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Dodgers giving Shohei Ohtani ball for World Series Game 7

Shohei Ohtani Could Snap 50-Year-Old Record In World Series Game 7 Start

Shohei Ohtani will start Game 7 of the World Series for the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Toronto Blue Jays, showcasing the two-way star on the mound in the sport’s biggest game.

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Bo Bichette homer chases Shohei Ohtani in third inning of World Series Game 7

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Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts Says Shohei Ohtani a Possibility to Start Game 7 of World Series

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Drake Supports Hometown Blue Jays at Game 6 of the World Series

Drake stepped out in full hometown hero mode on Halloween night (Oct. 31), attending Game 6 of the 2025 World Series at Rogers Centre in Toronto as the Blue Jays attempted to clinch their first champi...

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World Series 2025: Here's why the umpires gave Shohei Ohtani extra time to warm up before Bo Bichette's HR

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World Series Game 7 odds: Shohei Ohtani, Dodgers favored against Blue Jays

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Dodgers’ pitcher Shohei Ohtani exits World Series Game 7 in 3rd inning

Ohtani was eventually taken off the bump in the third inning after allowing three earned runs on five hits with two free passes issued and three strikeouts through 51 pitches.

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In a career of awe-inspiring moments, Shohei Ohtani faces perhaps his biggest challenge

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Dodgers make rare Shohei Ohtani pitching decision for win-or-go-home Game 7 vs. Blue Jays

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Pair of former Red Sox save Dodgers to force Game 7 of World Series

Mookie Betts broke out of his World Series slump, while Kiké Hernandez made a highlight play to seal the win. The post Pair of former Red Sox save Dodgers to force Game 7 of World Series appeared first on Boston.

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Photo gallery: The 1975 World Series, 50 years later

You don’t get a curse without a little heartbreak first. The Boston Red Sox-World Series-winning drought lasted from 1918 to 2004, and the team ended four postseasons one win away during that 86-year stretch. The 1975 World Series against the Cincinnati Reds was the third heart-render for the team, and one of the most brutal.

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This Day In Sports: Fisk’s body language wins it for Boston

While it actually had nothing to do with the moment, but it’s easy to believe that Carlton Fisk’s body language produced baseball history.