In Game 5 of the World Series, Zac Gallen blazed through the first four innings with remarkable efficiency, needing only 35 pitches to do so.
Up to this point, the Rangers’ lineup has seen a perfect 12-up, 12-down as Gallen rekindled his prime form on the mound.
He even broke a major league record for fewest pitches thrown through the first four innings of a World Series game.
However, on the offensive side for Arizona, just like in Game 4, they have failed to convert on any opportunities.
Whether it be a leadoff walk in the 1st, a leadoff walk in the 2nd, or a leadoff base hit in the 3rd, the D-backs have left five runners on base already.
The D-backs are 0-8 with runners in scoring position.
