"We're just, it's, we're going to leave it out there. I don't think that the pressure, the moment's going to be too big for us. We got to go out there and win one baseball game. We've done that all year. Everyone's bought in. So I don't know how the game's going to play out, but as far as kind of the moment, winning a game, I couldn't be more excited to get to sleep and wake up to play a baseball game tomorrow."
"The Los Angeles Dodgers are one victory away from becoming the first back-to-back Champions in 25 seasons. Friday's thrilling 3-1 victory over the Blue Jays in Toronto now evens the series at 3-3 ahead of what will be a monumental contest Saturday evening. When the Dodgers turned a seemingly improbable double play to end Game 6, manager Dave Roberts appeared to exhale emotionally knowing what's ahead for his team in Game 7."
"Based on the remainder of the postgame presser, it appears to be an all-hand-on-deck situation for the ballclub. The only pitcher that likely will not be available to throw is Friday night's starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Even with Tyler Glasnow securing the final three outs of Game 6, there's a realistic possibility that he either starts Game 7 - or pitches multiple innings. The outing on Friday essentially was a heightened 'bullpen session' that"
The Los Angeles Dodgers are one victory away from consecutive championships after a 3-1 Game 6 win in Toronto that evened the series at 3-3. A dramatic double play ended Game 6 and left manager Dave Roberts visibly relieved and optimistic about the team's ability to handle the moment. Roberts emphasized confidence, saying the team will simply go out and win one more game. Friday's starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto will likely be unavailable for Game 7, while Tyler Glasnow could start or provide multiple innings after securing the final three outs. The club is preparing an all-hands-on-deck bullpen approach.
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