The Dodgers-Blue Jays World Series has not disappointed, and in Game 3 they put on a show that sort of blew the Tigers' 15-inning saga against the Mariners in the ALDS out of the water.
On Monday, LA and Toronto completed 18 innings of baseball in a six-hour, 39-minute classic. Both teams completely emptied their bullpens and almost their benches and put forth of the worst and best defense you've ever seen before Freddie Freeman finally walked it off for the Dodgers in the bottom of the 18th with a solo homer.
The biggest individual story to come out of that game wasn't Freeman's, though.