The Los Angeles Dodgers just took part in one of the best World Series games ever against the Blue Jays on Monday night. Extra innings are always a great recipe for some true drama, and nine additional innings can make things particularly wild, especially after a regular season full of ghost runners. On Tuesday morning, much of the coverage of the game centered on Freddie Freeman's walk-off homer that mercifully ended the contest, but the main reason why we ever reached extras in the first place was because of the play of Shohei Ohtani.
Dodgers social media trolls Blue Jays fans after Ohtani's epic World Series Game 3
