Walker Buehler just cemented himself as one of the greatest postseason performers in Major League Baseball history.
Buehler, who had the worst regular season of his career coming off his second Tommy John surgery, was only starting for the Dodgers in October out of necessity.
Buehler had a 5.38 ERA across 16 starts and even took a midseason break on the injured list to try to get right.
At one point, he was a long shot to make the postseason roster. However, he was then the No. 3 starter and did nothing but dominate, especially in the World Series.