Jesse Rogers ESPN Staff Writer

Jon Lester spends 47k on beer for Cubs fans.


Jon Lester spends 47k on beer for Cubs fans.
Yankees announce that RHP Tommy Kahnle elected free agency in lieu of accepting an outright assignment.
The Yankees announce that they have exercised their club option for LHP Zack Britton, and declined their 2021 options for OF Brett Gardner and LHP J.A. Happ.
Julio Urias will begin the top of the ninth, with the Dodgers up two runs, but Blake Treinen has begun to warm up. The bottom half of the Rays' lineup awaits.
Five scoreless innings for Blake Snell, who has struck out nine batters, has allowed one baserunner, has thrown 69 pitches and has been nothing short of dominant. But the Dodgers trail by only a run. The Rays' offense is letting them hang around.
Dave Roberts was hoping for a five- to six-inning start from Tony Gonsolin tonight. It began with a high-stress, 25-pitch first inning that saw Alex Wood warm up. Gonsolin was fortunate to get out of it with only one run.
Dave Roberts said yesterday that Tony Gonsolin, pitching on a normal five-day schedule for the first time all month, will function as a traditional starting pitcher tonight. But Rays manager Kevin Cash is prepared for him to be much less than that. Everyone except Walker Buehler, Clayton Kershaw and Julio Urias are available out of the Dodgers' bullpen.
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Great stuff by @AlLeiter22. The Rays let Kershaw and the Dodgers off the hook multiple times. https://t.co/Jz1I9MAUID
RT @SlangsOnSports: With the Dodgers' win, teams are now 35-5 in games where they out-homer their opponent this postseason
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Dodgers snap back vs. Rays, now a win away from winning World Series https://t.co/Isi7q7Exhk
Alden Gonzalez: Dodgers fans have taken over 'neutral' site with L.A. one win from a World Series title https://t.co/cp6plOn5rT
The Dodgers are one win away from the championship, in a Texas ballpark they have claimed as their own. It sounded like this ...
Clayton Kershaw had two on, none out and only a one-run lead in the fourth. He has since retired five consecutive batters (and one highly aggressive baserunner). He's through 5 with 83 pitches, and the Dodgers have a 4-2 lead.
Max Muncy is locked in in a way he hasn't been all season. That homer was his first in 11 days, but he's now batting .412/.545/.647 in the World Series.
Clayton Kershaw needed 50 pitches to get the first 9 outs, and it's going to be really interesting to see how Dave Roberts pieces this game together. Blake Treinen, Brusdar Graterol and Kenley Jansen have appeared in the last two, and Pedro Baez faced 7 batters last night. Walker Buehler, Tony Gonsolin and Dustin May might all be options.
A very rare misjudgment from Mookie Betts, trying to cut the ball off rather than playing it off the wall and ultimately giving Yandy Diaz an extra base with a triple.
Tyler Glasnow has set a World Series record with three wild pitches in this game, and he has only completed three innings. The average exit velocity against him tonight is 102.8 mph. With an off day tomorrow, I can't imagine he'll face Mookie Betts again.
Corey Seager has 19 RBIs this postseason. The only man with more: David Freese, with 21 in 2011.
The Dodgers pieced together a couple of runs and forced Tyler Glasnow to throw 34 pitches less than 20 hours after one of the worst losses in World Series history. Probably important.


