CSN Bay Area · Oct 29, 2018
Dodgers' title drought hits three decades as Red Sox win World Series
Kirk Gibson ain't walking through that door.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series drought now has reached three decades after they lost 5-1 to the Boston Red Sox in Game 5 on Sunday night.
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw allowed four runs (all earned) in seven innings of work. He gave up three home runs -- one each to Mookie Betts, Steve Pearce, and J.D. Martinez -- as his playoff struggles continued.
He now has allowed an MLB-record eight home runs in elimination games.
J.D. Martinez extends the #RedSox lead with another homer off Clayton Kershaw. pic.twitter.com/TIarBPhxBl