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Sports Illustrated
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Eva Geitheim

Blue Jays Manager Says Only One Thing ‘Sucks’ About Rebounding From Game 3 Loss

As the Dodgers swarmed the field and the crowd at Dodger Stadium lit up close to midnight on the West Coast in celebration of Freddie Freeman hitting a walk-off home run to finally end Game 3 of the World Series in the 18th inning, the Blue Jays solemnly walked off the field as they fell to 1-2 in the series.

The Blue Jays and Dodgers became tied at 5-5 during the seventh inning on Monday night, and for over 10 innings, neither team could manage another run. The Blue Jays held strong for eight extra innings as they saw multiple changes to their lineup while reliever Eric Lauer came through with 4.2 scoreless innings late in the game. Unfortunately for them, they were unable to manage another run and could not hold on any longer when Freeman came to the plate for the last time.

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