Dodgers stun Blue Jays to win World Series, a breakdown

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It's maybe the best ending to a World

Series we've had. Definitely in recent

history. Migy Row is up. He was hurt the

day before. They didn't think he was

going to play. Otani is on deck. You do

not want a base runner when you face

Otani. You need to get Miggyro out. He

expects pitches in the zone because of

that and chases but doesn't chase the

next one. Says, "Nuhuh. You got me once,

not twice." That is low. Now you're

behind. Two and one. Fast ball. Nice

pitch. Fouled back. Two strikes. Stays

alive on the fast ball again. Three fast

balls in a row. No, they tried to freeze

him with the slider. It missed. Oh, the

crowd can't believe it. Now it's a full

count. And Miggy Rose at bat before this

one. He also got to a full count. Show

on deck behind him. You can't give Shihi

base runners. If you give the base

runner to Show, he hits a home run. It's

not a tie game. You're losing. You got

to come in the zone here. Everybody

knows it. So, what do you do? You say,

"Okay, he knows I'm coming in the zone,

but I'm not going to give him the fast

ball in the zone. I'm going to try and

trick him and throw a slider in the

zone, but I have to make sure it's in

the zone. So, it's not going to be the

best slider. It's not a great slider."

Mickey Row takes it deep into that fan's

glove. Ties the game. They were four

strikes away from winning, from being

World Series champs. Oh, Hoffman can't

believe it.

Dave Roberts.

He can't believe Oh my god. Oh, he

cannot believe it. What just happened?

Megiro, look at the focus. Look at the

eyes. Look at the hope. Look at the

wishing. Look, let's go. this fan

catches it and then it's like [ __ ] damn

cool that I caught it. I mean, yeah, I

did catch it, but cool. I love Blake

Snell's reaction cuz he's the pitcher.

So, he can't go crazy. He's got to

maintain composure. He's got to go back

on that mount. Everyone is screaming and

yelling around him, just going nuts and

he's like, "Nope, I can't do this. I

have to stay composed. I'm going on the

mount. I got to sit down. I got to get

my change up ready." Going to be facing

Vlatty. The Dodgers don't have the lead.

They just tied it. The Blue Jays can win

the World Series with a walk-off.

Amazing.

That would be amazing. And that's what

Vlatty wants to do. But change up is

outside. Sliders low. Next slider's low.

3 and 0. Crowd's like, "Just do it,

Vlatty. We don't want you to walk. Come

on. Just hit that homer. We don't care

if you swing three 0. Just do it."

What's he going to get? 3 0 change up.

Did he get it? Oh,

no. He did not. First out of the inning.

Oh my goodness. They thought they had

it. The pain would get worse. The false

hope. But Bette was injured. Not on the

roster for the earlier series. Comes on

hitting machine in the World Series.

Like kudos to him. But he's injured. So

they pinch run. Ike. Ike is not a

speedster. He's got average speed, but

he's going to pinch run because Bett is

hurt. Now Barger's up. And this atbat is

going to be a lot of pitches. He's

fouling him off. He's staying alive.

It's 2-2. He fouls it off. He eats it.

Three and two.

Snell wanted it as a strike. Didn't get

it. It was just off the plate. Snell

just goes, "Damn, man. Come on, man.

Damn."

Roberts says, "You got to go out. We're

going to bring in Yamamoto Blue Jays.

This guy again." Oh my goodness. He

pitched yesterday, but Vlad's praying.

We got it. We got it. This is our shot.

Yamamoto pitched the game before.

Unbelievable. He's got Kirk up and with

the second pitch, he hits him to Oh, to

load the bases.

Now the odds are heavily in the Blue

Jays favor. A ball in play and they win.

Another hit by pitch and they win. A

walk and they win. Dave Roberts says,

"All right, got to got to make some

changes with the bases loaded. I'm going

to take Edmond out of center field. I'm

going to bring Pice in because he got a

better arm, better fielder." Yeah, watch

this. Watch this. This one's going to

work. You're you're gonna be impressed

with this move. Okay. All right. Cool.

Here we go. Vars shows up. Bottom ninth.

Snell spectator now. Vlatty Springer.

Blue Jays watching. First pitch to

Vario. Low and away. Next pitch put in

play but foul. Wow. So close. And then

dots a 97 mph fast ball. This is the

play of action. Rojos grabs it. Throws

home. They get him if he's safe. They

win the World Series. The Dodgers

brought the infield in

and it works. And the fans are confused.

Wait, what? The Blue Jays fans very

confused. They celebrate. Yes. Yeah.

Whoa. What do you mean? They didn't tag

him. Oh, what? What are we talking? No.

No. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. No. No. No.

No. He's got to review it. No. No. Wait.

Wait. Wait. Wait. Watch. He's gonna Yes.

Yes. He's reviewing it. Yes, he's

reviewing it. But reviewing what? Hm. I

thought he had to tag him. What the heck

is going on here? Do I What is this

about the ownership? They celebrated as

if they were World Series champs. This

freeze frame. No, it's like an alternate

universe. Look at this. They thought

they won. And then it's like, uh, wait,

we did it. What' he say? We Huh?

What? Oh, we He is reviewing it, so we

will get another look. The ball clearly

beat him. I Miggy Rojas makes the play.

That little Hezi right there,

but he gets it. He fires it. Will Smith

catches it like, you know, he's out by

two feet there. So, you got to Oh, wait.

Did you see his foot? Watch this. He

catches it, but his foot is in the air.

Uhoh. Is a World Series going to end on

a ticky tacky replay?

I hope not. I was hoping not. But here

we go. That spike of his cleat just

comes down before Iv's foot reaches the

bag. Thank god. Not for Blue Jays fans,

thank God, but for like the state of

baseball and the drama around it. You

don't want to win on that play. Although

I fully understand Blue Jays fans want

to win on that play. Um, so there was a

lot of discussion around this play,

around two things. IKF, should he have

gotten a bigger lead? You are the World

Series winning run. You were in there to

pinch run. Should he have gotten a

bigger lead off third base? Should he

have gotten a secondary lead? And the

other part, should he have slid? Should

he have not slid? Should he have slid

head first? Well, these are all the

leads he got in the at bat. They're

pretty consistent. Now, the one on the

bottom is when he runs home. The second

one is the foul ball. So, he got the

best jump.

You better jump than on the foul ball,

but yeah, it's not that deep of a lead.

Here it is. Usually, you want to match

the third baseman because if they run a

play to back pick you, which I'll show

you, you want to match him. He's really

close. Uh the other angle shows it and

he's it doesn't look as different here.

It looks like he's a little similar to

Muny at third. Now, me personally, I

don't I don't have any gripe with being

tight at third there. I don't think you

need a big secondary lead. Most players

and most teams don't have big secondary

leads at third base because if the ball

gets through the infielder, you're

scoring with these. If the ball goes to

the outfield, you're scoring with ease.

The majority of balls in play, you're

scoring with ease, especially if they

bobble it. What you don't want to happen

is get backpicked, which happens

decently a good amount. If you get a big

secondary lead and the catcher and the

third baseman are aware of it, it'd be a

risky move for the Dodgers to do this in

the World Series. But it also was a

lefty batter up, which means the catcher

has a clear throwing lane. And when a

lefty's up, you get a little less big

leads. Uh, this would have been

devastating if this happened. People

would have been like, "Where are you

going? You score so easily? A sack fly

and you score. Why would you risk the

lead if this happened?" That's what

everyone would be yelling if they

backpicked him. If there was a hot shot

to Muny and he was able to grab it and

and get the bag for the double up. Uh,

and this was Ernie Clement on the Blue

Jays getting backpicked in Toronto,

which is good for this exercise because

I can show you the overlay of where he

was and where I was. And that's McMahon

at third when they ran this play. Here's

the overlay. And you can see McMahon,

the third baseman. He's way farther away

than Max. And then you can see Ernie

Clement, the runner, gets a bigger lead

and they put on a play and they get him

with ease. That can't happen. If that

happens and he's out there, the loudness

of dude, you score on a sack fly, you

score on a hard hit ball that gets

through the infield, why would you risk

a secondary lead is way louder than what

we're currently having without getting a

second lead in my opinion. And also, I

did some research. getting backpicked at

third base by the catcher has happened

way more times than the runner on third

has beat the play. By beat the play, I

mean there's not a big error by the

infielder or the catcher on this play

and they they stop the ball, they throw

it home and the runner just was faster

than the play. The amount of times that

has happened in the last 10 years that I

did research on is zero. It is it has

not happened. You don't just be faster

than the play. You're hoping they bobble

the ball. It's an error. It gets through

the infield. They got a ball right to

second. Now, this is the play here.

Miggy Row. It they just it goes right to

him and he makes the throw and Smith

gets his foot back down. Every single

ball hit to a second baseman where this

play is on. Base is loaded, zero or one

out, the play is at home. Every single

time the runner is out easily, actually,

I've watched all of them. So that's a

ball to second. He throws home. They've

never beat the play. The only time they

score is when the second baseman

mishandles the ball, drops it, it gets

by. He spikes it to the catcher and he

can't catch it. He airmails it over the

catcher's head. But anytime it's

fielded, you know, relatively cleanly by

both players, the runner has been out.

So it's not a play that I is going to

score on a lot. He needs a bobble. He

needs a misplay.

They got that. They got the slightest

misplay. The throw took Will Smith's bag

foot off the bag this much. So, where my

big gripe is the slide. You don't have

to slide. You can run right through that

bag. You don't have to slide. You don't

have to start your slide this far away.

You know, some people slide and they

touch the plate with their hand because

that gives you like two more steps

before you go down. But I mean, all of

this, as soon as his friction is

happening, he is slowing down. Like,

even if he slides and his foot lands on

the plate, he's safe because of that

bobble, which is heartbreaking for

Toronto fans. That slide is like a

I don't know. The IF slides like that

all the time. I looked up footage. Even

if there's not a play at home plate, he

just slides in. I used to talk about it

when I covered him on the Yankees. I was

like, he does the same slide. It's just

like a video game. Just that's his

slide. Anyway, the game continues and

Ernie Clement can still win this thing

for the Blue Jays. They still have the

go-ahad run on third base. He just needs

to put a charge into one, which he does,

which he does to the warning track.

Who's going to catch it? Anyone? Oh my

god. What?

the defensive replacement that Dave

Roberts put into the game makes the

incredible play. He covered 123 feet. He

bulldozed his left fielder to the

ground. Ernie Clement cannot believe it.

What? Huh?

Oh.

Oh my god. And the sick thing about this

replay, I think Kik was going to catch

it too. I think if Pi's got a later

jump, I think he's basket catching this

ball. I think the Dodgers were making

this play. They were just uh they were

just in a special mode of baseball. What

an absolutely amazing catch. But I do

think that Hernandez was going to catch

that basket style. So much tougher, but

he had he was there. He had the read on

it. He's underneath it. If you freeze

frame it and look at the ball going, I

think he's you know tracking it.

Instead, he gets bulldozed. Pies makes

the grab. Keeps the game tied.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable. Watch Yamamoto's reaction.

He's like, "Oh shit." Oh boy. Oh no. Um,

what? Oh,

did he still a little confused? He c

out. That's an Oh, okay. Wow.

All right. Okay. Good stuff.

[ __ ] Vlatty can't believe it. No way we

didn't score. Bases loaded, one out.

Oh my goodness. The game continues.

Let's jump ahead to the 11th inning.

We're still tied. Shane Bieber is in the

game for the Blue Jays. Miguel Rojos at

the plate. The hero takes a strike. It's

outside. And then swings over that one.

Puts it in play. Ernie Clement gobbles

it up. Throws it to first. One out. All

right. Show's up. Dangerous guy. First

pitch. One hopper. IKF. Bam. One out.

Two outs. Okay. Let's push it to the

bottom of the 11th. Let's win this game.

All right. Will Smith is up. He was on

the other end of the Miguel Rojas play.

He kept the game tied. He got moved up

in the batting order by Dave Roberts a

couple games ago because he was sick of

people walking show and then Mookie was

up and he was going through a tough

time. Now Will Smith is in this spot.

First pitch,

curveball takes it. Next pitch,

curveball takes it. Okay, two and 0. Two

and 0 is a fast ball count. Blue Jays

are like, let's not give in and throw a

fast ball and a fast ball count. Let's

throw a another slider. It's three in a

row, but it's got to be in the zone.

Same thinking with the last home run. Oh

boy, it happened again. And it goes to

the same exact spot in the crowd. And

now the Dodgers have the lead. They have

flooded out of the dugout. They're

screaming. Look at Kershaw's reaction.

He's going. Is he going? Oh. Oh god. Oh

my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. And then

he just runs. Who do I celebrate with?

Oh my god. I got to tell someone.

Everybody already knows. Oh my god. Um,

am I gonna go out a winner? Oh, okay.

Let me get back to my spot. Oh, that's

crazy, man. Oh, crazy. Wow. Collect

myself.

Oh, and then a little smile. Little

looked like a tearful. Look at that

emotion.

Oh, is it Oh, is that real? I think he

just got chills. I think we're just

witnessing someone get chills right

here. Yep, it's real. Bang. Freddy says

turns around. Tay Oscar's got the seeds.

Boom. In the in the face.

Bam. Show's slapping him on the butt.

Slapping them back. Let's go. Show with

a bunch. Let's go.

Oh, let's go.

Blue Jays fans having different emotions

and thoughts and feelings.

Heartbreak in Toronto. And yeah, the

same family got the ball again. And once

again, full effort to gobble up the

ball, grabs it, happy, and then a sudden

realization like, damn, I don't want it.

Like, you know what? I really, we

already got the last one. We'll throw

this one back. Watch how similar these

home runs are. It's insane. Boom. They

go to the same spot. Look at all the

fielders. Besides second base, everyone

else does the same thing. Look at the

left fielder, center fielder. They're

little different starting places. Look

at all this. It's crazy.

They basically touched first base at

similar times. Now they're running

around the bases and they're going to

touch second at the same time. It's

wild.

Okay, now they're going to touch third

like this. They're like one person here.

Third base coach, he's in sync. Look at

his legs.

Unbelievable.

That is wild. And my favorite thing

about being a catcher, got to strap the

pads on, get back to work. Job's a

grind. Can't celebrate too long. Can't

stay in the moment. Got to get my

pitcher through it. Yamamoto still out

there. Bottom of the 11th. Vlatt's

leading off. Got to be a little careful.

Little cut fast ball outside. Okay, ball

one. Next pitch, little like sinker

outside. Ball two. Then he comes in the

zone and Vlad takes. That's the pitch

everyone else on the Dodgers got swung

at. I mean, it's a better pitch, but

it's there. Two and one strike on the

inside. Two and two. That one's inside

now. He's been inside the last three.

Vlatty's like, I do not want to walk. We

need a runner in scoring position. I got

out last time and I watched him lose.

I'm hitting this damn ball. It's inside.

It's a jam shot. He's able to keep his

hands on it while being quick enough.

Puts it in play. The tying run is on

second. Bamo. Bamo. Bamo.

Let's go. He's leading the team. IKF up

again. They say, "We're going to play

for the tie, not to take the lead." They

bunt. He gets it down. It's textbook.

The tying runs at third. You did give

them a free out, which I'm sure the

Dodgers appreciate. Okay, now you got to

do a lot of thinking. The tying run is

on third. Barger is up, the lefty, and

then you have the righty Kirk who's

righty on righty and he's slower. Blue

Jays fans are praying. Please, please.

Now, I was surprised they didn't

intentionally walk Barger here to set up

the double play, but they they kind of

did without doing it. They threw the

pitches. I would have just put him on

first base and set this up, but they

risk it. He doesn't chase. It's a four

pitch walk. There's a runner on first.

The double play is set up. Oh, but we're

still praying. We're in deep prayer.

Please don't end. Please don't end.

Alejandro Kirks up. Fouls that one.

Strike one then takes that such a

dangerous pitch. Oh, the balls to throw

that pitch.

Ow and two now. He's got to protect the

zone. They throw the splitter which

misses barrels but gets balls in play.

Steps on second. Throws at the first.

The Dodgers go back to back. They win.

Look at the reaction from Yamamoto here.

People saying, "Oh, he's going to LA to

be an Otani shadow." He says, "No, I'll

create my own. I'm good." Just

incredible. Ha!

Everyone's mouth's open. Everyone's

screaming. The dog piles on the coaches.

Look at Look at Dave Roberts in the

coaches pile. Look at him. Oh my god. I

can't believe it. He's like reflecting

too early. Oh, Magic is pumped in the

suite. Then they're just giving hugs,

celebrating, and screaming. Every move

he did worked. Unbelievable. Maybe the

best managed end of a series I've ever

seen. I really like this shot. So, I'm

just going to show it to you because

this is the players running on the field

to celebrate, but then you've got this

crew. Now, I'm sure Dodgers fans know

who these guys are. I'm not familiar,

but you got this crew. They're going to

do their own hug and celebrate. And then

the whole crew is going to run to the

coaches and celebrate over there with

the coaching staff. And there's two

different parties going on. Players on

the field, coaching staff, support staff

over there. They're just as excited.

They've been just as in it.

Unbelievable. Maybe one of the best

World Series we've seen in a long time.

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