The Los Angeles Dodgers completed a historic comeback to win the World Series, rallying from a 5-0 deficit against the New York Yankees in Game 5. Despite a strong start from the Yankees, including back-to-back home runs by Aaron Judge and Jazz Chisholm Jr., errors by the Yankees allowed the Dodgers to tie the game and eventually secure a 7-6 victory. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts praised his team's resilience and credited Kiké Hernández's base running as pivotal in the comeback. World Series MVP Freddie Freeman highlighted the strategic play that led to the Yankees' blunders. Aaron Judge, after struggling earlier in the series, showed signs of breaking out with his first World Series home run, which initially gave the Yankees hope of extending the series. However, the Yankees' defensive mishaps overshadowed their offensive efforts, leading to the Dodgers' triumph.