World Series Records Set by Dodgers and Red Sox in Game 3

The Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Dodgers offered us a classic marathon and set all kinds of World Series records in Friday night's 3-2 win for Los Angeles, which ended Saturday morning.

Max Muncy played the hero role, winning an end-to-end victory with a pass to Nathan Eovaldi's home in the 18th inning, giving the Dodgers their first win of the series. Here are the records that were established in Game 3:

"I thought this match would not finish," said Cody Bellinger. "I thought we had to get up in the morning to finish it."

• Most throwers combined used in a post-season game: 18; the 9 pitchers used by each team set a playoff record.
• The highest number of matches in the World Series: 131 combined for both teams and 66 for the Dodgers set a record for one team.
• Most players used in a World Series match: 46 combined, beating the old record (third game of 2005) by three; the 23 players used by each team equaled the 1991 Twins (Game 3) for most players used by a team in a World Series game. The only players not used by the Dodgers and Red Sox in the third game were Rich Hill, Hyun-jin Ryu, Chris Sale and Drew Pomeranz.
• The two teams teamed up to make 561 stunning shots – 283 for the Red Sox and 278 for the Dodgers – although there is still no record.
• The Dodgers are the first team in World Series history to win a match they were hanging out in the 11th inning or later. The Red Sox led 2-1 in the 13th inning before the Dodgers tied at the bottom of the inning, thanks to a misplaced throwing of second baseman Ian Kinsler on a two-man game.

"I had the final in my glove" Kinsler told reporters.

Later aujourd & # 39; huiwe will have the fourth game. After both teams used nine pitchers in the third game, the Red Sox and Dodgers have not yet designated their first pitcher for Saturday. Stay tuned, maybe more discs will be established on Saturday.