Brett Anderson pitched wonderfully in his postseason debut, but he owes Coco Crisp some of the credit.

Crisp made a leaping catch in the second inning near the top of the center field wall that likely prevented a home run off the bat of Prince Fielder.

Anderson allowed two hits, struck out six and walked two in six innings. He was on a pitch count of 80 and was done at exactly that, though was never told about it beforehand.

Crisp's spectacular catch was the only fly ball out induced by Anderson. Of the 18 outs he recorded, 11 were groundouts and six were strikeouts.