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    Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers win the World Series against the Yankees and excite MLB fans with the return of the G5 | News, results, highlights, statistics and rumors

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    NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 30: The Los Angeles Dodgers celebrate on the field after defeating the New York Yankees in Game 5 of the 2024 World Series presented by Capital One between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees. New York at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday. October 30, 2024 in New York, New York. (Photo by Dustin Satloff/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

    Photos by Dustin Satloff/MLB via Getty Images

    How would you describe the Los Angeles Dodgers’ title-clinching 7-6 comeback (after trailing 5-0 in the first three innings) over the New York Yankees in Game 5 of the World Series?

    Here are some suggestions. Mix and match at your own discretion.

    Wild. Crackpot. Crazy. Bananas. Incredible. Electrifying. Baffling. Shocking. Awesome. Memorable. Magical. Distressing. Iconic. Amazing. Remarkable. Awesome. Epic. Outrageous. Exciting. Exciting. Incredible. Earring. Demure (OK, definitely not demure, just make sure you stick with it).

    There were heroes for the Dodgers (Freddie Freeman once again, Mookie Betts, Teoscar Hernández, basically the entire Los Angeles pitching staff) and goats for a Yankees team that fell apart defensively, making almost every mistake possible, including the interference from the receiver and an obstacle. !

    jon morosi @jonmorosi

    The five unearned runs allowed by the Yankees tonight are the most in any World Series decider.

    We’ll break down each key moment of the game in a moment. But first, these were some of the adjectives (and reactions) that social media offered as the Dodgers made a comeback for good:

    OptaSTATS @OptaSTATS

    He @Dodgers They are the first team in MLB postseason history to fall behind by more than 5 runs, erase that deficit, fall behind again, and still win the game.
    They did it to win the World Series title.

    jon morosi @jonmorosi

    Walker Buehler gets the last 3 outs.
    Epic comeback in the Bronx.
    The Dodgers are World Series champions.    @MLBRed

    Jeff Wilson @JeffWilsonTXR

    Congratulations to the Dodgers. Good teams take advantage of extra outs and Lord knows the Yankees provided them tonight.
    The offseason starts now.

    Adam Schein @Adam Schein

    This Dodgers team is incredible. The best baseball team of the entire year. Fantastic, talented, tough, determined, brave, brave. I dealt with adversity all year. Beautiful baseball machine. More than worthy champion. Congratulations to the amazing Dodger fans and very nice team.

    Kevin Negandhi @Kevin Negandhi

    Dave Roberts did a masterful job with his bullpen. The Dodgers had the biggest comeback in a decisive game of the World Series.

    Jeff Schultz @JeffSchultzATL

    Congratulations to the Dodgers. Well deserved. Some will point to their high payroll this season, but they overcame a ton of injuries to win this World Series. Freddie Freeman endured family trauma and battled through a broken ankle to lead them. He has 2 titles in 4 seasons with 2 teams.

    Jeff Passan @JeffPassan

    What a crazy game.

    Arif Hasan, but NFL @ArifHasanNFL

    Baseball is going crazy, damn it.

    Scott Hanson @Scott Hanson

    It’s going to be wild in Los Angeles tonight!
    Congratulations     @Dodgers !!!

    Amy Fadool Kane @amyfadoolNBCS

    Wow! What a game. What a comeback! The Dodgers win everything. #WorldSeries

    Miguel Fabiano @miguel_fabiano

    This will probably go down in history as the most embarrassing and humiliating loss in New York Yankees World Series history.

    Jordan Raanan @JordanRaanan

    The Yankees were a team that made stupid mistakes, lacked effort, and had poor fundamentals all season long. The manager rarely held anyone accountable and…it bit them in the butt and cost them the World Series. Frustrating.
    The Dodgers were better.

    The fifth game took place in four very different chapters.

    The first was New York’s offensive explosion in the first three innings, highlighted by Aaron Judge’s two-run homer in the bottom of the first, Jazz Chisholm’s solo shot one batter later and Giancarlo Stanton’s homer in the third.

    The second inning was a wild top of the fifth for the Dodgers.

    New York’s horrible fielding, highlighted by Judge’s surprising fall in center field, a throwing error by Anthony Volpe and Gerrit Cole’s failure to cover first base on what should have been an inning-ending groundout, He opened the door to a big frame, and the Dodgers pounced on him. .

    FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX

    Judge can’t catch that one, and the Dodgers have 2 with no out!
    : FOX     pic.twitter.com/S8c5QGQljm

    FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX

    Oh wow…
    Another mistake by the Yankees defense as no one covers first and the Dodgers are on the board!     pic.twitter.com/BACmr6IKkM

    The red-hot Freddie Freeman drove in two with a single, followed by a two-run double from Teoscar Hernández:

    Ed Werder @WerderEdNFL

    That half inning would be a great tutorial for young baseball players to learn the importance of concentration and fundamentals, from hustling off the mound to running out every ground ball. The Yankees failed at fundamental baseball and the Dodgers excelled at it.

    trey wingo @Wingoz

    The Yankees just gave up 5 runs involved. Congratulations to the Dodgers for fighting back

    The third chapter was a more moderate version of the second.

    After Giancarlo Stanton gave the Yankees the lead in the bottom of the sixth with a sacrifice fly, the Dodgers loaded the bases twice in the top of the eighth inning. On both occasions, sacrifice flies, first by Gavin Lux and then by Betts after Shohei Ohtani reached base on catcher’s interference, gave the Dodgers their first lead of the game.

    FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX

    Cather’s interference in Austin Wells
    The bases are loaded again for the Dodgers     pic.twitter.com/RmlMKPTaLx

    And then there was the fourth and final chapter, and it was the most disappointing. With six outs remaining, the Yankees were unable to muster a run, as the Dodgers bullpen, which was called upon to handle 7.2 innings in this game, silenced the same offense that hit starter Jack Flaherty.

    The bullpen had to dig so deep that closer Blake Treinen pitched 2.1 innings, while Game 3 starter Walker Buehler was called on for the save.

    That’s how wonderfully strange this game was, at least from the perspective of Los Angeles. In New York, the choice of adjectives will definitely be more negative. We will leave them to your own imagination.

    Sakege
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