If you like sports, if you like baseball, there's no better place to be than right here at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.

The tom-toms are going to chop the chant.

These Braves fans are ready.

A perfect night for baseball.

The official York time is 828 and 10 seconds.

Game time temperature here, a beautiful October evening here in Atlanta, 70 degrees.

And if you're looking for something encouraging if you're a Braves fan,

John Smoltz said, the heck with the start time, I want to go warm up,

went right out on the field.

He is starting his warm-up tosses. The Braves have taken the field defensively. It's Gant, Nixon, and Justice around the outfield. Pendleton, blouser, Limke, and Bream. They make up the infield. Damon Berryhill behind the plate. And a 15-game winner during the regular season, two more wins in postseason. John Smoltz is on the mound. We're set to get underway, and here to kick it off are you? Welcome back for what I hope is at least five more, Professor. Here's Pete Van Wier. Okay, thank you, Don. And good evening, everyone. The Pirates will send up Alex Cole, Jay Bell, and Andy Van Sike here in the top half of the first inning. John Smoltz trying to become the first starting pitcher ever to win three games in a National League Championship series. Jesse Orozco won three for the Mets in 86, but all three of those, of course, out of the bullpen. Did you like, or did you see what I saw and did you like John Smoltz's approach to going out there and getting ready? They kind of jumped the gun on CBS. They were waiting. Normally there is a guy standing there who wants to hold you by the hand and walk you out. But I was watching John in the dugout pacing a little bit. He said, the heck with this. Let's get it going. I think he was ready for this one about five minutes after last night's game ended.

And here comes Alex Cole to lead it off for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

As they try to do something that no National League team has ever done,

bounce back from a 3-1 deficit and win a National League championship series.

Alex Cole, two for eight in the series.

And now we are waiting for the CBSQ for the first pitch. Played on fire John McSherry.

Brushes off on plate.

We're set to get underway tonight from Atlanta.

Smolt's looking in for his side, the right-hander-wise,

and the first pitch of game seven is on the way

and almost hit Cole. Fastball inside around the knees, ball one.

Here's the wide again by Smolts and a 1-0 pitch on the way, and it's high with a fastball, two and nothing.

Cole a left-hand batter.

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