Dodgers Take Game 1 Over Astros 3-1
Clayton Kershaw struck out 11, the most by a pitcher in a World Series opener since 1968, Chris Taylor and Justin Turner homered, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Houston Astros 3-1 Tuesday night.
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Clayton Kershaw struck out 11, the most by a pitcher in a World Series opener since 1968, Chris Taylor and Justin Turner homered, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Houston Astros 3-1 Tuesday night.
Valerie Bharadwaj says she still remembers her mother, Teresa Sanchez, screaming in the living room when Kirk Gibson hit that unforgettable home run in 1988.
It's been a generation, but finally, the Los Angeles Dodgers will face the Houston Astros in Game 1 of the World Series Tuesday, in what could be the hottest World Series game on record.
Two Riverside families are all friends now, but Tuesday night, they'll be rooting for two different teams in the World Series. The Marisnick's son is an Astro and the Barnes' son is a Dodger.
As the World Series approaches, Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner sits for an extended interview with CBS2 Sports Director Jim Hill.
In just two years at helm Dave Roberts has the Dodgers in the World Series. He sat down with CBS2's Jim Hill with some insight on how he built a winner.
Roberts did not say who the Dodgers would drop from the roster to make room for Seager.
"It's amazing for Dodgers fans," Hatcher told KCAL9/CBS2's Joy Benedict. "They've been waiting a long time!"
After sweeping the Astros in three games at Yankees Stadium, New York scored just three runs and had 20 hits in the four games at Houston, striking out 48 times.
Some Dodgers fans are looking for an epic East Coast-West Coast matchup.
The world has seen a seismic shift since the Dodgers last made it to the World Series in 1988.
Nearly three decades later, the Los Angeles Dodgers are headed back to the World Series and fans are ecstatic and serious about getting ready.
Clayton Kershaw breezed through six crisp innings and Cody Bellinger had three hits
Enrique Hernandez put a Hollywood ending on an LA story three decades in the making.
Game 5 is Thursday, with Jose Quintana pitching for Chicago against Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw.
