhibits. earlier in the game when the score was about 2-0, giants fans said it was still a very exciting event. >> we heard that they had the game on and we could also see the plan tarium and the animals so it's a good place to watch the game and enjoy everything else. >> pretty exciting. i think people don't normally like baseball, i think everyone is getting into it. even people in the east bay are excited. this is a little lower -- it's

very exciting because we're up. >> reporter: they win the game 9-0. the giants and halloween share the same orange and black colors. the party here celebrating both is expected to go on into the late evening. reporting live outside the academy of sciences. we will head back to you. >> okay. thank you. and elsewhere thousands of giants' fans decked out in orange and black hoping for one more w tonight and that's exactly what they got. like outside at&t park where a lot of happy fans out there, mike. >> a lot of happy fans, frank. how about them giants? look at some of these fans still pouring out of the ballpark. they were loud inside and they are still loud right now. take a listen. [ cheering and applause ] i don't want to get ahead of ourselves but it does feel

good, standing room only. we were in there for the final out. we will show you what it was like. [ cheering and applause ] it's been a long season but we persevered all through the year. nobody gave us a chance the whole year. >> how do you feel? i feel good. i feel good. feels real good when you have oakland raider fans and oakland a fans -- we giants over here. >> it's the most awesome thing that's ever happened in san francisco in 50 years. we're in san francisco, that's what we do in the bay.

>> it feels amazing. it's worth every second of it. i sold my weak board to be here -- wake board to be here. it's worth every second of it. >> reporter: edgar renteria had a great night but don't forget about these fans. >> quickly now, to the podium inside at&t park. the man of the hour, matt cain and buster posey. you were able to shut them down. talk about your thoughts when the ball bounced off and then shutting them down after that. >> i thought it was a home run. i saw it hit. i just went ahead and cashed it in as one run. turned around and then saw torres had thrown it in and he was standing on second. from then, i just said hey, i got to try to keep that guy there and we will just get the next guy out and see how it

works out. >> reporter: for most of the time you've been on this team, the giants have not had a very strong offense, i'm wondering if that makes you comfortable in title games? >> yeah, this is -- from the time i've been here, we've always played a lot of close games. that's just the way this ballpark usually turns out games to be. so it's one of those things where you get used to pitching and in tied ballgames and trying to understand which situations are -- [ audio difficulty ] could you go through that conversation you had? >> rj was great for a lot of us, for me and -- he did a great job of really emphasizing to stay deep in the game because if you're out there in the groove and you can get

stuff done instead of trying to change the ball in different guys' hands. the later you can get into a game, seems like the better circumstances will be about winning. >> -- [ audio difficulty ] >> you got to try to work ahead in the count. it's a big thing. trying to get those guys and the defensive swings, stuff like that. if you can get ahead in the count, usually those days is where you can usually get later in the game. >> talk a little bit about matt and what he was doing so well. >> he just commanded the fastball to both sides of the plate. really just, i mean he executed his pitches. he threw them where he wanted to. he was aggressive. he was able to get some quick outs early in the game, keep his pitch count down. then you saw him bare down with second and third and one out.

he executed his pitches really well against cruz and kinsler. >> reporter: all i heard -- >> i think easterning -- earning the nickname big game matt cain. a lot of people going to be talking about that 8th inning. we go back out to the ballpark now. you hardly ever see something like that. >> thanks a lot. appreciate it. >> reporter: you can see the fans in the background here, pretty happy about the bay things are going. -- about the way things are going. i'm standing with the reliever affeldt. what a ballgame, what a start to this series. it was like two different games. tight pitching, then it got wild in the bottom of the 8th. >> well, i think what you saw was matt cain pitch an awesome game. he kept the tempo where it

needed to be. got into a little bit of trouble, but he ended up getting an infield popup. kept everything where they needed to be and they had some stuff not go their way. kinsler hit a ball that bounced back in for us. with the tempo he set and getting us on and off the field, he kept good rhythm with the hitters and we obviously kind of took it away from there in the 8th inning with some walks and some key hits. it was a fun game to watch. >> you mentioned that 8th inning and you're a pitcher, you guys are a special certain breed, especially you left handers. but you had to kind of feel for the rangers, i don't think i've ever seen an inning that started with two outs nobody on base, four walks, a hit, next thing you know it's a complete blowout. >> yeah, i don't think the game really necessarily -- that score doesn't dictate that

game. wilson did an awesome job starting tonight. it's a tough situation. sometimes -- yours in the world series, you know. everybody has their first time. they weren't hitting their spots late in the game, walking guys. they have been pretty good all year. i don't think that's them. we will definitely take it. but you know, i think-you kind of feel for them a little bit because you want to be out there and be your best. everybody wants to throw strikes and a lot of them, when you're not it's frustrating and hopeless. >> tell me about these fans. how much of a pump are they giving you guys. >> how much are guys talking about that on the bench? >> well, i the electricity these began -- these fans give us, as loud as they get here, as excited as they are, everywhere you go in the city, they are screaming, yelling, it's all about the giants, we

really feel good when we come back and play here. they have stuck with us -- 2002 is the last time we've been to the world series. i think everybody in the clubhouse says they are a big part of this and i don't think we would be here without them. >> reporter: i don't think a giant fan will forget what you did in philly. affeldt. safe to say pretty excited fans. they don't want to leave. nobody wearing orange and black tonight wants to leave this ballpark, guys. >> just soak it all in. i don't think i would want to leave either. there is still much more to come here on this special edition. as we head to break here, another pitcher live. as the giants go up two games to none. the series now heads to texas for games 3 and 4.

what a night. a 9-0 win over the texas rangers. two more wins and the giants are world champs. >> they have a lot to celebrate tonight. a popular place to gather is of course north beach in san francisco and that's where rob is standing by right now with our life coverage. >> reporter: julie it's a neighborhood sports bar, the party is still going on as the giants who were under dogs against the rangers are now halfway to winning the world series. people have been cheering all evening. this is what it looks like as the game ended. [ cheering and applause ]

we want to introduce you to a couple of fans who are out here tonight. this is chelsea. it was a close game up until the end. how do you sit through so many torturous game. >> we come through all the time. [ cheering and applause ] >> i'm so proud of you -- so proud of them. i've been following them the past five years. to see them make it all the way through it, it's so great. go giants! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: i tell you one thing, it's brought a lot of people together. that's what is happening here

tonight. reporting live. >> i have a feeling that party is going to go well into the night. >> there are going to be a lot of tired people at work tomorrow. outside the ballpark we want to check back in with john, he's with more fans who are doing more celebrating. john? >> reporter: i got to tell you this place is kind of crazy. look around. all these fantastic fans out here. [ cheering and applause ] they captain believe what they -- can't believe what they saw. when you think about it, they scored 20 runs in two games, so this is run excited group of people because they did not expect this to happen. i'm joined by carmen jones. helping me here tonight. tell me your thoughts right now after you experienced this tonight. >> this was wonderful. i enjoyed the game. we had a good time and the giants did really well. we shut texas out. >> what are you thinking about for the next couple of games?

texas can't be an easy place to play. >> i agree but i think our pitching is going to hold up and we're going to do just fine. >> everybody out here is feeling like a world series championship is within reach for the san francisco giants. this is something the fans have been hungry here for 5 two years. these people are ready for a big championship here in san francisco. back to you guys. >> we are halfway there. two games to go and the giants are world champs. we're going to take a quick break here. want to show you more pictures of those fans who are still taking it all in inside at&t park.