On a night when the Dodgers won, then the Astros won, then the Dodgers won, then the Astros finally won, the World Series seemingly lost its mind, but the Astros rediscovered their mojo. In a game that lasted 5 hours, 17 minutes, the Dodgers’ angst over lost opportunities will endure much longer. The Dodgers will counter with Rich Hill, who will carry not just some postseason inconsistency but also the baggage of the second game the Dodgers have blown in this series. The Dodgers and Astros face off in Houston with the World Series tied at 2-2. Morrow, who has pitched in 12 of the Dodgers’ 13 postseason games, gave up a homer on the first pitch to Springer.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 30, 2017 06:45 UTC