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Dodgers’ Tommy Edman builds on NLCS MVP efficiency by doing the little issues

By Editorial Board Published October 26, 2024 7 Min Read
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Dodgers’ Tommy Edman builds on NLCS MVP efficiency by doing the little issues

Contemporary off his MVP-winning efficiency in opposition to the New York Mets within the Nationwide League Championship Collection, Dodgers shortstop Tommy Edman opened the World Collection in opposition to the New York Yankees on Friday evening with a … clank!

The primary ball hit to him in Sport 1 in Dodger Stadium, a 93.5-mph grounder off the bat of slugger Giancarlo Stanton, went off Edman’s glove for an error, permitting the Yankees to place two on with two outs in the primary inning.

The uncommon miscue from the sure-handed utility man didn’t price the Dodgers, as the following batter, Jazz Chisholm Jr., grounded out to finish the inning, and Edman’s night obtained progressively higher from there.

Edman turned a double play on Juan Soto’s grounder up the center within the third inning and saved a run within the sixth with a diving cease that prevented Austin Wells’ ground-ball single with two on from reaching the outfield.

Then, within the backside of the tenth, Edman adopted Gavin Lux’s one-out stroll with a single off the glove of diving second baseman Oswaldo Cabrera, and Edman was on second when Freddie Freeman despatched a crowd of 52,394 right into a frenzy with a walk-off grand slam that gave the Dodgers a come-from-behind, 6-3 win.

“I don’t know, I kind of blacked out,” Edman stated when requested to explain his response to the primary walk-off grand slam in World Collection historical past. “I’m sure I screamed pretty loud and jumped up and down.

“I was trying to get a huge secondary lead to score on a single. I knew their outfielders were playing in, because they didn’t want anyone to score. I was trying to get way off the base, and fortunately I didn’t have to run very hard.”

Edman hit .407 (11 for 27) with a 1.023 on-base-plus-slugging share, one homer, three doubles and 11 RBIs within the NLCS, together with a two-run double and a two-run homer in a series-clinching 10-5 win over the Mets final Sunday evening.

However these good vibes didn’t appear to hold over to the World Collection when Edman misplayed Stanton’s first-inning grounder.

“It was Stanton,” Edman stated of baseball’s exit-velocity king, whose towering, two-run homer to left area within the sixth gave the Yankees a 2-1 lead. “Not many people hit the ball as hard as he does, and he just top-spinned one like crazy. But it was good to get that one out of the way and make a couple of good plays after that.”

After Gleyber Torres led off the third with an infield single, Edman fielded Soto’s grounder behind second base, scooted to the bag and touched the bottom as he threw firmly to first for a double play.

Dodgers shortstop Tommy Edman throws to first base to complete a double play at Dodger Stadium.

Dodgers shortstop Tommy Edman throws to first base to finish a double play within the third inning in opposition to the Yankees in Sport 1 of the World Collection on Friday.

(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Occasions)

Chisholm adopted Stanton’s homer within the sixth with a single to proper off reliever Anthony Banda. Anthony Rizzo struck out for the second out. Chisholm stole second, and Anthony Volpe was deliberately walked.

Wells hit a grounder that appeared headed for middle area, however Edman smothered it with a diving cease on the second-base aspect of the bag, holding Wells to a single that loaded the bases. Banda struck out Alex Verdugo with a 98-mph fastball to finish the inning.

“That’s one of those plays that are underrated, that people aren’t going to talk about,” second baseman Lux stated. “But I’m glad someone else saw that and recognized it as a huge play, because it saved a run.”

Had Wells’ grounder reached the outfield, the speedy Chisholm would have scored from second for a 3-1 lead. As an alternative, the rating remained 2-1. The Dodgers tied it on Mookie Betts’ sacrifice fly within the eighth, however with out Edman’s play within the sixth, the Yankees may need gained in regulation.

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“In a game like this, with all the big moments, those things are definitely going to go unnoticed, except to the guys on the field,” Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy stated. “Tommy making that stop was gigantic.”

Edman’s play was certainly one of a number of little issues that went proper for the Dodgers however have been overshadowed by Freeman’s huge factor.

Reliever Brusdar Graterol, pitching for the primary time in a month and the eighth time this season, gave up one hit and struck out one in a scoreless seventh, his sinking fastball averaging 98.9 mph and topping out at 99.6.

With two on and no outs within the backside of the seventh and Rizzo crashing in from first base, Kiké Hernández dropped an ideal bunt towards third, a sacrifice the Dodgers have been unable to money in on.

Left-hander Alex Vesia, who missed the NLCS due to a rib-cage damage, struck out two in a 1-2-3 eighth, a sign he may play a major function within the best-of-seven sequence.

Shohei Ohtani alertly took an additional base within the backside of the eighth when, after he doubled off the right-field wall, Torres, the Yankees second baseman, couldn’t deal with the short-hop on Soto’s throw from proper area and the ball trickled towards the mound. Ohtani took third and scored on Betts’ sacrifice fly for a 2-2 tie.

Graterol missed many of the season due to shoulder and hamstring accidents, but when the right-hander can regain one thing near his 2023 kind (4-2, 1.20 ERA in 68 video games), he would ease the lack of injured setup man Evan Phillips.

“We’re betting on Brusdar’s heartbeat, the stuff,” Dodgers supervisor Dave Roberts stated. “He hasn’t pitched in forever, but we put him in a big spot, he threw up a zero and kept us in the ballgame. He was lights out tonight.”

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