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Baseball Musings
October 05, 2008
A Bit of History

Jacoby Ellsbury's three-run single was the first three-run single in postseason history.

Update: As I wrote that, Ellsbury hits one deep to left that ticks of Garret Anderson's glove for a double. Anderson looked a bit tentative going for the ball as he was approaching the wall. Ellsbury has two hits on balls that were very catchable.

Update: Once again, the Red Sox take advantage of the error as Youkilis knocks one off the wall in centerfield for a double and the Red Sox tie the game at four. All four are the result of dropped balls off Jacoby Ellsbury's bat.

Update: Saunders walks Bay, and then comes out of the game. Jose Arredondo takes over with two out and two on.

Update: Arrendondo strikes out Lowell looking to end the fifth. Saunders defense lets him down, otherwise he'd likely still be in the game with a lead and a chance for a win.


Posted by David Pinto at 09:35 PM | League Division Series | TrackBack (0)
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