Dodgers Win First World Series Title Since 1988 With Game 6 Win Vs. Rays
Mookie gets his second ring since 2018
The Los Angeles Dodgers finally have done it.
L.A. claimed its first World Series championship since 1988 with a 3-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 6 on Tuesday night.
The Rays certainly put up a good fight, but Kevin Cash’s poor decision to remove Blake Snell in the sixth inning with one out and a slim 1-0 Rays lead in a win-or-go-home game may have been the difference maker.
Whether that cost the Rays a chance at Game 7 is a conversation for another day, though. So watch the Dodgers celebrate.
Los Angeles winning also means Mookie Betts gets his second World Series ring since 2018. Betts, of course, was a member of the Boston Red Sox when they beat the Dodgers to claim the title.
Betts scored the game-winning run and provided some insurance in the eighth with a solo home run, for what it’s worth.
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