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Yoshinobu Yamamoto gave manager Dave Roberts a huge gift tonight with this strong start. Yamamoto has thrown 80 pitches through six innings and has only surrendered one hit, a solo homer to Juan Soto https://awmopen.com/.

Soto’s homer was the Yankees’ only hit until the ninth, when he started a rally by singling off the wall against Blake Treinen. Giancarlo Stanton and Jazz Chisholm Jr. singled. Anthony Rizzo was hit by pitch, loading the bases and bringing the tying run into scoring position. But Treinen whiffed Anthony Volpe, and lefty Alex Vesia induced a first-pitch fly out from pinch-hitter Jose Trevino.

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The rally ultimately full short, but the Yankees did make things interesting against Blake Treinen in the ninth inning. Soto hit a long single off the wall to begin the inning, Giancarlo Stanton smoked a ball off the third base bag, Jazz Chisholm Jr. stroked an RBI single, and Anthony Rizzo took a pitch to the midsection to load the bases with one out.

While the Dodgers will now take a crucial 2-0 advantage to New York, they might do it with far less star power. NL MVP favorite Shohei Ohtani, who became the first player in baseball history to record 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in one season, left the game in the seventh inning after suffering a left shoulder injury on a stolen base attempt.

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The Padres tagged Buehler for six runs in the second inning of Game 3 of the NLDS, though, to be fair, his defense did him no favors. Since that six-run inning, Buehler has thrown 12 consecutive scoreless innings spanning three starts. His stuff has ticked up too. Both his curveball and sweeper had their best movement of the season last two times out.

Don Larsen was a mediocre pitcher at best, going 81-91 with a 3.78 earned-run average in 14 seasons, and he was so bad in his first World Series start in 1956 that he was pulled in the second inning after giving up four runs in a 13-8 Game 2 loss to the Brooklyn Dodgers.

The Padres tagged Buehler for six runs in the second inning of Game 3 of the NLDS, though, to be fair, his defense did him no favors. Since that six-run inning, Buehler has thrown 12 consecutive scoreless innings spanning three starts. His stuff has ticked up too. Both his curveball and sweeper had their best movement of the season last two times out.

Don Larsen was a mediocre pitcher at best, going 81-91 with a 3.78 earned-run average in 14 seasons, and he was so bad in his first World Series start in 1956 that he was pulled in the second inning after giving up four runs in a 13-8 Game 2 loss to the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Any injuries of note?Yankees: As mentioned, Rizzo is playing through two fractured fingers on his right hand. It is a pain tolerance issue for Rizzo, as the fractures won’t heal until the offseason. Lefty Nestor Cortes (left elbow flexor strain) had faced hitters in simulated action and was added to the World Series roster. Infielder DJ LeMahieu (right hip impingement) has been continuing hitting and fielding with the club, just in case he is needed.

So when his father picked him up and — surprise! — showed him tickets in the right-field pavilion and headed directly for Chavez Ravine, Zachary was beyond thrilled. They met his mom in Echo Park for pregame tacos at Guisados and soon were in their seats.

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Meanwhile, it was another fantastic inning from Cole that saw no hard contact and ended with a strikeout of Shohei Ohtani. Cole has allowed just one hit with three strikeouts, and has (mostly) looked like the hurler that took home a Cy Young in 2023.

Left fielder Alex Verdugo made a running catch in foul territory to retire Ohtani on Cortes’ first pitch. Verdugo’s momentum sent him tumbling over the low retaining wall, advancing both runners one base because by rule it became a dead ball when Verdugo wound up in the stands.

“Oh man, I mean he crushed that ball,” Lux said. “I think it was 108, spun it well too. So I think right when he hit it everyone knew it was a homer. That was about as good of one as you can get there, bases loaded in a World Series game to win it, can’t make that up.”

Meanwhile, it was another fantastic inning from Cole that saw no hard contact and ended with a strikeout of Shohei Ohtani. Cole has allowed just one hit with three strikeouts, and has (mostly) looked like the hurler that took home a Cy Young in 2023.

Left fielder Alex Verdugo made a running catch in foul territory to retire Ohtani on Cortes’ first pitch. Verdugo’s momentum sent him tumbling over the low retaining wall, advancing both runners one base because by rule it became a dead ball when Verdugo wound up in the stands.

“Oh man, I mean he crushed that ball,” Lux said. “I think it was 108, spun it well too. So I think right when he hit it everyone knew it was a homer. That was about as good of one as you can get there, bases loaded in a World Series game to win it, can’t make that up.”