1965. >> john: that's pretty good. >> joe: here is bellinger. that is the l.a. dodgers game 7. they are hoping to force one for the first time here at dodger stadium tomorrow night. that will happen with a win here tonight. liriano now is charged with trying to keep this a two-run game which is right there for the astros against kenley jansen. he's done a lot of work and has been sitting down now for a long time. >> john: he has. funky mechanics. sinker-slider, liriano. >> joe: strike two on bellinger. before the eighth inning is overcome all of us at fox sports want to wish our very best to joe schavo. battling health issues and we are all thinking about him. that

get well, joe. bellinger trying to avoid another four strikeout game in this world series. >> john: what do you think? if it holds up, do we see more star power in the crowd? more celebrities? >> joe: tomorrow? probably. the great dave winfield. jason bateman and his buddy right next to him. >> john: i was in a movie with him. i just didn't make the cut. >> joe: here's the 1-2. just outside. 2-2. >> john: i didn't know it didn't

the movie. [laughs] >> joe: larry king, mary hart. her husband. they are fixtures that dodgers games. runners on it first and second. two on. 2-2. just got a piece. >> john: mccann will go out. this may be one of those situations where he tells them what he wants and doesn't give a sign. we've seen this a couple times. runner at second. he's been out there a long time. looking in, trying to see sequence, location, anything that he can help his teammate with if he's able to do that. see what mccann decides to do. if there is any signs given or just the pitch. just the pitch. >> joe: on 2-2.

bellinger. he struck out three times against verlander. verlander, six innings, two runs on three hits. game 2. three runs on two hits. tonight, verlander struck out nine, hit a batter, walked nobody. jansen itching to get back out there. 2-2 pitch again to bellinger. full count. >> john: good take on the inside sinker. mccann and liriano. 3-2. runners going. i have to believe slider is going to be the call here. >> joe: runners go. struck him out. bellinger down on a

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>> joe: morrow and gonzalez, up. he took kenley jansen out leading off the ninth inning with two strikes to tie game 2. the fastball zip ten. strike one. >> john: the challenge for the astros' they are going to have to get on via a hit. jansen rarely walks anybody. the first hittable pitch, the astros are going to have to make something with it. >> joe: good try, but he missed it. strike two. kenny rosenthal, tell us more on. >> ken: and number of dodgers were confident that if they win tonight, their first world series title since 1988 would almost be a fee to -- fait accompli.

>> john: you have to think that way. if you are dodger, you think that way, and if you go to the astro side, they think all we have to do is win one game. this series was destined to be played with the tightness it's been played throughout. >> joe: puig said it would go go 7. all the astros need is a base runner to have a chance. on halloween. it's been another good one. what's been a thrilling world series with the unexpected and turns. jammed him. popped up.

one out. four straight retired by kenley jansen. josh reddick. carlos beltran in the on-deck circle. he would hit for liriano. strike one. >> john: such a difficult task if you are up there is a left-hander trying to pull the ball off a cutter coming into you.

that's the one you've got to lay off of. that's the difficult part of facing jansen because any ball you see coming out of his hand up, you are so tempted to think it's a good pitch. there is the command i was talking about. >> joe: 1-1. strike two.

two out. >> john: a high one that looks good but can't barrel it up. magic knows about game seven and high-pressure situation. hoping to see one tomorrow. >> joe: beltran.

postseason is beltran. 31 driven in. he is trying to extend the game anyway he can to get on in the ninth. two out. hooked into the corner, foul. one strike away from a game 7. >> john: didn't know if it was possible to top last year, but this may do it. this could do it. game sevens, anything can happen. one strike, as you mention. seeing that story unfold. >> joe: astros are one base runner away from bringing up the tying run. last time we we had back-to-k

'01. '02. arizona over the yankees and in apostrophes zero two, anaheim over the giants. the home team won both. got him! this series, too good to end in 6. in 6. dodgers force a game 7. they win it 3-1.

tony watson gets the win. hill was good in the start, and justin verlander gets the loss, his first in a houston astros uniform. >> john: what a series. >> joe: mary hart celebrating kenley jansen's fifth save of the postseason. the great sandy koufax

here tonight. rich hill. who pitched into the fifth, went 4 2/3, pitched well. the dodgers win 3-1. let's go to ken rosenthal. >> ken: rbi double tied the score. your first two at-bats against verlander. your third, what was going through your mind? >> put the ball in play. he's really tough. he has the fastball up in the zone. good slider. i was just trying to get the barrel of the ball and hope for something good. it worked out for me. i hit it right down the line. >> ken: you've had a number of big hits this postseason. this place is insane tonight. it's insane right now. how are you able to stay so calm? >> i don't know. i mean, i'm just focusing on the game honestly. we feed off the crowd for

especially at home. we feel we have a huge home-field advantage. we love it when the crowd gets louder. you know, you've got to lock in and not try to do too much, not let it get the best of you and keep things simple. >> ken: tomorrow you are playing for the world series title. it's the first world series gamm history. what do you expect? >> more of the same. it's going to be a test test test test test test test test >> joe: pass

incredible world series. until tomorrow, from us in the booth, we say so long. to the other side of the break on fox and fs1. kevin burkhardt, alex, david, frank, keith.

>> kevin: electricity in the building tonight at dodger stadium in los angeles because we have got a game 7 coming our way tomorrow. the dodgers respond in a big way, and they take down verlander and the astros. welcome back to on fox sponsored by "the long road home" preparing premiering on national geographic. many fans have not left. it's quite the scene. give the fans credit because before the game, it was quiet but they amped it up, just like they did in houston. welcome to the postgame show. a reminder, continuing coverage on

are going to be with you for a long time. frank thomas, keith hernandez, big papi, david ortiz. alex rodriguez. i'm kevin burkhardt. we talked about the astros and their ability to bounce back. >> alex: they play like champions all year. tonight was no exception. resiliency from everybody. their bullpen, that's the bullpen we are used to having and that's the benefit and the residual of a day off yesterday. >> david: what a game. i told you guys early today that everybody was looking forward to good pitching and a good match up. tonight, the impossible. we thought it was going to be impossible. it happened. the dodgers beat up on verlande verlander. they pulled off the game. tomorrow i believe the best team during the whole regular season is going to go home with the crown.

>> kevin: sorry, frank. >> keith: the aces got beat. they both went down. i think it was a great game today. complete opposite of the other day. a slugfest. this was a well played ball game. the dodgers played fundamentally sound ball and got the big hits. it wasn't a game of home runs. it was a game of getting runs over and chipping away at your runs. this was my kind of game. i absolutely loved it. >> frank: i expected to go seven games. justin verlander was justin verlander. he was dynamite but it came down to one small mistake. cut fastball slider. open up the floodgates. chris taylor. the game was decided

little things tonight. we felt california love. >> kevin: you think about it. the astros jumped on rich hill. they got the early home run from springer, got an early lead on maybe a little nervous in dodger stadium. they did enough. because of the bullpen. we have to remember, frank, the bullpen came in at one point in the series they had 28 consecutive scoreless innings and then it blew up in game 2 and the rest of the way until tonight. we were screaming when rich hill came out of the game but it worked and morrow looked like a different person. >> frank: give it up to brandon morrow. he brought it tonight. 99, 98. key outs. got it to kenley jansen. >> david: i told you guys when it comes down to jansen, this guide during the whole season. he had a couple rough games but he's a guy

>> kevin: looked behind us. that is lance mccullers. he is starting game 7 tomorrow night. what's going on? is the game in an hour? >> alex: i think the game has passed me by. >> kevin: i've never seen that that. >> alex: some pitchers, they will go out and toss a little bit. it's unusual but i've seen it. >> frank: tomorrow. >> david: ready to pitch right now. this is the world series. when it comes to the world series, you're going to see things you've never seen before. >> kevin: i've never seen that. the only thing i can think of is he was kind of on-call. if verlander got through the sixth with a lead, he might've been in the game. i've never seen it. >> keith: i was an everyday player. i've never seen it. i'm not going to pretend like i know what he's doing. i have n

>> kevin: game seven starter for the astros, lance mccullers, warming up now. he's got a little time. you know what? i think -- we've got excitement. it's the first time there is back-to-back game sevens since '01 and '02. cobs and indians last year, the rain delay and everything. going into tomorrow, who has the advantage, alex rodriguez? >> alex: i think the dodgers have the advantage. that's why you play a marathon in baseball, to have the best record. it's all about game 7. there is nothing better in sports than a game 7 in baseball, in the world series. major league baseball is on fire right now. >> david: don't ask me. i haven't guessed right yet. i don't want to pick nobody

>> frank: you never know what's going to happen. both teams. they are going to be fine. as keith hernandez would say, who was going to blink first? >> kevin: koufax, maybe he throws tomorrow. stay tuned for your late local news. continuing postgame coverage from us. hopefully we will get a guest on the set. flip to fs1 now. we will join you in a few seconds. dodgers win and force game 7.

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