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After 18-inning World Series thriller, Dodgers and Blue Jays scrambling to reset pitching for Game 4
T he Los Angeles Dodgers outlasted the Toronto Blue Jays overnight in a marathon World Series Game 3 that burned on into Tuesday morning until Freddie Freeman delivered a walk-off home run to begin the bottom of the 18th inning. The Dodgers, as a result, now have a 2-1 edge in the best-of-seven series.

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Freddie Freeman's walk-off homer gives Dodgers a 2-1 World Series lead after thrilling 17-inning game
Who wins World Series Game 3? Simulation has Jays-Dodgers decided by play at the plate
What will the Dodgers and Blue Jays have left for Game 4 of World Series?
Game 3, a 6-5 victory for the Los Angeles Dodgers over the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night, was a flawed, glorious classic, matching the 18-inning Game 3 between the Dodgers and Boston Red Sox in 20...

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Winnipeg Free Press · 6h
Blue Jays drop 6-5 decision to Dodgers after Freeman walkoff ends 18-inning marathon
Jays will face Ohtani on the mound, plate in Game 4 of World Series tonight
The Dodgers' historic World Series Game 3 victory, by the numbers
Ohtani has a record number of multihomer games this postseason.

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Ohtani sets multiple World Series records in Game 3
Freddie Freeman’s walk-off encore might’ve propelled Dodgers to another World Series title

Where does the Dodgers-Blue Jays Game 3 thriller rank in longest World Series games of all time

Where does Game 3's 18-inning instant classic between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays rank in the longest World Series games of all time?

Will Blue Jays keep walking Shohei Ohtani? How Dodgers can counter the boldest World Series strategy yet

Toronto's strategy has paid off but Dave Roberts could counter in Game 4 by swapping Mookie Betts with Will Smith, Teoscar Hernández and others.

An unforgettable night at the World Series lasted 18 incredible innings

A bat and a ball and some age-old rules, once again casting their spell on some late October night, entrancing entire countries long past their bedtimes, hypnotizing grown men as earnestly as the children who idolize them — leaving everyone certain they will remember these 18 innings forever?

Will Klein, the Dodgers’ last resort, is their latest World Series hero

Will Klein,” Dodgers first baseman and walk-off hero Freddie Freeman said afterward, admiringly. “MVP of this game.”
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