In a thrilling Game 3 of the World Series, the Toronto Blue Jays narrowly lost 6-5 in 18 innings to the Los Angeles Dodgers, who now lead the series 2-1. Several remarkable statistics emerged from the intense matchup:
The game lasted a record-tying 18 innings, ending with Freddie Freeman’s walk-off home run. This tied the longest game in World Series history, matching the 2018 Dodgers vs. Red Sox Game 3.
Monday’s game, lasting 6 hours and 39 minutes, became the second-longest in World Series history, trailing the epic 7-hour, 20-minute 2018 Dodgers vs. Red Sox clash.
Over 27,000 fans gathered at Rogers Centre for a Game 3 watch party, with additional viewing parties at Nathan Phillips Square for Games 4 and 5.
Freeman made history by hitting two World Series walk-off home runs, joining a select group of post-season greats.
Dodgers’ standout Shohei Ohtani achieved a unique feat, becoming the first player with three multi-home run games in a single post-season and tying a record with four extra-base hits.
Ohtani reached base an impressive nine times in the game, setting records with multiple home runs, doubles, and intentional walks.
A total of 19 pitchers were used in the game, setting a new playoff record, with a combined 609 pitches thrown.
The teams left a combined total of 37 runners on base, marking a new high in post-season history.
The thrilling Game 3 between the Blue Jays and Dodgers showcased exceptional performances and record-breaking moments, captivating fans and making history in the World Series.