2003 World Series Game 3

Florida Marlins fans, Priscilla Gonzalez, 10, and Aime Gonzalez, right, who are from Miami cheer on their team as New York Yankees fans, right, cheer prior to the start of Game 3 of the World Series in Miami Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2003.

Game 3 starting pitchers New York Yankees' Mike Mussina, left, and Florida Marlins' Josh Beckett, who both made relief appearances in of the respective league championship series, show their pitching forms in the first inning. Beckett retired the first 10 batters he faced and struck out 10 Yankees in 7-plus innings, while Mussina scattered 7 hits and struck out 9 hitters in 7 innings.

The Yankees' Bernie Williams, left, and Karim Garcia try to field a double hit by Marlins' Miguel Cabrera in the first inning to score Juan Pierre to make the score 1-0.

Marlins catcher Ivan Rodriguez tries to calm down Marlins pitcher Josh Beckett after Beckett walked in a run in the fourth inning. Beckett walked Jorge Posada to tie the score at one.

Homeplate umpire Gary Darling calls for a delay of game between the Yankees and the Marlins in the fifth inning as Marlins Juan Pierre looks on. The game was delayed for 39 minutes.

The Yankees'catcher Jorge Posada looks to first base after tagging out Marlin's Ivan Roriguez on a rundown in the sixth inning. The play began on a fielders'choice to Yankees pitcher Mike Mussina on a ball hit by Derrek Lee.

The Yankees' Hideki Matsui hits an RBI single in the eighth inning against the Marlins relief pitcher Dontrelle Willis, scoring Derek Jeter to make the score 2-1. Willis who relieved Beckett walked 2 batters and surrendered Matsui's game-winning hit.

The Yankees' Bernie Williams (51) is congratulated after his three-run homer, scoring teammates Derek Jeter, right, and Alfonso Soriano, obscured at rear, in the ninth inning. Williams' home run gives him the all-time HR (19) and RBI (65) playoff records.

Yankees reliever Mariano Rivera throws in the ninth inning against the Marlins. Rivera struck out two and pitched two scoreless frames for his first save of the 2003 World Series.

New York Yankees celebrate at the end of the game as they beat the Marlins 6-1 in game 3 of the World Series at Pro Player Stadium in Miami, Fla., early Wednesday, Oct. 22. They are, from the left, David Dellucci (11), Hideki Matsui (55), Bernie Williams, Aaron Boone, Derek Jeter and Alfonso Soriano. The Bronx Bombers lead the series 2 games to 1.