SF Giants Pitcher Witnessed Epic Finish to Game 4 of WS
By Jeff Young

SF Giants pitcher Tyler Beede was at Globe Life Field in Texas to watch the epic ending to Game 4 of the World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays.
The SF Giants hurler was excited to see the Rays walk it off, especially since the walk-off hit came off of the bat of Rays outfielder Brett Phillips.
Fortunately, Beede captured the reaction on video and posted it to his Twitter account:
It does look like Beede and Phillips faced off against each other in the minors over the years, but they have never been teammates. With that being said, Beede is clearly a fan of Phillips.
In Saturday night’s game, both teams battled back-and-forth. The Dodgers had the 7-6 edge heading into the ninth inning and were on the heels of closing out the game.
Kenley Jansen was tasked with sealing the victory. The 33-year-old continues to put up solid numbers considering that he finished the season with a 3.33 ERA and converted 11 of his 13 save opportunities. However, he does not look like the pitcher he used to be when he earned three consecutive All-Star nods.
Jansen got two outs quickly but yielded a base hit to Kevin Kiermaier and a walk to the red-hot Randy Arozarena. Jansen got the matchup he wanted with Phillips, but the left-handed bat stroked a ball into center field. Kiermaier scored easily, but a series of errors by the Dodgers allowed Arozarena to score as well thereby completing the walk-off victory:
THE ENDING OF RAYS-DODGERS IN GAME 4: pic.twitter.com/6vMnHGpYdq
— ESPN (@espn) October 25, 2020
The Rays and Dodgers will face off in a pivotal Game 5 tonight with the series being tied at 2-2. It certainly has felt like the momentum has shifted in the Rays favor, and they will get a chance to quickly build off of that momentum.
For the Dodgers, left-handed hurler Clayton Kershaw will face off against Rays righty Tyler Glasnow. The two pitchers went head-to-head in Game 1 of the World Series with the Dodgers coming out on top.
In that game, Kershaw was fantastic as he completed six innings of one-run ball with eight strikeouts. On the other hand, Glasnow struggled badly to get through 4.1 innings while allowing six earned runs.
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SF Giants fans are hoping Beede can make another appearance at tonight’s game to see if he has any more good fortune to bring.