Looking to avoid falling behind the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers received an all-around effort in Game 3 that was driven by Walker Buehler and Justin Turner.
Buehler held the Rays without a hit until the fifth inning and allowed just one run over six. He finished the night with 10 strikeouts, becoming the first pitcher in World Series history to reach double-digits in six innings or fewer.
The 10-strikeout performance was the first in the Fall Classic since Clayton Kershaw had 11 in Game 1 of the 2017 World Series, and Buehler became just the seventh pitcher in Dodgers franchise history to accomplish the feat.