Dodgers Blue Jays Play Historic 18-Inning World Series Game

The 2025 World Series features a thrilling matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays, with the Dodgers defending their title starting October 24. A recent Game 3 between these teams became one of the longest in World Series history, extending to 18 innings and lasting nearly seven hours, marked by multiple lead changes and standout performances, including Shohei Ohtani's eight home runs this postseason. Unlike the regular season where extra innings start with a runner on second base, the postseason, including the World Series, adheres to traditional rules with no ghost runner; innings begin with bases empty. This return to conventional extra-inning play means that any tied games will be decided strictly through normal gameplay without immediate scoring advantages. The marathon Game 3 was just the second World Series game to surpass 14 innings, emphasizing the intensity and competitive balance of this year's series. Fans can watch the remaining games on FOX or via streaming, anticipating more strategic and powerful baseball as both teams vie for the championship.