McNamara Faces Scrutiny and Silence Behind Red Sox Success
Boston manager John McNamara, known for bluntness and tenacity, defends his approach after tough media scrutiny. He cites prior success with the A's, Reds, and Angels, and reflects on a career shaped by pressure, critique, and a mission to prove doubters wrong.
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Carter doubles power in World Series Game 4 notebook
Gary Carter hit two homers for a World Series record 32nd time by a catcher, joining Yogi Berra Gene Tenace and Johnny Bench as two homer players in a Series game. Ron Darling tossed 14 scoreless innings in two starts yet still took the loss as New York won Game 4 to move within one win of the title.
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Schedule notes for October baseball in Boston and New York
The fragment lists October games in Boston and New York with results and pitcher records. It mentions dates October 1 9 22 23 25 and players Gooden Hurst Clemens Yeany, plus times in EST, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Wall becomes monster for Bosox in World Series clash
Fenway Park walls influence the Mets 6-2 win to even the World Series at 2-2. Rich Gedman’s near homer and Dwight Evans’s near catch highlight a night where the right field wall’s 374 feet and left field wall shape the outcome as Len Dykstra and Darryl Strawberry connect for two run and one run shots respectively. Evans injuries and reflections punctuate a tense game with pivotal defensive plays and misgivings about past feats.
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Gedman hustles to third as New York battles Boston
Gedman hit a shot off the Green Monster and was held to a single as Mookie Wilson fielded the carom. Evans notes the routine third base concession, while Gary Carter praises the left field wall and Mookie’s play.
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