that's it for buchholz after 5 2/3.

buchholz and scherzer. >> max scherzer is 21-3 regular season and even better in the postseason. great three pitch. when he is throwing the ball well, he has been terrific. he is swing and miss pitches. he strikes out jonny gomes looking. the curveball to shane victorino and devastating change-up to dustin pedroia. if he is on, look out. clay buchholz had command of all of his early pitches early on the first two months rarely missed his spots and location and why he was able to go 7-0 pins he is has come back it's been location, matt. this hanging change-up that miguel cabrera hits over the green monster. he needs to command all of his pitches. prince fielder here. another change-up up in the zone.

of having one starter in clay buchholz and then felix doubront in the wings to come in for the third two starters for the red sox. he is not sure about that, and it depends upon whether buchholz feels like he can go deep into the lineup, and turn it over once or one and a half times and then go the doubront. i don't think that doubront is going to come into the game. i could be wrong, but i don't think so. >> joe: two balls, two strikes on yadier molina with one out. it has been some speck ulation that buchholz who looks like he is starting to run out of gas might not make that game four start that you talked about on sunday, because john farrell said we expect him to take the ball on sunday night, period. >> joe: this is one foul off to the right. >> tim: clay buchholz has been quoted as saying, i feel that i have one more start in me. that is an odd comment coming from the great competitor who has had shoulder problems this year. >> joe: been three months on the disabled list. great year record-wise when he was out there. here's the 2-2. fly ball into center and pretty well hit, an

hunter flied out to left and buchholz brings home a 1-1.heard, verify or tell me i'm wrong, justin, thaw guys kept your keys for the hotel, but the luggage is available just in case. is that right? >> that is accurate. i've got my key in my back pocket. i plan on going back there tonight. >> joe: that's up to scherzer, your bull pen and your offense. as always, thanks for your time and good luck if you get the ball tomorrow. >> all right, guys. thanks a lot. >> joe: justin verlander hoping to pitch in game seven. right now, there is no score. top of the third. one on, one out. a 1-2 pitch to cabrera. two out. >> tim: again, joe staying away from miguel cabrera. the red sox have not made a habit of coming inside to cabrera. cut fastball and cabrera down on strikes for the second time. >> joe: four strikeoutsdprj)q night for buchholz and now it's prince fielder. inside. ball one. prince struck out his first time. and could get everybody off his back with a big shot here in the third. they are on fielder's back in the detroit lineup. they are

clay buchholz needs to be around that glove. watching this game and he is around that glove, he'll be pitching well. >> i tell you what, the matchup i'm looking forward it is what are they going to do with napoli? he is hot. 6 for 16 and two home runs. last time they faced scherzer he didn't play. the big thing how do you attack this guy? they have had a great plan, the tigers. one of the reasons he struggled. he starts with his hands tied and look how far he drops it. dan as a pitcher, where are you going? underneath his hands and in tight. i tell you what, the tigers had a great game plan early. eight strikeouts in this series. you get the ball in there and you're going to miss. if he misses, you're going to get this. as a result that we saw the long home run off of -- the other day off sanchez and there or verlander. go back and look at max. starts off with a fastball away and throws the ball to the zone and back at it. right back in there again. i think this is what we will see tonight. that is a change-up in that little zon

seven instead of buchholz. >> john lackey is very experienced. he won a world series in 2002. so he is perfect in these situations. two pressure doesn't bother him, i think by doing this, he is letting people know i don't trust buck holts in game seven, i do trust lackey. >> how clutch was the outstanding game for the start especially considering the dodgers blocked games one and two with their aces on the mound? service definitely a must win for those guys. he pitched like a cy young award winner himself. fabulous stuff. the cardinals off balance, and hey, that was the biggest game of his career. >> the cardinals have two runs on two hits do they have enough to win this thing? >> they have to start hitting.

he was -- john was planning to use him like a costarter, backing up buchholz tomorrow.nd he has been very effective against cardinal hitters and he gives them a different look. i think i would have left doubront in the ball game. >> joe: red sox and farrell hoping for something big out of gomes. the 1-0 pitch. inside. 2-0. gomes batting with two out, nobody on. during the regular season, he hit 13 home runs. that is in the air to center. will carry to jon jay. siegrist has a 1, 2, 3 seventh. red sox are just left with napoli and quentin berry on their bench in a tie game in the seventh. as part of their ongoing commitment to our troops, bank of america will donate $1 on behalf of each person in attendance tonight to welcome back veterans and wounded warrior project. now for the introduction of "god bless america." let's join theeñ public address announcer john ulett. >> ladies and gentlemen, we now take a moment to sing "god bless america." we are led toned tonight by retired navy petty officer first class jernaldo wilson. ♪ god bless america land that i love ♪navy pett

it was first buchholz, doubront, breslow, tazawa, lackey. that group good enough.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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >> joe: ths

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the problem, the other side, clay buck -- buchholz their best pitcher. >>> you take a look at the dodgers nick caught a lot of flak for the trades he made. how vindicated is he feeling? >> he is feeling very vindicated. he had to make jokes because they couldn't spending money. the owner wasn't going to spend any. nobody had any kind of respect for this organization. he was doing what he could making chickel salad out of other kinds of kicken, and he finally made the post of it. ramirez, and puwee, bringing him in, greinke, a lot of money but a big success. you can't win as a manager or general manager if you don't have a lot of money, but he has been successful. >> all right. mike appreciate it. let's get the latest on the weather from david warren, right after a quick break. you are watching al jazeera america. hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of em

alex avila, again, this one a two-run home run, knocking buchholz. tigers up 5-0. now in the bottom of the i 6th dÉjÀ vu lines to the left, would score on a pedroya double making it 5-1 tigers. striking out david ortiz, big poppy responds in the bottom of the 8th. david with bases loaded, get out at a here, #grand slam. just that, all tied up with the bottom of the 9th, jarrod saclimachia, the red sox pick up a 6-5 win, the al series is now even at one game apiece. this one getting it going very big in this series in the alcs. now also in the national league we have also some more stuff going on between, they have the dodgers and also you have the cardinals. both games, the cardinals already have a two-game lead, both managers address media looking forward to game 3. >> well, we're going to approach it the same way we have the last couple of days. you know individually take you know doesn't get any easier for us with wainwright. but basically you know trying to put a plan together and each guy has basically got to get a plan together but in general we put a plan to

the rotation, and have john lacksy matched up tonight and then a possible game seven instead of buchholz>> john lackey is very experienced. he won a world series in 2002. so he is perfect in these situations. two pressure doesn't bother him, i think by doing this, he is letting people know i don't trust buck holts in game seven, i do trust lackey. >> how clutch was the outstanding game for the start especially considering the dodgers blocked games one and two with their aces on the mound? service definitely a must win for those guys. he pitched like a cy young award winner himself. fabulous stuff. the cardinals off balance, and hey, that was the biggest game of his career. >> the cardinals have two runs on two hits do they have enough to win this thing? >> they have to start hitting. just go runs and david freeze got hurt last night, they need him. they need all the right handed they can get, so they better wake up before it's too late. even when they win the first two, they only hit 134. >> how important was it that fuig got going. >> he ignited a crowd. woke then uhm just for the advan

that's it for buchholz after 5 2/3. it's tagged for eight hits and five runs. they have a commanding 5-0 lead. for the second straight night boston was getting no hits. in the bottom of the sixth shane victorino had that problem. he soon broke up the shutout by scoring on a dustin pedroia double. max would bounce back striking out david ortiz to end the inning and end the sox realliy. he struck out 13-7. he told his manager i'm done. the tigers were done as their bull pen played gaffes and ortiz played lighter. big papi goes boom. that's a game-tieing grand slam home run. we're all tied up in 5-5. the liner past third to play jonny gomes with the walk-off winner. the two teams head back to detroit with their series tied up at 1-1. >>> fans in the boston area actually got treated to two rallies on sunday. one on the diamond and one on the gridiron courtesy of the one boston sports icon that might be more popular than big papi. tom brady neez his rally camp late in the fourth quarter after he hits kenny stills in 34 yards out to make it 24-23 saints. later after