1986 World Series Game 4(EDITED)

After a 7-1 blowout in Game 3, the Red Sox decide to start Al Nipper in Game 4. Part of John McNamara’s decision to start Al Nipper in Game 4 was because he knew he had his 3 best pitchers lined up for the rest of the series. Nipper’s 5.38 ERA is the highest ERA for a starting pitcher in a World Series game since Hal Gregg’s 5.87 ERA for the Brooklyn Dodgers in Game 7 of the 1947 World Series. The Mets will counter with Game One’s tough luck loser, Ron Darling. Here is the unedited version of this game.    • Видео   I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS GAME, AND THEY REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE RIGHTS HOLDERS. I MAKE NO MONETARY GAIN FROM THE PRESENTATION OF THIS BALLGAME, AND IT IS HERE PURELY FOR HISTORICAL AND ARCHIVAL PURPOSES.