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LOS ANGELES – Latest news from the World Series (local time):
9:22 p.m.
Cody Bellinger, a Dodger center player, made a sensational pitch to tie a runner in round 10, and the World Series game 3 between the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles was still tied at 1 Friday night.
The Red Sox lead the series 2-0.
Manny Machado had a chance to win at the bottom of the 10th, but Craig Kimbrel, closer to the Red Sox, made him appear with two outs and a runner in second place.
Bellinger saved the Dodgers at the top of 10th position, catching a medium-deep flying ball and tossing runner-pinch Ian Kinsler to the plate for a double-game ending in heat. Bellinger was 275 feet from home when he caught flyer Eduardo Nunez's fly, Statcast said.
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8:47 p.m.
World Series Match 3 prepares for extra rounds – Red Sox-Dodgers tied for 1, LA had a shot at the end of ninth, but kicker Brian Dozier let runners go to first and second to put end to the sleeve.
Boston manager Alex Cora did all sorts of things trying to help his team take the lead 3-0.
Fresh from victory and winning Wednesday night at Fenway Park, left-handed David Price came out of the Red Sox box to start the ninth. He gave a first single to Cody Bellinger, then chose it with a title. Bellinger was tagged after a long feuilleton that brought the nine players from nearby Boston ready to participate.
After a walk of two outings, Craig Kimbrel relieved and walked Chris Taylor. Kimbrel kept the draw by removing Dozier.
Cora reworked her pitch in eighth when Manny Machado scored two outs and a runner first, protecting the slugger from the ball. He moved star defender Jackie Bradley Jr. from center to left, moved Mookie Betts from center to center and slid J.D. Martinez – the weakest of the three – from left to right.
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8:12 p.m.
Jackie Bradley Jr. played in the third game of the world series.
The Boston striker scored a two-game return from the Dodgers' offensive, Kenley Jansen, in the eighth inning, scoring the score at 1-1.
The Dodgers went to Jansen for a six-point save after rookie Walker Buehler crushed Boston for seven innings. Instead, Jansen had another World Series game to forget when Bradley logged in for his third post-season tour.
Bradley's 10 points produced in the post-season were marked by two outs. Boston manager Alex Cora slightly surprised Bradley against Andrew Benintendi in Game 3. Bradley had a single in the third inning and a huge circuit.
Jansen has been broadly solid in the post – season season, but his troubles at last year 's World Series allowed the Astros to come together late in the second and fifth games.
Boston striker Matt Barnes kept his sights on the end of the eighth inning, eliminating Manny Machado with a runner to finish.
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7:39 p.m.
Walker Buehler was eliminated with a 1-0 lead over Boston after seven scoreless two-ball heats, the longest World Series run for a Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher since Clayton Kershaw in the opening match .
Buehler pulled out his last 14 batters, eliminating seven and doing nothing. The 24-year-old rookie rookie used his latest hitter, RBI leader in the big leagues, J.D. Martinez, with a pitch of 98 mph. The 108 lengths of Buehler were his best as a professional.
Kenley Jansen, closer, relieved to start eighth.
Joc Pederson's home off Rick Porcello in the third inning remained the difference. The Dodgers are trying to bounce back after losing their first two games in Boston.
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7:10 p.m.
Walker Buehler launches a real gem.
Summoning all the coolness and polish of Koufax, Hershiser, Kershaw and all the great Dodgers over the years, the 24-year-old rookie threw two balls in six innings against the team that scored the most of goals in the majors.
The Dodgers are still leading 1-0 – they need this game, 2-0 against the Boston Red Sox.
Sandy Koufax applauded with a packed crowd at Dodger Stadium when Buehler asked Mookie Betts to look into the third shot tonight. Buehler is at 93 pitches, and good hitters are coming in the seventh. For the moment, Buehler is not going anywhere except on the hill.
In one section of the pits behind the plate, fans wear Koufax, Valenzuela and Kershaw jerseys. One day, who knows, they could be filled with Buehler's number 21.
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6:49 p.m.
Walker Buehler has mastered the Red Sox through five rounds in his World Series debut, and he will have a chance to continue.
Boston star Rick Porcello finished after 4/23 innings, but Eduardo Rodriguez was able to keep the Red Sox deficit 1-0 before the sixth.
Buehler retired eight times in a row from Boston after finishing fifth on a 1-2. The rookie Dodgers rookie finished five innings of the goal-scoring two-shot ball with 79 shots.
Buehler was then allowed to fight in the lower half, although he hit Porcello while he was trying to free himself. He was unable to follow Yasmani Grandal, who led the fifth to the receiver's first goal struggling for the Dodgers since the third game of the NLCS.
Rodriguez replaced Porcello and eliminated Joc Pederson, whose circuit in the third leg represents the only pbad of Game 3.
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6:26 p.m.
Rick Porcello, Joc Pederson's third goal, ended a series of 74 straight-back games for the Dodgers. This is the World Series record since the New York Mets in 1986, which had no further success in their first 74 appearances before the plate before Lenny Dykstra sank home from Oil Can Boyd, in head of the third match, according to STATS.
Walker Buehler had three scoring and scoring shots in the fourth inning, which is his first three total. He allowed two hits with three strikeouts and no walks, making 68 shots.
Porcello allowed two hits, took out four, and completed a four-run run. He launched 54 throws.
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6:10 p.m.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have left-handers who can knock at home. Who knew?
Joc Pederson jumped in Rick Porcello's boxing for the Dodgers' first-strike, a pbad over the right-hand wall that made it 1-0 in the third inning.
Dodgers coach Dave Roberts was one of Fenway Park's top forwards against two southpaws in Boston, and he had nothing to show. This match-up strategy sparked a lot of criticism when the Dodgers dropped out of both games.
Pederson, Max Muncy, Cody Bellinger and Yasmani Grandal all played on the left against Porcello. They have teamed up for 109 of the Dodgers '(NL)' s 235 homers this season.
Dodgers rookie Walker Buehler has been in control so far. The Red Sox tried to snap it after Jackie Bradley Jr. scored a third-yard goal – Bradley took off for second place while Buehler was in the bottom right, and the right-hander came out calmly and l? threw out.
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5:50 p.m.
Nobody has had success in two innings in the third game of the World Series at a perfect night for postcards at Dodger Stadium.
J.D. Martinez took second place, but even in training was a success for the Boston slugger. The RBI leader in the majors turned his ankle in the first game of the series, but was considered healthy enough to play on the pitch of the NL stadium, where he could not be a designated hitter.
Walker Buehler had another 1-2-3 run for the Dodgers, although the rookie right-handed has already made 39 shots.
Rick Porcello also retired the Dodgers in order, eliminating Yasmani Grandal in the first start of the Dodgers catcher's world series.
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5:35 p.m.
Friday's game temperature was 78 degrees, an increase of 31 degrees from the second game in Boston, but 25 degrees below the oppressive heat of last year's opening match at Dodger Stadium. .
Boston scored rookie Walker Buehler's throws in the 1-2-3 first round, which included 11 balls, with Mookie Betts and Mitch Moreland with eight shots each, and Xander Bogaerts 10. The Red Sox did not than two throws and misses.
Rick Porcello dropped Joc Pederson and Justin Turner, extending the number of consecutive Dodgers defeats to 18, before starting Max Muncy. Manny Machado threw a forced shot ending the initial round of 19 shots from Porcello.
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5:10 p.m.
The third game of the World Series kicked off in a spectacular setting at Dodger Stadium.
It was sunny and 78 degrees as the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers were lining up to show up as the crowd began to get strong. Brad Paisley scratched a guitar while he was performing the national anthem, and an overview caused fans' enthusiasm.
Longtime Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda launched the first ball. The 91-year-old had the upper hand on the plate, although on a few rebounds. Dodgers co-owner Magic Johnson, who beat the Boston teams for championships in another sport, and long-time LA forward Steve Garvey joined Lasorda for the ceremony.
Of course, the situation was very different from the first two games in Boston, when it rained and the temperature dropped in the 1940s in Fenway Park.
The Dodgers hope that a change of scenery will change their luck. They lost 2-0 and turned to rookie Walker Buehler. While his fans were singing and cheering, he started a strike at Mookie Betts to start the game.
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5:09 p.m.
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred and the President of the Players' Association, Tony Clark, appeared in Game 3 to announce the renaming of the annual Elite Development Invitational Youth Program to Hank Aaron Invitational.
Their common appearance is a sign that negotiations may take place during the off-season on the pace of play and that other changes will be made to the work contract and rules of the sport.
Manfred and Clark are unlikely to appear together for much of 2017 and 2018. Players were unhappy with the slow pace of negotiations with autonomous players in the off-season and refused to accept the initiatives proposed by the Major League Baseball, such as a stopwatch.
Manfred said this week that a dialogue had begun between him and Clark in the hope that he would prepare negotiations for this off season.
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4:45 p.m.
In the absence of a designated hitter in the National League town, J. D. Martinez was on the left field for the third game of the World Series on Friday.
Martinez turned his right ankle in the opening match, and Alex Cora, the Red Sox coach, had announced Thursday that he would wait a day before deciding whether he could play on field.
"The coaches have certainly put me to the test a little," Martinez said. "And it's something that obviously is a little embarrbading, but I'm comfortable with the game and I will definitely go out there and do our best."
Milwaukee's Martine and Christian Yelich received the Hank Aaron Awards prior to Game 3 as the top scorers in each league, as determined by a jury of several Hall of Fame members and fan voting.
Major League Baseball, the Players' Association and USA Baseball have announced that their Elite Invitational Development Tournament, held annually in Vero Beach, Florida, will be renamed Hank Aaron Invitational.
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2:27 p.m.
Boston left-field player Andrew Benintendi made way for RBI leader JD Martinez in the outfield as the World Series moved into the home town of the National League for Game 3, resulting in the batter's loss designated.
With right-hander Rick Porcello on the mound for the Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers coach Dave Robert has restored his top four home run forwards: Cody Bellinger, Joc Pederson and Max Muncy, pbad hitter . recipient Yasmani Grandal.
Left-handers Chris Sale and David Price started the first two games for Boston, and the Dodgers became the first team in World Series history to field a nine-batcher strike with none of them having change of batter.
Boston also put striker Steve Pearce in favor of Mitch Moreland and second baseman Ian Kinsler in favor of Brock Holt.
Martinez turned his right ankle in the opening match, and Alex Cora, the coach of the Red Sox, said Thursday that he would wait a day before deciding whether he could play on field. Boston led 2-0 in the series and was two wins over a fourth title in 15 seasons.
Right defensive player Mookie Betts was eliminated by the Red Sox, followed by scorers Xander Bogaerts, Moreland, Martinez, Holt, third baseman Rafael Devers, central defender Jackie Bradley Jr., receiver Christian Vazquez and Porcello.
Pederson led and was in the left field for the Dodgers, followed by third baseman Justin Turner, Muncy at the start, stopping Manny Machado, Bellinger in the center, right field player Yasiel Puig, Grandal, the second baseman Chris Taylor and rookie Walker Buehler.
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2:19 p.m.
The third World Series game is set to begin at Dodger Stadium under sunny skies and temperatures in the 1980s, in stark contrast to the Fenway Park clashes.
The Dodgers took part in the batting training on Friday afternoon perfect for baseball. The music floated on the audio system and the players warmed up in shorts.
The Boston Red Sox hold a 2-0 lead in the series. The batting attempts were canceled before the first match at Fenway because of a cold and steady rain and temperatures dropped in the mid-40s for the second game on Wednesday night.
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