ballpark. the flags blowing in from right-field. that was a breaking ball. a high breaking ball. that kept carrying, and carrying and carrying. >> joe: there is nobody more shocked than hamilton. who took a couple of steps, was drifting and then started to sprint. it was easily out of here in to centerfield for the first post season home run for posey, after he hit 18 during the regular season. and o'day is shocked. he's thrilled. >> joe: the cornerstone for this franchise. years to come. buster posey goes deep. 4-nothing in the eighth. now cody ross who has hit five ho runs this post season, one this world series, last night, bats with

the run home, one out, nobody on. >> joe: the 1-1. on the outside corner. strike two. the job just got even tougher for texas against bumgarner. o'day came on. last night, o'day won that match-up. tonight, posey. the count 2-2.

>> joe: tim flannery, the third base coach. back to the home run by posey. >> joe: the mad scramble for the world series souvenir. >> joe: o'day's 2-2 pitch. popped up, right side. moreland gives it a look by the seats. he got it. two out. ross is hitless tonight. his ten-game post-season hitting streak may come to a close but his giants are up 4-nothing in the eighth. here is uribe. 0-3.

>> tim: e thing about the giants' line-up, the giants will make no defensive moves in the game. as bruce bochy said, their defensive team started tonight's game. and will in all probability end it. >> joe: ball one, down and away to uribe. fouled out. flied to left, flied to center. pat burrell, the guy on the left with the jacket on, out of the line-up tonight. for this post season. took extra batting practice today. tried to get his timing back. according to bruce bochy, he will be back in there tomorrow night against a left-hander cliff lee. lee in game one couldn't get through five. allowed seven runs on eight hits. the giants did what no other team had done in the last two years in the post season. they beat them. the check swing. he went.

too far. >> joe: one ball, one strike. two out, nobody on. the bottom part of the line-up coming up for the rangers. that's ball two. francoeur, molina and moreland. >> joe: strike two. uribe popped 24 home runs in the regular season, has two this post season.

he is strong. that's high. full count. o'day now has given up two home runs in this world series. the bullpen allowed 11 runs in the first two games. no runs last night, in an inning and a third, and tonight two runs to this point. 3-2 to uribe. pitch tandem, popped up foul from moreland. inning over. bottom of the eighth rolls in. bottom of the order coming up for the rangers who trail now 4-nothing in game four.

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really nothing has been hard hit. >> tim: no. nothing hammered. that's right. even the out. >> joe: totally in control. bumgarner misses outside. 2-1. madison has walked two. those game early. settled in now and struck out five. high fly ball in to left. back at the track. makes the catch. one away. so francoeur is out. pizza hut player favorites delivered to you. your favorite moments deserve our favorite pizza. francoeur, the great george straight, a great musician, a great guy. has cookie dough in

t the -- cookie dow is his favorite ice cream and favorite costume was cheerleader, francoeur told us earlier. five times in the last nine years there has been at least one molina in the world seri series. bengie, jose, teammates on the 2002 angels. yadier in 2004 and 2006. jose last year and then bengie this year with texas. two balls and a strike. molina lines one to left. ross turned a long way and still makes a

grab. two out. bumgarner almost through eight. the world series on fox is sponsored by harry potter and the deathly hallows in theaters november 19. and by blackberry. two loud outs to left. francoeur driving ross the wall, a line drive hit by molina. now it's moreland. mitch is 1-2. strike one. javier lopez and brian wilson getting loose. set up lefty and the closer right-hander. one ball, one strike. the giants, their last complete shutout in

the world series. in '62, the series against the yankees. a series won by the yankees. only in the eighth. two out, nobody on. moreland is jammed. foul, strike two. >> tim: we talked about bumgarner's wife. he was married this spring. her name is allie. three years ago, madison joined with allie's brother in a team roping event, rodeo. he liked it so much, he kept at it. he tied in a line-up tonight. brother! >> joe: one ball, two strikes. he made it look easy. >> yeah. >> joe: bounces one in. two balls, two strike.

>> tim: tough club many major league baseball. the texas rangers, again, they have been shut out one time this year in this ballpark. that was august 28 by dallas braden of the oakland athletics. >> this is a good hitter's park. this was a top hitting team in the big leagues this year. another bouncer. another bouncer. 3-2k. >> joe: moreland gets on. elvis andrus is on deck. top of the line-up will bat again. good breaking ball. struck him out looking. six strike-outs and he had moreland frozen. go to ninth inning. game four of the world series. all giants. up 4-nothing.

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holland takes over. first up is travis ishikawa. bottom three of the line-up. holland who couldn't throw a strike when he needed to in game two, faced all three batters, walked all three and misses with ball one. been a valuable guy. misses outside. ball two. valuable in the alcs. no earned runs in 5-2/3 inning. there's a strike. how about this? who knows if madison bumgarner will go back out there and try to finish this thing off. the last rookie to throw a complete game shutout in the world series, left-hander gene pearson. strike two. for cleveland against

the boston braves, game three. 1948. >> tim: my gosh. >> joe: only four have ever done it. this would be number five if bumgarner goes back out there and completes the shutout. >> tim: i believe that year that lou begrow was the 24-year-old playing manager for cleveland. >> joe: the 3-2 from holland. fouled back by ishikawa who is 0-3. last time up was against the lefty oliver. o'd o'day went two-thirds of an inning and allowed a home run by posey. >> joe: there is ball four. another walk from

derek holland. he's faced four in this world series and walked all four. that will bring in renteria. edgar's 3-3. and his hit with one out in the seventh inning turned into a run when he was stealing, turned into an rbi double for torres. there is a strike to renteria. >> joe: holland is ready with another. and the 0-1. strike two.

>> joe: no balls, two strikes. the rangers will have the top of the line-up in the bottom of the ninth inning. plenty of drama left tonight. strike three. inside corner. one away. after the walk, holland comes right back. >> tim: a good pitch from derek holland. >> joe: derek not a big guy, but he has got a live arm. throws hard. one on, one out. here is schierholtz.

>> joe: 24-year-old left-hander. misses with ball one. holland got into 14 games, made ten starts this year for the big league club in texas. was 6-2 at oklahoma city. that's on the outside corner. you can see that big stuff, 94 for strike one. now brian wilson back up. as he was in the bottom of the eighth. bounce hit for strike two. brian wilson, the closer for the giants. we haven't had a chance much in this world series to talk about. he is a really intelligent guy. he can be silly from time to time. he's funny to talk to.

he has a great sense of humor. but when he is down there getting ready to come in to these ballgames, that's business time. here is a fly ball into center. schierholtz off-balance. that's out number two. all that fun, joking around, the quirkiness and all that is gone. >> it's how the guys in uniform cope with the pressures of the game. guys do it differently. bumgarner does it very passively. very quietly. wilson finds another way to do it. everybody is different. >> joe: this night for madison bumgarner couldn't have gone any better. it could be an historic night for the left-hander if he goes back out there. this ball inside to torres, he's had another big night. 3-4. >> tim: we talked in

the opening tonight how bruce bochy plans to manage this game like he did in game six in philadelphia when they won the pennant. he hasn't had to. >> joe: bumgarner that night came out in the bullpen as the starter sanchez could only get in the third inning. tonight, manager bruce bochy has basically taken his hands off the wheel and let his guys go play. >> tim: given madison bumgarner the keys to the car. >> joe: that is jerked foul. 2-1 with one on, two out.

>> joe: runner at first. lead-off walk. the next two retired by holland. now a foul out of play to the right. two balls, two strikes. >> joe: any dugout that would leave a pitcher rolling like bumgarner alone when he is sitting on the bench. >> it's almost a no-hitter approach. or a perfect game approach. >> joe: leave him alone. he has thrown eight shut-out innings. holland brings it and fouled again. 95 from derek holland.

>> joe: in a trance in the dugout. ground to third. goes to second for the out. bottom of the ninth inning. rangers will have the top of their line-up trailing 4-nothing.

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we went to break. he struck out six, walked two and now he hands the baseball in essence over after a 106-pitch night. to the closer brian wilson. here are the numbers this post season for wilson. five of six in save chances. has a win. he comes home a strike to elvis andrus. wilson e.r.a. of 1.81. 78 saves for the giants to lead the league. outside. ball and a strike. >> joe: fly ball into

right. that is schierholtz. one out. elvis andrus, 0-3 tonight. one out. and now michael young. one of the saves wilson has this post season came in game six. the clincher in philadelphia in the nlcs. two on, two out. he struck out ryan howard, looking to clinch the pennant for the giants. young has one of the three hits tonight for texas. strike one. >> joe: referenced an article written by bob nightengael, written on the 19th of october in the "usa today." brian wilson said he signed up for this job the day he was born. he's been through a lot. went through a lot as a young boy.

that's outside. his dad was diagnosed with cancer when brian was 12. his dad mike who spent 22 years in the air force told him -- that's on the inside corner. brian said all i knew about cancer was what i saw on tv and those shows never ended well. he lost his dad at the age of 17. he became mad, mad at the world and he uses the anger when he pitches. you don't see it any he's out there trying to end the game. two out. bases are empty with hamilton coming up.

>> joe: hamilton steps in. tim said earlier, the rangers have been shut out only once here at home all season. the giants, if it ends 4-nothing, will have shut out the rangers twice in this series. 9-nothing in game two. tonight 4-nothing, as we play in the ninth. two out, nobody on to. hamilton. late swing and a foul. the count 0-2. one of the best pitching performances we've seen in a world series in a long time, certainly from a rookie. madison bumgarner in line for the win. and he's got it! wilson with a strike-out of hamilton. 4-noisco and

they're up three games to one in this 2010 world series. >> tim: we talked about lincecum. we talked about cain. we talked about sanchez. the number four starter for the san francisco giants won't be number four for long. >> joe: he is the fourth youngest pitcher to win a world series game all-time. for as good as matt cain was in game two, the 9-nothing win. bumgarner was even better here tonight. what a night for the 21-year-old left-hander. aubrey huff with a two-run shot to the third. that would be all the giants would need all night. they win it 4-nothing.

bruce bochy has his san francisco giants one win away from the world championship. and our ram power player of the game, who else? madison bumgarner. struck out six. allowed only three hits. to the top team in the majors this season. there is the final score. down to the field we go. ken rosenthal. >> ken: thank you, joe. madison, eight shut-out innings tonight, three hits allowed. the rangers have been terrific against left-handed pitching this season. beat sanchez last night. how did you shut them down? >> player: i just went out there and tried to make good pitches. worked out most of the time. got a lot of ground balls today. we were fortunate to get out with a win. >> ken: you made history tonight. the fourth youngest starting pitcher to start and win a world series game. how nervous were you if at all coming into this? >> player: i told myself all

the time to relax and take a deep breath. control the breathing. it helps me to relax and stay calm and don't act like it's not a big deal. obviously, it is, it's the world series. but try to go out there and erelax. it's worked out. >> ken: how badly did you want to finish? >> player: i'd love to. we have the best closer in the game out there, so we're going to get him in there. >> ken: thank you. aubrey huff, that kid is 21 years old. how does he do it? >> player: we have impressive talent here. buster posey behind the dish and this kid on the mound. he's fearless. it doesn't seem like he is ever nervous. he went out on the field and doesn't act like he has much of a personality, but he does in a clubhouse. >> ken: you're from here and grew uprooting for the rangers. how much more meaningful for was it to hit that home run in this park? >> player: total emotion there. it was only the third inning. in this park, anything canp happen.

with the way he was pitching tonight, it looked like that was going to be it. >> ken: aubrey, the giants are one win away from the world series title. how will you sleep tonight? >> player: with a win i sleep well. loss is shaky. hopefully i sleep good tonight. tomorrow, cliff lee. he will come out with his good stuff. he'll come out and get us. we'll have to get sleep and try to do it tomorrow. >> ken: thank you. back to you. >> joe: aubrey huff, who has toiled in the big leagues for ten seasons prior to this year. had played just under 1,500 career games in the big leagues without getting to the post season. one big swing here tonight. great defense tonight. sanchez, part of it. the main piece, the left-hander madis bumgarner is the winner. 4-nothing giants in game four. studio coming up after the break. here in arlington.

>> chris: 21-year-old madison bumgarner became only the second n.l. rookie to pitch eight plus scoreless innings in a world series game. binge adams of the 1909 pirates was the other. giants lead the world series three games to one. i'm chris rose rejoined by white sox skipper ozzie guillen and eric karros. i don't know what you were doing at 21 but i wasn't pitching this well in game four of the world series. he shocked the world. >> eric: he did. i can sit here and bore you with all kind of numbers, three singles, only one base

runner at second base. but what he did tonight he kept them off-balance. he pitched a lot like cliff lee pitches in that when he was throwing strikes to both sides of the plate. anytime you face a guy like vladimir guerrero, a future hall-of-famer and have him take two swings and look like he was swinging under water, you know you've got good stuff. >> chris: ozzie, this isn't the first time you've seen bumgarner throw, right? >> ozzie: in 2008 i went to see my kid olney play and he was amazing. i don't see much difference. triple-a is not the same as the world series but this is unbelievable stuff. the defense behind him was great. they were all over the place and the left field played well early in the game. right behind him, the great defense. this kid from 2008 to 2010 is a big jump. i don't see much difference between the two years. >> chris: that's what the giants do. they throw shut-out and play great defense and hit home

runs. something else caught your eye, eric karros. >> eric: aubrey huff did the heavy lifting but the dirty work in the top two in the line-up. andres torres and freddy sanchez. 31 pitches in two at-bats. four at-bats, i should say. that's what tommy hunter had. and before aubrey huff hit the home run, tommy hunter threw to the guys and they fouled off ten pitches between them. hunter was exhausted and huff gets him. credit to the top two in the line-up. >> chris: you can tell the rangers fans are a little deflated but they still have one more chance, on the left shoulder of cliff lee. rematch of the guys that went at it in game one. lincecum won the decision. cliff lee didn't make it out of the fifth. now, ozzie, you have been in this situation. in 2005 you were up three games to nothing. down in houston. a chance to close it out. how tough is it to win that final game? >> ozzie: wow! a dream come true. that night, i couldn't sleep.

i was talking to my family all night long how we'd approach the game. a big game for us. it was the biggest game, number four, the biggest one you will get. believe me, you will win four, you get the ring and what you work for all year long. tomorrow is a big day for them. >> chris: let me get this straight. you were up all night talking to whomever you wanted to talk to? >> eric: shocker, he was talking all night long! >> ozzie: talking all night, talking to my family. [ laughter ] >> chris: eric, how do you see it playing out tomorrow? cliff lee threw a clunker in game one. >> eric: i don't see him throwing two bad games in a series. this ranger ball club is the same position the phillies were in. they have to beat lincecum, cain and sanchez. i don't like the prospects. >> chris: now the rangers are down 3-1 in the best of seven world series, trying to duplicate what the 1985 kansas city royals did, be the last time to come back from a 3-1 series deficit. we'll be back tomorrow night.

hope thy you will be as well. up next, it's the late local news except on the west coast where it's seen at the regularly scheduled time. tomorrow night, join us for game five of the world series right here in the lonestar state. our coverage begins in high definition 7:30 eastern, 4:30 pacific. promotional consideration paid for by the following -- >> chris: for more information on tonight's game and the latest in major league baseball news, log on to foxsports.com powered by msn. the world's favorite sports site. this is chris rose saying so long from arlington, texas. fox sports is your home for the 2010 world series. tonight, the giants took game four and are now one win away from giving san francisco its first world series first world series championship. captioned by closed captioning services, inc

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taking the world series as they win 4-0. you are looking live here at rangers ballpark in arlington, texas, where ranger fans are filing out of the park looking rather derespondent tonight as the losses for their team start to add up. they are at three. one more, and they're out. meantime, another live picture here in san francisco where city hall, bathed in orange light. that, of course, the color of the giants, and halloween, as fate would have it, these two pitchers tell the story tonight in the wake of game 4 of the 2010 world series. good evening, everybody. we welcome you to this special edition of ktvu news. it's game 4, and it's a victory. air tight pitching for san francisco. the giants now 1 one away from being the champions of the world. we have live team coverage tonight, and we begin it with ken who is live in arlington,

texas. what's the feel there, ken? >> reporter: it's a very different feel than it was last night. some rangers fans were leaving the game, and giants -- giants fans are obviously very happy about what happened tonight in game 4. we talked to mark christian earlier in the game. you knew this was going to happen, right? >> it's done tomorrow night. we're bringing it back to the bay. time for a parade, san francisco! we got it! >> reporter: now, mark is from modesto, and you said you didn't want to see a victory back in the bay area, is you want to do it right here. >> no, let's go. we've got it deep in the heart of texas, baby! >> reporter: let's talk to some more giants fans. what is your name? >> xavier valdez. >> reporter: tell me what you saw tonight? >> it was amazing. amazing. especially a shutout! we shut everybody out. hamilton, where was he at?

lee, he's starting tomorrow, but he's got nothing. we saw game one. it was amazing! giants in 5! >> reporter: you are saying tomorrow night. >> i'm saying tomorrow night. we've got it! we've got it! we've got it! >> reporter: let's talk tow man in the beard here. >> my name is allen lend i'm from denver, colorado, but a life long giants fan. this is great, i went to the alcs with the cubs and giants in '89, they develop, and then the earthquake hit. i'm ready to see a world champion. >> reporter: we'll here from more of these fans coming up. for now, mark, back to you. >> it is all about the sorage and black tonight, and we're not talking about halloween. the san francisco giants now one victory away from taking it. and you know what? they were just about as flawless as you you could get. ron washington and his mini me

right there dressed up in a halloween costume, very festive night early, but then defense dictates the early innings. sanchez on his game, starts the double-play, and that is it. giants threatened against tommy hunter in the second. two on, two out, and the rangers pumped after josh hamilton makes a beautiful back hand k catch to keep this game scoreless, but the giants defense strikes again. sanchez snow coned jeff francoeur's liner to end the second, and still a tense, scoreless game. as you see it again, he gets up, and the ball just in the webbing of his glove. but then the giants do get to the scoreboard in the first. torres leading off with a shot to the right. it will go for a double. it actually hit the bag. and then after freddy sanchez

ground out, aubrey huff took it to right, a no doubt about it shot that leaves the yard. i guess the only question was as to whether it would stay fair or not, and it certainly did, as you take another grand look at it. gone from the moment it touched the bat. and there is freddy sanchez's reaction from the dugout. yeah! and the giants have a 2-0 lead. as it turned out, that would be plenty, the way madison bumgarner was throwing tonight, and he is on the podium now live in texas. let's get back down to the lone star state. >> obviously i started off rough this year, and wasn't -- i mean, this was -- didn't expect this in my wildest dreams, but i'm definitely glad to be here and blessed to have this opportunity. >> over here to the right. scott? >> madison, how did aubrey huff's two-run home they are if the third inning change things for you? did it immediately allow you to relax a little bit? >> i try not to. i try just to -- i try not to

pay attention at all to the score. i think that help this pitcher, keep the pressure on and keep making pitches. but it definitely helped the team out, and momentum shifter there. got it going our way, so it was a big hit. >> so the back right if >> the first batter got on and stole second. nobody out with the runner on second. were there any nerves at that time, and was there next batter key for you to settle down? >> yeah. i mean, the first -- i don't know what the first batter threw -- i mean, i fit relaxed out there, just happened to throw four balls. i don't know. i felt fine. >> and then in the left, tracy? madison was piecey being here a help for you at all? >> yeah, ever since we hit it off in instructional like, we've been good friends, andal ways in the same page out there in games, and i trust him a hundred did percent. whatever he puts down, i

constituent to throw, and besides that, he's a great catcher. >> madison, did you ever further figure out what happened to your velocity back in march and april, and how you were able to bring it back to seemingly the level it was at a couple of years ago now? >> i guess it was just mechanics a little bit off. we made adjustments throughout the year, and about halfway through the year, got back to where i felt i needed to be. just a little timing issue for me. >> and over to the right? >> madison, did you make taken attempt to persuade your manager to to leave you back in for the 9th. >> no, i let them make the decisions. i just pitch until they tell me i'm done. >> you guys obviously one win away from the championship. how exciting is it to think that, you know, this is the kind of thing you guys could do for a while now with all of the young guys in the rotation? >> ill think so. it's what you want to -- i think so. it's what you it wasn't to do to every year. and we have the guys to do it. great clubhouse. it's a lot of fun to be on this

team. >> how are you able to stay so cool in this whole situation? you seem totally unphased by this? >> i don't know. just keep telling myself to relax, and i've told myself so much that it's starting to become second nature, and it makes it a lot easier on me and the players, i think, is to see somebody who is relaxed out there throwing. so that's it, i guess. >> a couple of more more madison. over here. >> you made it look easy tonight, but what did you consider your toughest batter to face. >> whoever was up at the time, i guess. i mean, it's a great-hitting team. they're unbelievable. don't want to take anything away from them. they have a lot of great hitters on this time. i just feel like we were able to make defenses, and our defense behind me was incredible tonight, and i don't think if it wasn't for them the result it would have been different. >> you talk about trying to take it like it's another game and not worrying about the

magnitude until it's over. now it's over and you pitched 8 shutout winnings in the world series. what does that mean now that you can reflect on it? >> it feels pretty good for sure. i don't think it will sink in until who knows when, but right now just happy we got a win, and looking forward to tomorrow. >> madison bumgarner there. a man of brevity. having just turned 21 in august, just an incredible pitching performance. some of the numbers for madison tonight, 8 innings worked, gives up only three hits, strikes out 6, and wakes two, and racking up a world series victory in his first try, and his era in three post-season performances so far at 3.23. dynamic to say the least from madison bumgarner winning game 4, 4-0, 8 innings of work, and the giants taking a 3-1 lead if the series. john is live in san francisco's

marina district with some fans there. john, go ahead. >> reporter: we are at the republic bar and grill in the marina district. just one of the places around the bay area that has been going absolutely crazy for the past half hour or so. they were on the edge of their seats for much of the game, but once they got that final out in the bottom of the 9th, once brian wilson nailed down this game, this game just erupted in joy, knowing that we are one win away from a world championship. joining me now is one of the owners of the republic, shaw. you've been here this whole time, you guys have had a great crowd here most of the time throughout the playoffs, and late in the season. tell me what it's been like for you guys to do this? >> how about those giants? look at the fans. it's been a great time. it's been ridiculous for this city. we needed this. this is what we all wanted, this is what we expect, and we hope they'll take it tomorrow. so this is what we're homing for right now.

>> this is a big shot in the arm for you business-wise, too, right? >> that's right. every business and restaurant in san francisco will see an increase in known and income, and this is awesome for our industry. >> what are you guys saying over here? (cheering) >> these people here in the marina district can taste it. they know they're one win away from being world champions here in san francisco. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks, john. we know the san francisco giants have never held a commanding 3 games to 1 lead in the world series. much more to come still on this special edition of the ktvu channel 2 news. more live coverage from san francisco. you're looking at some very

orange coyt inventory. more when we come back -- tower. more when we come back from game four.