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Where were you Friday night…when this happened?
The Dodgers are up 2 games to none in the World Series with Game Three tonight in New York.
But what happened Friday night at Dodger Stadium will be talked about for decades and centuries.
If you missed it…the Dodgers were down 3-2 in the 10th inning…they had the bases loaded and 2 outs…when Freddie hit the first pitch he saw out to right…
Now that was insane…it was historic…it was the first game-ending Grand Slam in World Series history. But remember…the Dodgers have dedicated this series to the memory of Dodger legend… Fernando Valenzuela…who wore number 34. Check this out.
- 3 bases loaded… grand slam got them 4 runs.
- The score was 6-3 and the game went 10 innings. Fernando died at the age of 63 during the 10th month of the year
- Freddie Freeman won the game…and Fernando had 2 nicknames…“El Toro” and the other was, “Freddie”.
Add to that…all the parallels to Kirk Gibson’s game-winning home run in the 1988 World Series…Dodger Magic was STRONG on Friday night.
OH! And good news…Shohei Ohtani looked like he got hurt on Saturday night...manager Dave Roberts says he’s ok and we’ll play tonight in Game 3.
What do you think??