Things got dicey in the ninth inning of Tuesday night's ALDS Game 4. The Red Sox, who entered the bottom of the frame leading the Yankees by three runs, handed the ball to trusty closer Craig Kimbrel. This after giving the ball to lefty Chris Sale for a 1-2-3 eighth inning.
Kimbrel survived the ninth, helping Boston reach the ALCS, but not before New York made things interesting. The Yankees had the tying run 90 feet away with Gleyber Torres stepping up to bat. He chopped an infield grounder at third baseman Eduardo Nunez, who charged at the ball then fired to first for the out, just barely beating Torres to clinch the game by a 4-3 score.