Hal King

People are freaked out.

And that's not even—so then I'm talking to Dr. Hal King yesterday, who I'm lucky enough to get to talk to on a regular basis— And he shared with me, and Larry Keener, another friend of Food Safety Magazine, had shared with me the multiplier on cyclospora that he estimated at one time was six, five, or six.

It's 83.

83.

NBC again presenting the World Series across America and around the world now on television.

Hal King batting 186.

Four homers, they were big ones, his pinch hits.

Outside for a ball.

[cheering] A check swing, three and one.

His fastball is obviously still moving, Curt, as King almost went after it.

Hal King is the lap- last left-handed pinch hitter that Sparky Anderson has should he try and make some more percentage moves with his hitters.

From here on in, he's only got right-handed hitters.

The last Dodger victory over Cincinnati was in Cincinnati, an extra inning game that the Dodgers won 8-7.

The next day was the doubleheader when Hal King hit the dramatic pinch hit home run in the ninth inning, and the Reds have won every meeting since.

Seven.

So they deserve to be where they are.

They have lost seven straight to the Reds.

Here's a curve strike, and it's one and two.

And that all began on that fateful Sunday on July the 1st when Don Sutton carried the lead into the ninth inning and Hal King hit a two-out, two-strike home run against him.

And the Dodgers haven't won a game since that one.

There's a curve strike, and it's one and two.

And that all began on that fateful Sunday on July the first when Don Sutton carried the lead into the ninth inning and Hal King hit a two-out, two-strike home run against him, and the Dodgers haven't won a game since that one.

They won the night before eight to seven in overtime.

There's a fastball low and away ball two, and it's two and two.

That'll bring on Darryl Chaney batting 186.

It's kind of strange how the Reds have been able to do it with the guys you don't expect to do it to.

In a great number of those seven losses, it has not been Bench, Rose, Perez, or Morgan, but it has been Menke and Chaney and Hal King and Armbrister and Griffey and some of the lesser lights who are fine ballplayers nonetheless.

But the Dodgers hope to contain the big hitters and have been hurt by the little hitters.

NBC again presenting the The World Series across America and around the world on television.

Hal King batting 186.

Four homers.

They were big ones in pin chips.

Left-hand batting catcher is hitting .250 with two runs batted in.

Hal King was doing most of the catching early in the season.

He's been in 24 games, King has.

Didier's now been in 16.