Dave Henderson

Batting cleanup, first baseman, number 25, Mark McGuire.

Hitting fifth and playing center field, number 42, Dave Henderson.

Batting sixth and catching, number 36, Terry Steinbach.

Hitting seven, the second baseman, number two, Tony Phillips.

And the lineup for the A's with Ricky Henderson, Carney Lansford, and Jose Canseco hitting third.

Mark McGuire, the cleanup hitter.

Dave Henderson in center.

Steinbach is the catcher.

Then Don Baylor, along with Evans and Gedman.

Henderson and Satter and Owen at shortstop.

And trying to stop them for the Mets, Ron Darling.

Darling, you remember, lost the heartbreaker on an underrun.

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No score.

Bottom of the second inning, Rich Gedman, Dave Henderson, and Spike Owen.

We mentioned it in game one, the fact that Darling and Gedman faced each other in high school.

Then in the fifth, after two walks, Jose Canseco delivered this most damaging blow to the Giant, hopes a three-run homer to make it 7-3 A's.

The biggest night of all had by that man, Dave Henderson, who in the first inning hit this two-run double off the top of the right field fence.

And who in the fourth inning hit this home run over the right center field fence.

And in the fifth inning hit this one over the fence to dead center.

to Game 5.

Well, the A's have had a lot of stars thus far in the series.

Ricky Henderson and Dave Henderson and Jose Canseco last night and Terry Steinbach and Dave Parker.

But probably the biggest of all, the pitcher Dave Stewart, who's won two of the three games.

Batting 7-7, his ninth inning homer turned the championship series around for the Red Sox.

Number 40, center fielder Dave Henderson.

Batting 8.

He batted 429 in the championship series.

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Going back on it is Dave Henderson.

He has a play.

Batting fourth, the designated hitter, number 39, Dave Parker.

Hitting fifth, the center fielder, number 42, Dave Henderson.

Ugh, I have had no luck lately.

Wait, lady luck?

And the A's defensively.

Good outfield with Ricky Henderson in left.

Dave Henderson in center and Canseco in right.

Carney Lansford back after the hamstring pull in the playoffs.

Leading off number two, Tony Phillips, left field.

Batting second, number 42, Dave Henderson, center field.

Hitting third, number 33, Jose Canseco, right field.

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The Oakland A's had to get a big lift as Bob Welch struck out the side in the first inning, and here they come offensively.

Tony Phillips in left field and Dave Henderson in center, Jose Canseco in right, and Mark McGuire at first.

Terry Steinbach will be the D.H. Carney-Lansford at third, Glenn Hubbard the second baseman, Ron Hasse behind the plate, and the shortstop will be Walt Weiss.

The catcher is Terry Kennedy, and batting ninth is the switch-hitting shortstop, Jose Uribe.

Defensively for the A's, and their lineup is the same as last night, Ricky Henderson, Dave Henderson, and Jose Canseco in the outfield.

The infield of Carney Lansford, Walt Weiss, Tony Phillips, and Mark McGuire.

Terry Steinbach is back at the plate.

And then Jose Canseco, who was 0 for 3 in game one.

Dave Parker homered to right.

And Dave Henderson batting fifth.

Mark McGuire hitting in the number six spot.

1-0.

On deck, Dave Henderson.

That's one thing about watching the A's.

No matter what the score is, you always have the feeling, you're looking at the other pitcher, that he's trying to defuse a bomb.

That sounded like a celery stalk.

And the batter will be John Shelby.

The bottom of this inning, they should really shake the ballpark because in the sixth inning, the A's will have Dave Henderson, Jose Canseco, and Dave Parker.

Strike to Shelby, who was struck out twice.

Batting sixth and catching was Rich Gedman.

Batting 7th in centerfield was Dave Henderson.

Batting 8th at shortstop was Spike Owen.

And batting 9th and pitching was Roger Clemens.

Boston was hoping it would be enough to lead them to a championship.

You could argue that they could have kept Roger in the game for longer, but an opportunity arose for Boston to get some insurance runs in the top of the eighth, and John McNamara had to make a choice.

With Roger McDowell still pitching, Dave Henderson started things off with a single.

Spike Owen laid down a successful sacrifice bunt for the inning's first out, advancing Henderson to second.