2019 World Series Game 3

Chicago put 2 runners on in the first inning and Silveran Kanan Bonis hit a 3 run bomb off Jon Umber.  The ball flew over the center field fence and landed 437 from the plate.

The Winds added another in the second, while Ruben Ramirez handled the New York lineup, leading 4-0 through 4 innings on a cold (38 degrees) rainy day.  The rain picked up in the 5th inning, and with one out the players came off the field for a 50 minute delay.

Ramirez came back out and tried to finish the inning, but the long delay had thrown off his rhythm.  After getting Jeff Bowman to fly out, Ramirez walked David Jackson, and Chicago went to the bullpen for Phil Pepsi.  Lee Thompson homered making it 2-0 before the inning ended.

In the 6th, New York erupted for 8 runs.  It took 5 pitchers for Chicago to get out of the inning.  There were no homers, just hit after hit after hit as New York ran the bases loaded offense.

Chicago pulled as close as 10-7 on a Byron Jones homer in the 7th, but ultimately fell 11-7.  Yasuhiko Nishi was a bright spot for the winds, picking up 5 hits in the game.