Dodgers take 2-1 World Series lead over Blue Jays after 18th inning homerun

After eighteen innings and nearly seven hours, the Los Angeles Dodgers took a 2-1 lead over the Toronto Blue Jays in the World Series Monday night.

The game has quickly made history tying the record for longest fall classic game ever played.

Freddie Freeman’s walk-off homerun in the 18th inning won it for the dodgers, upping the stakes for Canada’s only baseball team.

The last time a World Series game saw 18 innings, it was 2018 and it also happened at Dodger stadium.

The last time a World Series game saw 18 innings, it was 2018 and it also happened at Dodger stadium.

Monday night’s game certainly makes you wonder how they’ll come back and do it all again but the Jays remain optimistic. Manager John Schneider says the team is going to be more than ready.