World Series Game 4: Red Sox at Dodgers, live updates and analysis

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Fifth inning: Red Sox 0, Dodgers 0

Low: Eduardo Rodriguez withdrew the team in order: Chris Taylor came out (fifth for Rodriguez's men), Austin Barnes failed on the second pitch of his at-bat, and Rich Hill failed to end an attack at six the sleeve. Rodriguez pitch mix in frame: a cutter, a changeup, two two seams, nine four seams. His steps count: 80, 51 for strikes.

high: Brock Holt failed on the second pitch to start the inning. Christian Vazquez, two pitches after hitting a fake ball that looked a lot like a homerun, was imposed on a straight line on the left. Eduardo Rodriguez fell to the ground and Mookie Betts flew to the alert trail to end the run and leave Vazquez out. Number of throws Rich Hill: 70, 45 for strikes.

The Red Sox have two points in the last 23 innings and none in the last 10.

Fourth inning: Red Sox 0, Dodgers 0

Low: Justin Turner, the leader, was selected on the right court, with the base shot coming at the end of the match. fast ball with two seams. Eduardo Rodriguez then eliminated Manny Machado to end a bat of eight shots, the third K of the night for Rodriguez. Cody Bellinger, who stained a bullet from his right shin, resulting in a visit from head coach Dave Roberts, struck while swaying. Rodriguez had it on a 87.8 m.p.h. The cutter for his fourth K. Yasiel Puig came out on the first pitch to end the inning. Number of Rodriguez shots: 67, 43 for strikes.

high: J.D. Martinez swayed for the first start. Hill induced two swings and defeats, both on four-sided fast balls. Martinez has now hit four times in this series. For the context, he hit four times in five games of the ALCS and not in the ALDS.

Xander Bogaerts then failed for the second outing. He has a shot and has hit five times in 17 series of this series.

Eduardo Nunez struck to end the round, the fifth K of the night for Rich Hill.

Number of Hill shots: 57, 36 for strikes.

Third round: Red Sox 0, Dodgers 0

Low: Eduardo Rodriguez withdrew the team in order: Rich Hill's caries appeared first, David Freese went right, and Max Muncy, in a seven-length run, flew left. Rodriguez's pitch in the frame consists of five cutters, four four-sided fastballs and two two-sided fastballs. He touched 95.4 m.p.h. on his four seams. Number of Rodriguez shots: 48, 31 for strikes.

high: Hill tied Rodriguez on the elbow / forearm with a fastball of 86.3 km / h to put a runner first. Rodriguez made a face after being hit by the ground. Mookie Betts hit a slow roll on the line of third base, and Rodriguez was forced to come out on second at Justin Turner's throw. Betts reaches the first. Andrew Benintendi and Steve Pearce came out to end the round. Number of Hill shots: 46, 27 for strikes.

Round 2: Red Sox 0, Dodgers 0

Low: Cody Bellinger collapsed on the first frame throw, a 92.8 crimper before Yasiel Puig flew to the center. Chris Taylor then recorded a goal of 87.8 mph. changeup, sending a line reader to the left field. Austin Barnes was called on strike to end the round. Eduardo Rodriguez had it with 94.1 m.p.h. four seams, 88.2 m.p.h. change, and a 89.9 m.p.h. cutter. Number of Rodriguez shots: 37, 23 for strikes.

high: Xander Bogaerts came out on the first throw of the round, a 82.9 m.p.h. fast ball with four seams. Eduardo Nunez then hit on three courts, swaying and missing at 90.8 m.p.h. four seams for K, the third in Rich Hill's game. Hill led Brock Holt on five fields to put a runner in first place for the second inning. Christian Vazquez flew to the warning lane to end the round. Hill pinch count: 32, 19 for strikes.

First inning: Red Sox 0, Dodgers 0

Low: Eduardo Rodriguez eliminated David Freese on the first pitch, which allowed Freese to score and miss the last two goals: A 94 m.p.h. two seams and a 94.7 m.p.h. four seamstress. Max Munch lost ground after a seven-shot fight, then Rodriguez accompanied Justin Turner with seven shots. Manny Machado flew to the center right of the inning. Number of Rodriguez shots: 24, 14 for strikes.

high: With Rich Hill on the mound, Mookie Betts hit to open the game. It was a six-length bout in which Hill fired three curved balls and three fast four-sided balls. Hill got Betts on a 75.6 mile curve at the hour. Andrew Benintendi continued by taking the plane back to the left field before Hill walked Steve Pearce onto six fields. J.D. Martinez swayed for the final off the frame. Martinez made a mistake on 75 mi.p.h. four seamstresses then balanced and missed at 7.4. P. H. curveball and a 90.1 m.p.h. four seamstress. Number of throws Hill: 19, 12 for strikes.

Scenes of pregrams and notes

Notes from the range

■ LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (0-0, 6.23 ERA) and LHP Rich Hill (0-0, 2.61 ERA) are the starting pitchers.

■ Rodriguez, making his playoff debut tonight, launched ⅓ a round in match 3, with a batter and six shots.

"He is rested; he is strong. He stays in his routine, "said manager Alex Cora. "As long as the material is there, we will go with him. As hard as he can for as long as he can. "

In 13 career appearances against NL teams, Rodriguez is 5-2 with a points average of 3.46. In four appearances against NL teams this year, he is 2-0 with a silver medal of 1.46.

■ Only Chris Sale and Nathan Eovaldi are not available for the Sox tonight.

■ Hill was to be the starter, then the Dodgers said after the third game that the starter was coming, then Saturday, they named Hill the starter. Hill did not pitch in the third game.

■ Andrew Benintendi replaces Jackie Bradley Jr. in training. Benintendi is in the left field, Mookie Betts in the center and J.D. Martinez in the right.

RED SOX (2-1)	DODGERS (1-2)
Betts CF	Freese 1B
Benintendi LF	Muncy 2B
Pearce 1B	Turner 3B
Martinez RF	Machado SS
Bogaerts SS	Bellinger CF
Nunez 3B	Puig RF
Holt 2B	Taylor LF
Vazquez C	Barnes C
Rodriguez P	Hill P

■ In Match 3, LA and Boston teamed up to set a playoff record for most players used (46) and most of the pitchers used (18). Sox pitchers Chris Sale and Drew Pomeranz and Dodgers pitchers Rich Hill and Hyun-Jin Ryu were the only four active players out of 50 not to play.

■ Check out the complete overview of Peter Abraham's game for more notes and nuggets.

Pretrial reading

■ Alex Speier: Alex Cora lost an all-inclusive bet and the consequences are heavy. (Read more)

■ Tara Sullivan: Treat the Red Sox long enough and you start to recognize certain phrases and phrases that have become their mantras. One of the words to appear with regularity is "flush", as in the ability of this team for a whole season to empty a bad night into the abyss (ahem) as soon as it's over. This ability will be tested now more than ever. (Read more)

■ The Red Sox played a game 3 imperfect and scrambled this series. (Read more)

■ Chad Finn: The third match was a sporting torture, one that lets you wonder why you did not wake up, the one you never need to see on TV again, because you've already replayed it so often in Your spirit. This and 17 other thoughts on the defeat of match 3 of the Sox. (Read more)

■ 13 awesome statistics from the longest match of the World Series of all time. (Read more)

Peter Abraham of the Globe staff contributed to this report.