When the Los Angeles Dodgers were on the verge of defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 6 of the World Series, it was Julio Urias who had the honor of recording the final outs.
The left-hander was in the midst of a magnificent postseason, having excelled as both a starter and reliever. That dominance continued in the clinching contest, as he tossed 2.1 perfect innings to secure the organization’s first title since 1988.
Urias struck out his final two batters in the ninth inning, which included Willy Adames looking to seal the deal. It was a sight that Dodgers fans will never forget after enduring many disappointing postseason exits in recent years.