18 innings. Two games in one, effectively. And Freddie Freeman ends it in familiar fashion.
The Dodgers first baseman hit a walk-off homer to end an epic Game 3 that tied the most innings ever played in a World Series game.
Two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani has reached base an incredible nine times — two homers and two doubles and FIVE walks. Future Hall of Famer Clayton Kershaw came out of the bullpen to get the Dodgers out of a bases-loaded jam. And reliever Will Klein had himself three innings to keep his team in this game.
As for the Blue Jays, some key defensive moments and a three-run shot way back in the fourth inning by catcher Alejandro Kirk had them thinking they would pull it off, but instead it was a late-night heartbreak.
A quick turnaround as Game 4 is set for Tuesday night at 8 p.m. ET. But before then, relive the top moments of Game 3:
12:08a ET
Monday’s Game 3 Score
12:03a ET
Reminder! No ‘Ghost Runner’ Rule In Postseason
3:08a ET
BALLGAME! Freddie Freeman Does It Again!
2:34a ET
18 Innings! Game 3 Ties World Series Record
2:27a ET
Ohtani Ties MLB Record: Nine Times on Base
2:20a ET
Blue Jays Use LHP Little for Bottom of 17th Inning
2:13a ET
17th Inning! Klein Still on Mound for Dodgers
1:42a ET
15 Innings! Second-longest Game in World Series History
1:16a ET
No Heroics For Freddie! Into the 14th Inning …
12:43a ET
Kershaw Takes the Mound — And Gets Out of a Jam!
12:26a ET
To the 12th! Ohtani, Betts Stranded
12:00a ET
Dodgers With an Incredible Relay!
11:18p ET
Incredible Night by Ohtani
11:02p ET
Ohtani Does It Again!
10:53p ET
Vladdy Scores but Bad News for Springer
10:13p ET
Dodgers Get Things Level!
9:35p ET
Kirk Homers, Blue Jays Lead!
9:15p ET
Dodgers Nearly Make It 3-0
9:06p ET
Ohtani Makes It 2-0
8:55p ET
Dodgers Strike First!
8:02p ET
Game 3 Predictions
7:47p ET
Starting Lineups: Plenty of Power in Leadoff Spots
7:25p ET
Jeter on the Dodgers: ‘Battle-tested … They Are Hungry’
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