Orel Hershiser exits early as Braves take Game 1
ATLANTA The Indians manager Mike Hargrove was puzzled by Orel Hershiser leaving after 37-year-old Hershiser walked two in the seventh, with Fred McGriff and David Justice scoring as Atlanta won 3-2. Hershiser threw 101 pitches and cited losing his release point, not fatigue. Carlos Baerga sprained an ankle fouling out but remains in the lineup for Game 2.
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Hargrove weighs in on Baerga injury and Braves squeeze
The Braves manager discusses Baerga’s lingering ankle issue worsened by turf at Kingdome and explains decisions on infield depth with bases loaded. He recalls Maddux’s stellar Game 1 and notes Eddie Murray’s record homer as Cleveland advances alongside Atlanta in the pennant run.
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Lopez’s late homer powers Braves past Tribe in Game 2
Braves catcher Javier Lopez delivered a tie breaking two run homer in the eighth inning to lift Atlanta to a 4 3 win over Cleveland and a 2 0 lead in the World Series. He also threw out Manny Ramirez at first after Ramirez led off the eighth with a single. Lopez, 24, hit .315 with 14 homers and 51 RBIs in the regular season and is hitting .385 in the postseason.
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Indians Fall Behind Braves In Game Seven Showdown
Omar Vizquel led off the ninth with a single and stole second but Carlos Baerga popped out. Tom Glavine earned the win with six innings, Greg Maddux earned the save? Wohlers closed. Justice sparked the rally with a third inning RBI and Belle hit a key homer as Atlanta tied the series with a 5-4 comeback win.
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Braves Eager for More in World Series Bid at Cleveland
Atlanta relaxed yet focused as they visit Jacobs Field two wins from the title. David Justice foresees a tough test, while John Smoltz and Greg Maddux aim to replicate a dominant pitching duo. Braves defense clings to slim leads as Cleveland fights back, with key plays by Vizquel and Belle shaping the tense contest.
Indians face weary arms as World Series wears on
Akron Beacon Journal columnist notes postseason toll on Cleveland pitchers Orel Hershiser and Dennis Martinez as the Indians trail the Braves 4-3 in Game 1. He warns fatigue may threaten their bid, with Hershiser 37 and Martinez 40 facing possible additional starts while Manny Ramirez struggles at the plate.
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