There have been just 19 walk-off home runs in the long history of the World Series. Here is every one of them.

There have only been 19 walk-off home runs in the 121-year history of the World Series. “This one took a little longer,” Freeman joked after the win, with his game-winner in 2024 coming in “just,” the ...

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers made multiple outs on the bases, several errors and misplays in the field, and couldn’t get five innings from their starting pitcher, a rarity this postseason, in a game that ...

In 2014, Travis Ishikawa hit one of the more iconic walk-off home runs in MLB postseason history for the Giants. (Illustration: Dan Goldfarb / The Athletic; MediaNews Group / Bay Area / Getty Images) ...

Game 3 of the World Series between the Dodgers and Blue Jays lasted a historic 18 innings before it was all over, and one man was probably happier than most to see it end in a win for Los Angeles.

Fifty years ago, on Oct. 21, 1975, the Boston Red Sox played one of the greatest World Series games ever. The Sox hadn’t won a championship in more than half a century. That night, they were down ...

LOS ANGELES — In the end, it was star first baseman Freddie Freeman who ended it at 18 innings, when his third consecutive deep drive to center field was finally enough, but when he crossed the plate, ...

Canzone's two-run homer in the ninth inning was impressive in its own right, but it's what preceded the home run that should have people more optimistic about his chance to make an impact for the M's.

To rack up a lot of home runs in the postseason, a hitter needs plenty of chances and the ability to come through on the ...

A sleeping giant finally woke up late Monday night on the West Coast and early Tuesday morning on the East Coast. Freddie Freeman came to plate in the bottom of the 18th inning and hit a solo home run ...