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Longest games in World Series history: Where does Dodgers-Blue Jays epic rank?

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays are making history in Game 3 of the World Series, just the fifth time that a Fall Classic contest has gone to 14 innings.

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Blue Jays-Dodgers is the 2nd-longest baseball game in World Series history

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Today in Blue Jays History: Jays win their first World Series

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Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers tied 5-5 in 12th inning

The Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers are into extra innings after going back-and-forth on the scoreboard all night.

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Watch Live: Blue Jays speak ahead of World Series Game 3

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Don’t have Blue Jays tickets? Here’s how you can catch Game 3 of the World Series tonight

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Blue Jays and Dodgers in extra innings. Live updates from LA here

This is now the second-longest game in World Series history.

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‘Impressive’: Yamamoto throws complete game as Dodgers beat Blue Jays to even up World Series. Recap here.

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Fans to cheer on Blue Jays from afar as team looks to take World Series lead in L.A.

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Max Scherzer World Series stats: Future Hall of Famer makes history vs Dodgers

Here's a closer look at Max Scherzer's World Series resume and stats, as he makes history with his Game 3 of the World Series vs the Dodgers.

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Today in Sports - Baltimore Orioles win first World Series in franchise history, Frank Robinson MVP

Today in Sports, October 9 - Baltimore Orioles win first World Series in franchise history, Frank Robinson MVP

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Today in 1985: Kansas City Royals clinch first World Series title

The 1985 American League Cy Young Award winner Bret Saberhagen was crowned the World Series MVP after pitching a nearly perfect postseason. Saberhagen pitched a five-hit, no-walk shutout performance in Game 7 to help Kansas City secure its first title.

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How Dodgers' Yoshinobu Yamamoto locked in during World Series complete game: 'He didn't make a mistake'

Yoshinobu Yamamoto stood alone on the mound, his eyes fixed on the plate. Still, for seconds, not even a deep breath. He didn't need a moment to steady before firing a 1-2 fastball up and in that George Springer swung through in the eighth at 96 miles per hour.