Every Celebrity We Spotted at World Series Game 3 in L.A. Dodger Stadium was chock full of stars on Monday night. Sports Illustrated · Oct 28, 2025
SI:AM | The Many Heroes of an 18-Inning World Series Game 3 Shohei Ohtani was brilliant, of course, but the Dodgers couldn’t have won without the contributions of an unlikely savior. Sports Illustrated · Oct 28, 2025
Eight Times the 18-Inning World Series Game 3 Almost Ended Game 3 of the World Series turned into a marathon. Here are all the ways this instant classic almost ended “early” in extra innings. Sports Illustrated · Oct 28, 2025
Every Record That Was Broken During Dodgers-Blue Jays 18-Inning World Series Game 3 Plenty of MLB history was broken during the 18-inning marathon that was World Series Game 3. Sports Illustrated · Oct 28, 2025
World Series Game 3 Drew Higher Ratings Than 'Monday Night Football' Major League Baseball's postseason ratings success continues. Sports Illustrated · Oct 30, 2024
World Series Game 3 Outperforms Monday Night Football World Series Game 3 between Dodgers and Yankees surpasses 'Monday Night Football' in viewership, showcasing baseball's national appeal. Top News · Oct 30, 2024
World Series Game 3 Takeaways: Buehler, Dodgers Bullpen Keep Yankees’ Bats Quiet Los Angeles took a commanding 3–0 lead in the World Series on Monday behind another scoreless outing from Walker Buehler in a 4–2 win that pushes the Yankees to the brink of elimination. Sports Illustrated · Oct 29, 2024
MLB Fans Universally Blast Fat Joe's Awkward Performance Before World Series Game 3 No one seemed to like Fat Joe's performance before Game 3 of the World Series. Sports Illustrated · Oct 29, 2024
Scherzer vs. Pfaadt: What to Expect from the World Series Game 3 Pitching Matchup On Monday, the Rangers are going with a three-time Cy Young winner while Arizona will put its trust in a rookie who’s been sent to the minors three times this season. Sports Illustrated · Oct 30, 2023
Phillies have a blast against Astros’ Lance McCullers in World Series Game 3 victory Rhys Hoskins, Bryce Harper, Alec Bohm, Brandon Marsh and Kyle Schwarber homered in the first five innings, 1,950 feet of long balls that powered Philadelphia to a 7-0 victory and a 2-1 Series lead. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 2, 2022