The Los Angeles Dodgers struggled to get their bats going against Blake Snell and the Tampa Bay Rays pitching staff, amounting to a 6-4 loss in Game 2 of the World Series.
The second matchup saw the Rays send their ace to the mound, while the Dodgers relied heavily on their bullpen. Tony Gonsolin got the start on just two days’ rest and wasn’t expected to provide much length.
That was indeed the case as he recorded just four outs, giving up a hit and a run as the opener. Dylan Floro followed him and promptly retired all three batters faced.