The third game of the 2021 World Series was played at home today for the Warriors. In the first two games, the Warriors won 6-2, while the Astros won the second game 7-2. In this game, the Warriors won 2-0 with a very oppressive ball and ended the game in nine innings. With a 2-1 score, the Warriors once again led the world war.
The brightest player of the game was Ian Anderson, who shot 5 innings, 4 hits, 0 hits and 0 hits. The 23-year-old "rookie" pitcher has undoubtedly shown the Warriors' spirit of highlighting the siege and perseverance this season. He also became the first Warriors rookie pitcher to win in a world war. As a rookie pitcher, he was able to win 5 innings and 0 hits in the World War, which was the only one since 1912.
, duration 02:50
Not only Anderson, but also the Warriors' backup pitchers have also performed well. In the entire match, only one hit was knocked out in the 8th and 9th innings. Facing the Astros' strong playing line, the Warriors are just one step away from a no-hit game.
Offensively, Eddie Rosario was sent to base four times in the bottom of the third inning and Freddie Freeman's homer advanced it to second base. A second-run homer from Austin Riley then sent Rosario back home to score.
In the bottom of the eighth inning, a home run from Travis d'Arnaud brought the score to 2-0.
Despite failing to score offensively, the Astros still showed a strong team solidity in the garrison. Kyle Tucker made a brilliant flying save in the bottom of six innings to end the half inning.
In this game, Reilly once again showed his ability to play at key moments. In this year's playoffs, he hit five equalizers or lead the scoring. From the data point of view, whether it is a hit rate or a long hit rate, the Warriors have a more active offense. In contrast, the delay in starting pitchers may be a potential source of instability.
But baseball games are like that, as long as there is no end, you can't guess the ending, and the Warriors' standing out in the playoffs is the best proof. Seeing the steady offensive of Reilly, Rosario and Freeman and the continuous creation of Warriors pitchers, Warriors fans' confidence in winning has become stronger and stronger.
On the other side, the Astros set up a starting pitcher for Game 4 early , Zack Greinke. Although Grange hasn't pitched a lot in the past few weeks, his experience with big scenes is undoubtedly a powerful weapon for the team.
In this top series, the state of the cowshed pitcher also plays a decisive role. Cristian Javier and Jake Odorizzi, who were not enabled in the third game, will most likely be on the board in the fourth game. Overall, the Astros' bullpen is in good shape and well prepared for the Warriors.
Today, after 1999, the World War series is once again playing at home in Atlanta. So far, in the six games at home in the playoffs, the Warriors have all won. In the next two days, the Warriors will play two games on their home field. If they don't take advantage of the game, the World Series will return to the Astros' home stadium again on November 3 and 4.
Can the Warriors continue to open the "home halo" in the next two games and win the world championship in one fell swoop? Hurry up and discuss it with us in the comments section!