It’s over.
The World
Series is finally over (I know, finally) and if you didn’t hear your phone buzzzzzzing
about it, I think you might live in a cave, the Red Sox won.
The World
Series 2018 was really interesting.
The
Dodgers came into this one obviously the underdogs facing the gruesome Red Sox
who had an insanely strong year. The Bosox were used to the frigid cold but the
kids from Capistrano Beach were definitely frigid to the bone and couldn’t hold
on to the temperature nor their games, falling behind a pretty big deficit of
2:0.
They were
then in hot LA, with the first game going to the Dodgers and it was one for the
record books, twice the length of a regular game, 18 innings! With the sleepy
Justin Turner slamming it outta here in the middle of the morning.
Then, with
high hopes for the next game, the Dodgers lost again to the Sox, 9-6, a tough
loss as the Dodgers tried to find some offense, but rather found the Red Sox team
is out of this world. The Dodgers knew they were beat and probably everyone
else knew that they were beat.
With a 3-1
series and the Red Sox winning, the Dodgers came onto the field, but the
never-give-up attitude from Clayton
Kershaw proved to be nothing compared to the champagne-ready Boston Red
Sox. It was 5-1 with Manny Machado
up at the plate, he swung on Sale’s menacing slider and then Machado walked the
long way back to the dugout.
David Price allowed 3 hits and one run but Kersh
could not hold on as the Boston Red Sox are the champagne-sprayed 2018 World
Champions.
Overall,
even though the Red Sox’s performance blew the doors off the season, I believe
that the Dodgers could have done better, their pitching could have done better.
I know their pitching isn’t the best but they did a lot better in the regular
season. Rich Hill and Walker Buehler are the second and the
third best on their staff (chef’s choice on which one is two and which one is three).
I think
their hitting was the best it could be but the Sox pitching is the same level
as the hitting of the Dodgers. The Red Sox hitting was fine, except I think
they needed to hit more homers in the postseason. The Dodgers had the exact
amount of homers that is healthy for them.
Overall, I
think the biggest surprise was the Mets because they had such an amazing start
and then they just crashed and really burned. Another big surprise were the
Brewers and Dodgers, after an iffy start from the Brewers and a really bad
start from the Dodgers they just came back bit us in the butt.
That’s it
for the 2018 MLB Season. If I read or hear of something interesting, I’ll be
back. Thanks for reading my first blog and I look forward to writing more next
Spring.
See ya!
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