The Los Angeles Dodgers live to fight another day! Things seemed dire in the final inning, especially after Roki Sasaki accidentally hit Toronto Blue Jays catcher Alejandro Kirk to send him on base with no outs. With postseason hero Addison Barger coming up to the plate, the Dodgers needed things to go their way.

Barger proceeded to send a fly ball all the way to the outfield, right between left fielder Kike Hernandez and center fielder Justin Dean. With the trajectory of the ball, pinch runner Myles Straw would've had a chance to get home. However, the ball was lodged underneath the outfield fence. The hit was eventually ruled a deadball, and Barger was sent to second base. Perhaps more importantly for the Dodgers, though, Straw stayed at third base instead of getting home.

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