Los Angeles Dodgers Steve Sax is touched by the ball for an out as

Los Angeles Dodgers Steve Sax is touched by the ball for an out as he made a vain effort to lay down a sacrifice bunt in the ninth inning of Game 4

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Los Angeles Dodgers Steve Sax is touched by the ball for an out as he made a vain effort to lay down a sacrifice bunt in the ninth inning of Game 4

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Los Angeles Dodgers Steve Sax is touched by the ball for an out as he made a vain effort to lay down a sacrifice bunt in the ninth inning of Game 4