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>> joe: we're in the ninth inning now. john lackey, three big outs picked up. he was the game two starter after a long night for each bull pen last night. john farrell kept him back from working before the game. he worked in the game and got through the eighth. stephen drew is at the plate with a 1-1 count now. lackey's teammates welcome him back to the dugout after keeping it 4-# boston.

jon lester with a hug for him. he gets the ball tomorrow against adam wainwright. here's a 1-1 pitch. drew. takes ball two. red sox with two errors tonight. they had a couple last night. the pitching, especially doubront and lackey in the eighth inning good enough to get around them. as drew takes the ball to make it 3-1. >> tim: remember, because of that double switch, putting lackey in the four hole and napoli in the nine hole, mike napoli is hitting third in this

inning. >> joe: drew then ross then napoli. here comes a 3-1 pitch. 96 from axford. a full count. in the bottom of the ninth inning, st. louis will have descalso then a pinch hitter and then matt carpenter. anybody gets on beltran. here's the 3-2 pitch. fouled back. temperature has really dropped over the last two innings. we play in the top of the ninth.

another 3-2 pitch. easy for jon jay. back to his right. one out. again, after the game, fox sports live is your home for world series postgame coverage. jay and dan, all the highlights. they break it all down. plus a wild finish in detroit. cowboys and lions all after the game, all of the highlights from week eight in the nfl season. >> joe: here's david ross with one out. strike one. uehara getting ready for the

ninth inning. getting ready for descalso to lead it off. he was on the mound when the game came to an end last night. it was brandon workman who got the loss. one ball, one strike. mike napoli will hit next after ross does something here with one out. the 1-1 pitch. breaking ball fouled back. that has ross yelling at himself. he's now in the hole, 1-2.

here is the 1-2 pitch from john axford. in the air to left. right at holiday. two outs. the biggest swing of this game. off the bat of johnny goem. two on, two out. into the red sox bull pen. and the celebration was on. here's another look at that graphic. first four guys did that against the detroit tigers. saltalamacchia to walk off single. napoli, the home run on verlander. victorino the grand slam in game six. and now it's jonny gomes who is 0 for 9 in this world series prior to that home run left. they finally get a big hit, all

five. >> one ball, one strike on napoli. again, it was a late switch with shane victorino not able to go, scratched from the starting lineup. and that man, jonny gomes, took his spot. and he delivered. been on base three times tonight. breaking ball stays up and in. napoli who was a big part of the pennant winning texas rangers two years ago. this is the two-year anniversary of the david freese home run. >> tim: one of the most remarkable world series games ever played. no doubt. >> joe: it was a man at the plate that was behind the plate

calling pitches when freese tied that game in the ninth inning with a two-run triple to right and then won the game in the 11th. two years ago today. 3-1. full count. he he was quoted coming into this world series talking about how hardly a day goes by that he calls a different pitch. if nelson kroous catches the ball in right. he would already have a ring. >> something like that, believe me, stays with you for a long time. sometimes it never goes away. >> joe: 3-2 pitch. fouled back.

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>> joe: uehara will be looking for the save. he's looking for number six this postseason. and in his first of this world series. he's got a two-run lead. allen craig is in the on-deck-circle. daniel descalso will try to get on for him. descalso 0 for 2. leading it off here in the ninth inning. a strike throwing machine is uehara. strike one. one walk since the all-star break.

it happened in august. he's up on the count. descalso at the plate, 0-2. uehara with an 89 mile an hour fastball. just missed, ball one. >> tim: he throws so many splits. he threes three different types of splitters. down to the right, to the left. >> joe: descalso reaching for it. one out. >> tim: you finally get the fastball. instead of 89 miles an hour because of the slower pitches, it looks to be 96 or 97. >> joe: here's allen craig who limps his way to the plate. when we last saw him, he got the double off uehara last night. and then the obstruction call with him coming to the plate as we're going to miss seven weeks with a sprained foot. the awkward slide at the plate

limping off. and the question, i'm sure for the cardinals was, at what price with allen craig and there he is the next night. ken rosenthal, you have learned any more about the overall health of that foot for allen craig? >> ken: he had x-rays and they said they were negative. mike matheny told me he was ready. craig said he was ready. he favored that leg. he looked uncomfortable. as you said, here he is. >> joe: the count 1-1. a sprained left foot on the fourth of september. he hits one into deep right. back at the wall, it's up against the wall, and allen craig will make it only to first on a ball that he gets over the head of nava in right. and colton long came off the

edge. pinch run for craig. >> tim: on one leg, a long single. >> joe: he can't run right now, but he can still hit. and craig is given the cardinals a chance here in the ninth inning. long is the pinch runner. carpenter up. league leader in hits during the regular season. and beltran, 16 career postseason home runs on deck. still drama left in game four. ball one to carpenter. >> tim: napoli is holding him on. you almost give him second base. it's a two-run lead. not a one-run lead. he's not going to try to steal.

>> joe: and by hoeing him on, you're leaving a whole other right side of the infield. >> tim: that's exactly right. can you drive mack trucks through that right side. napoli is holding him on. no reason to hold him on here. you have a two-run lead, not one. >> joe: here's the 1-1. outside. 2-1. a guy who throws a ton of strikes and a guy at the plate who has one of the best batting eyes in the national league if matt carpenter. rosenthal gets loose. got under him and popped it up. shallow right. pedroia out. two outs. one out away from tying this best of seven series.

that out for uehara is carlos beltran. now they he have the shift on the infield. you saw beltran try and bunt his way on earlier against this shift. >> tim: not now though. >> joe: not now. they continue it hold against long. first pitch. ball one low. he's had a single and a walk in this game. one ball, one strike.

he is picked off! this game is over! uehara picks off colton long and the red sox win it 4-2. >> tim: no way can this happen! long with his team down by two makes the last out. uehara picked him off. >> joe: and carlos beltran is standing at the plate with a bat if his hands. and the red sox celebrate the victory. >> tim: talk about shocking. a >> joe: and beltran, his night is finished. game four is finished and a stunned crowd here at busch stadium watch as the red sox celebrate tieing this series at two games apiece. uehara gave up the base hit.

and then picked off the pinch runner, colton long. the winner, doubront, the loser is lance lynn. uehara gets his sixth save in this postseason. and it ends on a pickoff down to aaron andrews. >> erin: thanks so much. jonny gomes just came over and said, yeah, that wasn't supposed to happen. but it did. finally the game ended the right way for you guys. >> yeah, that's it. he stayed away from throwing the ball down the third-base line tonight. obviously turn over koji. we had lackey out of the pen. >> erin: you're forgetting a part here, 90 minutes before the game, you get told you're in the lineup. you were 0 for 9 in the world series. what it is about this team? what is it about you taking your spot tonight and hitting a three-run home run? >> i don't know about me.

since i sund up for this game, all i wanted was an opportunity. whether it is pinch-hit, start. i just want to be in the box. i think it is ironic that it happened in the top of the sixth. and we took that moment to stand up for cancer. i held up two signs close to me and everyone in here. so it's angels above. >> erin: do you have any hair left on that beard? i saw them tugging it. >> i wasn't feeling much then. i take a lot of pride in the bat in front of me and behind me. it's an intectional walk. expected, absolutely. but, you know, i did what i could to give him a little protection. the at bat before, it was able to swing my way. and i was able to get a strike. >> erin: thanks so much. back over to you. >> joe: all right, erin. jonny gomes with the celebration as he got back to the dugout after that two out three run shot. here's how the game ended with

that jab step to the right. long was out. the tag by napoli. and this game is over. >> tim: what can't happen did. >> joe: and uehara is who is a strike throwing machine gets save number six of the postseason. he can pick guys off, too. let's go to kenny rosenthal. >> ken: thanked, joe. david, you were on first base when he hit the three run homer. who was more excited, you or him? >> i think it was me. you know, i just keep telling my boys, man, you know, this one is how it's like. you don't come to the world series every day. let's loosen up and let's try to play baseball the way we normally do. >> ken: you were very animated throughout the game. was that what you were telling them, lighten up? >> yeah, i know we were a better team than what we showed. but sometimes you get to this stage and you overdue things.

>> ken: you had a tough loss last night. you get four innings out of clay, doubront, lackey, johnny, emergency starter. what does this win say about this team? >> i'm telling you, man, we have guys with heart. clay, he brought everything he got. i never seen clay throw a fastball like that, you no he what i'm saying? i'm going to give you everything i got today. let's hang tight. he did it tonight. the rest of the guys coming in, one thing that i've been trying to do is just the young guys, like doubront, just make sure he's not overexcited and just calm down and just take your time. if you don't pitch, it's not going to be no baseball game. >> ken: how about you? you locked in? >> hey, this it is, man. world series. you are don't get to this level every day. >> ken: david, thank you very much. joe, back to you. >> joe: last night, two walks and a hit. tonight, three hits and a walk.

seven straight times on base for big poppy. playing first base with this world series in the national league city. the pitching was pieced together. it was first buchholz, doubront, breslow, tazawa, lackey. that group good enough. so was he, jonny gomes. first hit of this world series. a two out three run home run. lackey with a scoreless eighth. and the red sox have come to expect the scoreless ninth from uehara. 4-2 win. back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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