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David Ortiz Stresses ‘One Game at a Time’ Mantra for Red Sox, Says Team Can’t Try to Do Too Much

by NESN Staff on Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 7:24PM

David Ortiz is no stranger to the pressure cooker that is Boston baseball. He's also no stranger to producing when it matters most in those high-pressure, high-profile affairs.

The Red Sox haven't yet qualified for the playoffs, but game No. 162 will essentially be playoff game No. 1, as the Sox fight for their playoff lives. Ortiz talked with Heidi Watney about what it takes to win in games this time of year, and he stressed that it's important for the team to not get too carried away with the situation.

See more in the video above from Red Sox Gameday Live Presented by UNO.