The Dodgers saw a four-run lead turn into a five-run deficit in the final three innings of Game 4 of the World Series on Saturday night, leading to a 9-6 loss and an overwhelming 3-1 series deficit to the Boston Red Sox.
The sudden collapse was ignited by the questionable decision to remove starting pitcher Rich Hill, who had given up one hit through the first six innings. That decision stemmed from a preliminary conversation during which Hill expressed concern that he might not be able to hold up much longer, according to Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
Via ESPN.com