Bogaerts wins with the Sox World Series after his fourth victory against the Dodgers | Now

The Boston Red Sox won the World Series. The team with the Dutch short stop Xander Bogaerts beat the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday with a score of 5-1, placing the score in the best of seven on an incredible 4-1 in favor of the Boston team.

This is the second time that Aruba-born Bogaerts, 26, has won the MLB title with the Boston Red Sox. The first time was in 2013 when the St. Louis Cardinals were defeated in the World Series and Bogaerts was the only player on the team to face the Los Angeles Dodgers this year.

The total number of Red Sox championships is now. out of nine (1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007 and thus 2013 and 2018).

For the Los Angeles Dodgers, Dutch pitcher Kenley Jansen's team, the loss to the Red Sox meant the second consecutive final. Last year, the Dodgers had to tilt in the World Series for Houston Astros (4-3). The Los Angeles team, who has been champion six times, has been waiting for the title for thirty years.

Pearce proclaimed MVP

The Boston Red Sox won the regular season line in the World Series. 162 games were converted into earnings. In the play-offs, Bogaerts and his team-mates won the New York Yankees (3-1) and defending champion Houston Astros (4-1), after which the World Series also faced the Los Angeles Dodgers. convincing way. The Dodgers won only the third game.

Steve Pearce was named the MVP of the World Series. The 35-year-old American left the Toronto Blue Jays to settle at the Red Sox in June. Pearce scored three home runs in the World Series, including two in the last game Sunday in Los Angeles. Mookie Betts and J.D. Martinez signed a circuit on behalf of the Red Sox on Sunday.

"Baseball is a fun sport, you never know where this game will take you to the end," said Pearce with tears in her eyes. "I have made a long trip and being here with the cup is a dream come true."