After fighting for their lives with 7 pitchers in Game 4, what's Rays' Game 5 plan?
ST. PETERSBURG -- Just win today. That was the Rays’ mentality heading into World Series Game 4 against the Brewers. Facing the unenviable task of digging out of a 3-0 series hole, the Rays knew they could focus only on the game directly in front of them. And after that After a 4-hour marathon in Game 4 of the Fall Classic, the Rays had to rely on seven pitchers to secure victory. Nick Martinez, the most likely candidate to start Game 5, entered the sixth inning and pitched two scoreless frames to secure a win for closer Bryan Baker. Manager Kevin Cash did not name a starting pitcher in the aftermath of the incident. The game plan for the Rays will likely be similar to that in Game 3. Whoever will start Game Five will face presumed National League Cy Young Award winner Jacob Misiorowski, so the Brewers have the advantage.
Publicado : hace 4 horas por Brian Murphy en Sports
Game 4 of this Fall Classic took 4 hours and 20 minutes, so when Williamson’s high chopper into right field brought home Nick Fortes with the winning run, it was nearly 12:30 a.m. ET Wednesday at the ... [2810 symbols]
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