The Dodgers seek a World Series title for the first time in 29 years, while the Astros hope for their first one ever in a series that deserves nothing less than winner-takes-all.
Inside the inning that kept the Dodgers in this World Series
It had to be this way. One of the all-time great World Series — a mesmerizing matchup between two 100-win teams that has been even better than advertised — had to go the distance, and the Dodgers were more than happy to honor that idea with their 3-1 Game 6 victory over the Astros on Tuesday night. And so here comes Game 7, the breaking point in this beautiful battle of baseball behemoths.
Dave Roberts’ preference was to refrain from using Clayton Kershaw in Game 6. Now Game 7 presents a different opportunity, one in which Roberts will look for ways to use his ace left-hander.
For the second World Series in a row — and for the first time in Dodger Stadium history — we’re fortunate enough to be treated to a Fall Classic that will head to a Game 7.
For the second World Series in a row — and for the first time in Dodger Stadium history — we’re fortunate enough to be treated to a Fall Classic that will head to a Game 7.
Kershaw, Keuchel ready in bullpen for Gm. 7
In a close Game 6 of the World Series that L.A. absolutely had to win, they had to do all the little things right. And that includes the defensive plays.
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