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Everything about one game: the score and line score, the box score with each player's game NUT, every play in order, and the win probability chart, which marks the at-bat that swung the game most. Before first pitch it shows the probable starters and how the two clubs compare by season NUT. Live games update every 15 seconds. Game NUT measures one game's production against league average.

Yankees 13, Giants 5 — Box Score, Oct 6, 1936 | Baseball NUT

NYY 13, SF 5, Final

Final· Tue, Oct 6· World Series· Game 6 · NYY leads series 4-2

NYY

+0.5GAME

+0.6GAME

WLefty Gomez(2-0)SVJohnny Murphy(1)LFreddie Fitzsimmons(0-2)

Polo Grounds IV

38,427 att.

Compare

World SeriesTop NUT · Game

Series MVP by NUTJake Powell NYY+0.4SERIES G1Sep 30NYY 1 · NYG 6M. Ott NYG+0.2GAME G2Oct 2NYY 18 · NYG 4B. Dickey NYY+0.1GAME G3Oct 3NYG 1 · NYY 2L. Gehrig NYY+0.1GAME G4Oct 4NYG 2 · NYY 5M. Pearson NYY+0.2GAME G5Oct 5NYG 5 · NYY 4R. Ruffing NYY+0.2GAME G6Oct 6NYY 13 · NYG 5J. Powell NYY+0.2GAME

Game Recap

Line Score

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
NYY	0	2	1	2	0	0	0	1	7	13	17	2
SF	2	0	0	0	1	0	1	1	0	5	9	1

Team Stats

NYYSF

+0.5Game NUT+0.6

Every player who produced above average this game, hitting and pitching. Not a score of who won.

17Hits9

1Home runs2

6Walks5

.378AVG.257

.489SLG.486

7Strikeouts2

11Left on base10

2Errors1

Win Probability

FINALNYY100%

NYY

Biggest at-bat: Bot 7, 0 out — Bill Terry singles on a to center fielder Joe DiMaggio. Dick Bartell scores. Bill Terry to 2nd. Bill Terry advances to 2nd, on a fielding error by center fielder Joe DiMaggio. (+17.3% SF)