This whole World Series has been a back-and-forth affair, with neither team being able to win two in a row over the first four games. That led to a 2-2 tie heading into Sunday’s Game Five, a pivotal contest in this series. The Rays turned to Tyler Glasnow to start this one for them, but the righty just didn’t have his command early on. The Dodgers jumped on him right away, with Mookie Betts leading off the game with a double and then immediately coming in to score on a Corey Seager single.
MLB Roundup 10/26: The Dodgers are one win away from a title
