Dodgers vs. Red Sox: World Series Game 2 Live Updates

How to watch: Fox has broadcast at 8 pm Eastern, but you can broadcast it here.

Top 2nd: Dodgers fighting the price

It was more the same from David Price in the second that was not disputed by the Dodgers.

Chris Taylor scored on just three lengths and escaped on 93 m.p.h. Quick ball after a pair of changes. Matt Kemp, who dominated the green monster on Tuesday, was also hit, watching a fastball that caught the inside corner, much to DH's dismay, and Price ended the run by forcing Enrique Hernandez to surrender. In the center.

1st down: Ryu gets some help in the cold

Hyun-jin Ryu tied the scoreless run of David Price and did it better by not allowing a base runner.

Ryu had some help from his infield on a Mookie Betts grounder that Manny Machado propelled neatly, but then made a wide shot in the foreground. David Freese managed to hit the ball and score Betts before he could reach goal.

Andrew Benintendi, who was 4-in-5 in his world series debut last night, was eliminated on five shots, waving at 75 m.p.h. curveball, then Ryu came out of the sleeve when Steve Pearce came out first.

Waldstein: It does not make any noise, but it's very cold for the fans and, as the game progresses, the cold factor could have an impact if the Red Sox are behind and if people want to go home and warm up. But Dave Roberts, the Dodgers' manager, acknowledged that the Dodgers had a new treatment to consider – colder than downtown Giants Park in San Francisco.

"It's tough," Roberts said before the game. "I mean, I think everyone reacts differently. But for us, this is the first time we play in such weather conditions. San Francisco a little, but nothing like it. "

It's not a night where you want to hit one of your bat's buttons.

Top 1st: Price for a good start

David Price resumed where he had stopped in the A.L.C.S., seeming quite dominant in the first.

His first shot was successful when Brian Dozier finished third. He needed only four courts to hit Justin Turner with a shot hit on a 92 mph fastball. He hit David Freese on six courts, missing the bottom with a fastball, but managed to get out of the stick when Manny Machado came out first.

It's wet and cold at Fenway Park

He was rough all day in Boston and at 45 degrees and falling, the weather could be a factor in the second game of the world series. At the beginning of the season, David Price had a numbness problem. One wondered if there was a problem related to the carpel tunnel due to an excessive number of video games or the cold. Do you remember how cold it was and how rainy it was in April and early May?

Price has a reputation for fighting the cold throughout his career. But he also had the reputation of never starting in the playoffs. He won his last game against the Astros. The Red Sox are 2-0 in their last two starts. So for the first time since joining the Red Sox three years ago, there is optimism in one of Price's playoff games.

The Dodgers' replacement, Ryan Madson, said the conditions were "definitely an element", and that the Dodgers, in hot weather, had a heater in the first-game box, while it was doing a bit hotter.

"I'll tell the guys who did not start last night, move a little more than usual," said Madson. "Move your knee joints."

So, if you see the Dodgers' relief people doing deep knee flexions, you'll know why. – David Waldstein

Red Sox at the start

RF Mookie Betts

LF Andrew Benintendi

1B Steve Pearce

DH J.D. Martinez

SS Xander Bogaerts

3B Rafael Devers

2B Ian Kinsler

CF Jackie Bradley Jr.

C Christian Vazquez

LHP David Price

• Eduardo Nunez may have hit the biggest blast of the first game with a three-point homer over the Green Monster in the seventh inning, but he is back on the bench for the second game despite the Dodgers' departure for a southpaw . Although Ryu was more effective against the right-handed batters this season and Nunez, a veteran league player, only hit 233 in the playoffs. Rafael Devers, who beats his left hand, has a .940 percentage on base plus slugging in the playoffs.

Dodgers starting range

2B Brian Dozier

3B Justin Turner

1B David Freese

SS Manny Machado

LF Chris Taylor

DH Matt Kemp

CF Enrique Hernandez

RF Yasiel Puig

C Austin Barnes

LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu

World Series Game 2 The best stories

• The Red Sox used seven pitchers in the first game. In 1985, the Kansas City Royals used seven pitchers in total to win a seven-game world series. Like it or not, Tyler Kepner says it's the Bullpen World Series.

• Manny Machado was the driving force behind the Dodgers attack in the first game and will have to face a familiar enemy at David Price thanks to his long history in the AHL. In 44 career selections against David Price, Machado has averaged .293 with five home runs, which is equal as far as he has against a pitcher.

• Price dominated Houston in the fifth game of the A.L.C.S. He retired nine batters, allowed only three hits and gave no goals in six shutouts. Go farther than that and you will have those who insist that he is one of the worst starters in the post – season history and those who say that 's right. it was not as bad as what had been announced. It's a relatively small sample of games, but Price, between his dominant stint as Tampa Bay's runner-up to the World Series in 2008, and his excellent start last week scored 74 innings and earned a 5.72 ERA He had allowed several points for each of his 11 starts and his teams went from 2 to 9 in those games.

• Hyun-jin Ryu has only thrown 82 and a third of wins this season as a result of a groin injury, but he was dominant during his 15 starts, with an average of 1.97 earned and 9.7 outs in four innings. The southpaw has often shot well, but he has had injuries since arriving at the Dodgers in 2013. He missed the entire 2015 season with a shoulder operation. At one point in his career, he accumulated 973 days between victories.

• It was 53 degrees when Chris Sale had the first pitch of Game 1 and with a 3 hour and 52 minute playing time he had fallen in the mid-40s as the game progressed. It was a stark contrast to last year's World Series first game, which took only 2 hours and 28 minutes and had a temperature of 103 degrees. Boston should be even colder tonight, with The Weather Channel forecasting about 44 degrees early in the game and then slowing down slowly.

• Boston has had its share of memory problems this season, but Nathan Eovaldi, a starter, has been fantastic in two appearances as a reliever. He faced eight batters and allowed only one title, his fastball being recorded in the '90s. He will be a free agent in the low season and his stay in Boston, both in efficiency and versatility, will serve well in his job search.