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Action photos from World Series Game 4, Tampa Bay Rays vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Carlos Pena and Evan Longoria watch Rocco Baldelli strike out for the final out of the Rays 10-2 loss. [James Borchuck, Times]
Philadelpia Phillies pitcher J.C. Romero raises his arms to celebrate the final out defeating the Tampa Bay Rays during game four of the World Series. [Dirk Shadd, Times]
Tampa Bay Rays catcher Dioner Navarro looks on as Philadelphia Phillies Ryan Howard celebrates his two run home run off of Rays pitcher Trever Miller in the 8th inning. [Dirk Shadd, Times]
Jayson Werth hits a two-run home run in the eighth inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Carlos Pena after striking out in the 8th inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Evan Longoria strikes out in the 8th inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Evan Longoria can't handle the ball on a hit by Pedro Feliz in the seventh inning. [James Borchuck, Times]
Carl Crawford grimaces after being hit by a pitch in the sixth inning. [James Borchuck, Times]
Phillies fans give Evan Longoria a hard time after he strikes out in the sixth inning. [James Borchuck | Times]
Evan Longoria strikes out in the sixth inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Carlos Pena gets Pedro Feliz out at first base to end a double play in the seventh inning. [Dirk Shadd, Times]
Rays pitcher Edwin Jackson after giving up a solo home run to Phillies pitcher Joe Blanton in the fifth inning. [Dirk Shadd, Times]
Edwin Jackson reacts to giving up a double to Jayson Werth in the fifth inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Joe Blanton, a pitcher, chose Game 4 of the World Series to hit his first career home run in the fifth inning. [Brian Cassella | Times]
Eric Hinske hits a solo home run in the fifth inning. [James Borchuck | Times]
Ryan Howard, right, celebrates with teammates Jayson Werth and Jimmy Rollins after hitting a three-run home run in the fourth inning. [James Borchuck, Times]
Dioner Navarro watches as Chase Utley scores a run in the fourth inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Ryan Howard celebrates with teammates Jayson Werth and Jimmy Rollins after hitting a three-run home run in the fourth inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Carl Crawford hits a home run in the fourth inning. [Brian Cassella, Times]
Rays Manager Joe Maddon huddles with his team on the pitchers mound in the third inning. [Dirk Shadd, Times]
Evan Longoria strikes out in the second inning. [James Borchuck, Times]
When the umpire called Jimmy Rollins safe, Evan Longoria let everyone know what he thought of the decision. [Brian Cassella | Times]
Evan Longoria tries to tag out Jimmy Rollins in a run down at third base in the first inning. Rollins was called safe on the play. Replays showed that Evan Longoria tagged out Jimmy Rollins. Rollins later scored. [Dirk Shadd | Times]
Chase Utley is forced out at home plate in the first inning after Dioner Navarro tagged the plate. [Dirk Shadd, Times]
Andy Sonnanstine pitches in the first inning. [Brian Casella, Times]
Longtime Tampa resident and Phillies Hall of Famer Robin Roberts threw out the ceremonial first pitch. [Brian Cassella | Times]
Pregame ceremonies. [Dirk Shadd | Times]
Pari Miller, wife of Rays pitcher Trever Miller, and their daughter McKenzie, 10.
Serina Ortiz, fiancee of Matt Garza, in the grandstands before the game. [Dirk Shadd | Times]
Zack Hample, 31, of New York City, behind the Rays dugout before the game. [Brian Cassella | Times]
Evan Longoria's hands and hitting stroke are cold. [Brian Cassella | Times]
Phillies fan Benjamin Grady sports his game face. [Dirk Shadd | Times]
Eric Hinske joined the active roster, replacing Cliff Floyd, who injured his right shoulder. [James Borchuck | Times]
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