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7th at the bottom: the price eliminates all doubt
David Price makes sure that no one ever questions his series references. He sailed until the seventh and still looks indecipherable.
Manny Machado made a short pass, Max Muncy flew to the left and Yasiel Puig hit a small ghost to end the inning.
Top 7: Martinez Kershaw Tags for One More
Clayton Kershaw is beaten to follow David Price, but he seems to have finished after seven innings. He had allowed Mookie Betts to make a home run in the sixth and he had allowed J.D. Martinez to do the circuit starting from the seventh. Even though he escaped without further damage, the longtime ace no longer seems to have anything.
After Martinez returns to the center, Xander Bogaerts is isolated on a liner on the left. Brock Holt was ranked second and second when Rafael Devers was singled out.
Christian Vazquez hit for the second time in the round, then David Price sank to knock Kershaw out of the inning.
6th down: the price stops again Dodgers
David Price makes this look easy.
David Freese finally managed to come out, placing himself in second place. Justin Turner was on the left and Enrique Hernandez was in second place.
With a 1-2-3 heat, Price is on six and has thrown only 76 shots.
6th place: Betts launches a solo home race to strengthen his lead over the Red Sox
Boston has consolidated its lead with a solo home race against Mookie Betts' loss and is now 3-1.
After David Price's grounding, Betts, who had not been successful in his last 13 goals, stroked the slider in the center-left for the first goal of his playoff career.
Betts's blast did not seem to shake Clayton Kershaw, who was defeated by Andrew Benintendi and Steve Pearce's flyout to end the heat.
5th down: Another round 1-2-3 for the price
David Price may have received some help from the referee on a fifth in three innings.
Chris Taylor, who is in the habit of taking gigantic action, made himself sound to the third shot, the home umpire, Jeff Nelson, making the call without letting it go. help from his first-base referee on a call that was at best marginal. Nelson then quarreled a little with the Dodgers' canoe before Price got up for Austin Barnes.
Barnes then took second place and Clayton Kershaw, who was playing as pitcher, was allowed to beat the baton a second time and ended the run with a sweet return to Price.
Top 5: Suddenly, it's a pitchers duel
Clayton Kershaw just seems irremovable at the moment.
Boston hitter Brock Holt was on first base. Rafael Devers hit on three courts, keeping his baton on his shoulder as Kershaw's fields danced around the strike zone. Then, it was enough that Christian Vazquez appears on the left and Kershaw did not participate in the round.
4th down: the price has even more juice
David Price kept his countdown and scored a perfect fourth.
Manny Machado hit on five pitches, trying to change drastically. Max Muncy switched to the first pitch he saw, taking his flight to center, and Yasiel Puig ended the run by qualifying for second base.
The price is at 56 locations and has not yet shown any signs of fatigue.
Top 4: The Red Sox do not come to understand Kershaw
Clayton Kershaw continues to keep things calm.
After Steve Pearce finished third, J.D. Martinez got his first shot of the game with a single left. But the slight threat quickly died out when Xander Bogaerts found himself in a 6-4-3 double.
3rd down: Martinez loses one, but the price is recovering
Boston's desire to have a big bat in the formation almost cost him a point while JD Martinez played badly in the outfield, but David Price bypassed a runner in third to add another scoreless run to his collection.
After Clayton Kershaw started the heat in third place, David Freese hit the ball hard right. Martinez, typically a designated hitter, clearly lost the ball before he touched it. Then, once he crushed the ball on the wall, he had no real chance of losing Freese, while Freese started slowly as he thought the ball was going to be caught.
With a runner in the third and a withdrawal, Justin Turner was put out, Freese being forced to hold. Price then escaped the run when Enrique Hernandez was fouled.
3rd place: Kershaw dominates since the first leg
The mark came quickly in the first run, but both pitchers settled well. It's Clayton Kershaw's turn to take third place. David Price's first game of the season was one of the funniest imbalances, with the left thrower playing against the southpaw against the Kershaw dominant on the southpaw, but Price managed to score five shots before hitting. victory.
That brought Boston's top of the game, and Mookie Betts continued his recent funk, dropping to 0 for his last 13 games when he flew to the center. With two outs, Andrew Benintendi was the first to end the round.
2nd down: Price puts another zero on the board
David Price worked around a single to throw a scoreless run.
Max Muncy is in the game for his bat, not for his glove, but in his first match against David Price, he failed by making a very changeable shot that completely deceived him.
Yasiel Puig told a base runner his choice in Los Angeles when he snapped on a center-left shot that Andrew Benintendi could not take down. With one on and one on, Chris Taylor performed a full count before flying to the center. That left Austin Barnes, who hit on four grounds. Barnes is now 0-on-10 in the World Series.
Price, who is on break, will probably be on a somewhat limited throwing account, so with already 38 years old, there is a chance that he can only go three or four innings tonight.
2nd best: Kershaw installs
Clayton Kershaw perfectly sailed among the 6-7-8 batters of Boston.
Brock Holt flies gently to the left and Rafael Devers sways. That brought Christian Vazquez, and the receiver of the Red Sox s' aligned towards the center to end the round.
1st down: Freese takes his first throw deep
David Freese needed only one throw to reduce the gap to 2-1, beating 92m.p.h. David Price's fastball on the wall right in the center. But that was all that Los Angeles could muster.
After the Freese explosion, Justin Turner traveled five courses. It was cleared when Enrique Hernandez was found in a 5-4-3 double game.
Manny Machado, who has barely made it in this world series, made the first five shots he saw, getting a complete result. After having crossed three fields, he ended the round. Nine of Price's 16 shots in the heat were won by Machado.
Top 1: Pearce's Blast shakes the Dodgers
Clayton Kershaw's post-season struggles continued when he dropped a two-run homer to Steve Pearce who put the Dodgers in a 2-0 hole. in the first run.
After Mookie Betts has dropped to 0 in his last 12 games heading to the center-left of Kershaw's second pitch, Andrew Benintendi stands out on a center goalkeeper. That put a runner at Pearce's base, and the left-killer killed another left-hander, throwing a house on the wall of the central ground.
Kershaw installed quickly. J.D Martinez met Max Muncy, the second base player who, through his shift, finished the round normally played by the short stop. Xander Bogaerts then ended the inning. But the early deficit in a playoff game could be huge.
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