By Jay Sekulow
The left's outrage over the IRS turns to a plea to 'move on'
The good news for the Washington Nationals as they trickled into the clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon, was that Jayson Werth was able to test his right hamstring on Monday and felt strong.
Built to win a World Series this year, the Detroit Tigers came close.
Major League Baseball is looking at ways to protect pitchers from being injured by batted balls such as the one that struck Doug Fister in the head, and says hat liners are a possibility in the minors next year.
Justin Verlander already lost. Doug Fister pitched gamely, but his fine effort wasn't good enough either.
The final score is Giants 2, Tigers 0.
The bump on Doug Fister's head from a hard line drive was much less of a concern for the Detroit Tigers' pitcher than the 2-0 hole his team needs to climb out of in the World Series.
The bunt just wouldn't go foul, despite the best efforts of the Detroit players who gathered around it and tried to will it across the chalk down the third base line. It couldn't go foul, because that might have ruined the whole aura the San Francisco Giants spent two games creating on their way toward taking command of this World Series.
Gregor Blanco is chasing down line drives in left field, laying down perfect bunts and making run-saving relay throws.
A frustrating fourth inning for Detroit.
We've got a pitchers' duel in Game 2 of the World Series.
San Francisco breaks through for a run in the seventh.
A Giant dose of small ball, and suddenly San Francisco finds itself in a most unique position — way ahead in a postseason series.
Somehow, Doug Fister appears to be OK.
Detroit needs Prince Fielder to start producing before it's too late. He's having a tough postseason.
The final score is Giants 2, Tigers 0.
DETROIT (AP) - Major League Baseball is looking at ways to protect pitchers from being injured by batted balls such as the one that struck Doug Fister in the head, and says hat liners are a possibility in the minors next year.
"I'm not concerned. I have a minor bump," Fister said. "According to my dad my whole life his saying has always been if I got hit in the head I'd be OK. That's how I take it."
