Dodgers Win The Most Ridiculous World Series Game Ever

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  @andrewct0678 · 11 months ago

  I love how I took an edible at the start of this game, managed to take a nap in the middle of the game, wake up completely sober, and the game was STILL barley in the 13th 😭😭😭

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• JM

  @JMay60206 · 11 months ago

  I think this is the first World Series walk off where the team celebrated the relief pitcher.

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• BL

  @blissatdawn · 11 months ago

  I feel like people aren't talking about Yamamoto enough. Dude volunteers himself, 2 days after throwing a complete game. Actual GOAT stuff.

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  @ItsLuckyMatt · 11 months ago

  I stayed up till 3am watching my jays lose and when Freddie hit that walk off all I could think was “I just witnessed the greatest baseball game of all time and I’m pissed”

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• LA

  @LangyLang · 11 months ago

  Yamamoto getting in the bullpen after Robert’s announced he was going to put in a position player to pitch, then yoshi volunteered. My GOAT

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• JA

  @jasongiannaros4091 · 11 months ago

  Yamamoto is such a Dawg for volunteering to go out and pitch on a single day's rest after throwing a complete game

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• YO

  @YoureGhey · 11 months ago (edited)

  Klein is getting a lot of love, which is deserved, but Henriquez deserves a lot of love too! Our bullpen held it down

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  @Josiah22Martinez · 11 months ago

  I was AT THE GAME. I may never go to another world series game... but if I do I will sure never go to another one like that.

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  @Josiah22Martinez · 11 months ago

  and if you're wondering why the dodger hitters thought they got it several times is cause there gone at 6-7pm but after 9 the marina layer sets in, and nothing carries at all.

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• DR

  @drygnfyre · 11 months ago

  Random journeymen players like Klein coming out of nowhere and being World Series heroes is why I have always loved baseball. It’s truly a game where anyone can surprise you.

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• BA

  @baseballcrypt · 11 months ago (edited)

  How ironic is it that the two longest World Series games ever both featured the Dodgers at home, in Los Angeles, against an AL East team, and ended in the 18th inning on a walkoff homerun. Deja-vu 🔥

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  @FelipeASaito · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auRUlhdZTPQ&amp;t=445">7:25</a> when Ohtani came for his 4th at-bat, one of the narrators on the Brazilian transmission said &quot;well, going by the pattern he has to hit a homer now, he went double -&gt; homer -&gt; double&quot;

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