Dodgers’ Tyler Glasnow may be limited in Game 7 due to ‘side discomfort’: Report Fox's Tom Verducci noted that Glasnow, who threw three pitches at the end of Game 6, is dealing with 'a little bit of side discomfort.'

Tyler Glasnow was dealing with side soreness last night, per Tom Verducci on the FOX pregame show just now. Unclear how it affects how much the Dodgers can go to him tonight in Game 7: www.nytimes.com/athletic/676...

Yoshinobu Yamamoto will play catch today. He’s “definitely interested” in being available for Game 7 tonight, per Dave Roberts. Everyone’s available tonight, he added.

Dave Roberts is “not sure” how many innings Shohei Ohtani is available for tonight.

Said he plans to read and react with how he’s throwing.

Kiké Hernández, on the Blue Jays relievers writing Alex Vesia’s No. 51 on their caps last night: “For those guys to do that, it’s incredible.”

Dodgers in Game 7:

Ohtani DH-P, Smith 2, Freeman 3, Betts 6, T. Hernández 9, Muncy 5, Edman 8, K. Hernández 7, Rojas 4

The Dodgers kept their heads and keep their season alive to force a Game 7

A tumble from their manager. A plane delay. A wedge play. And one of the craziest finishes you’ll ever see.

How the Dodgers kept their heads and forced a Game 7: www.nytimes.com/athletic/676...

Tyler Glasnow will be in the bullpen for Game 6 as a possibility, while keeping in mind Game 7, per Dave Roberts.

Shohei Ohtani is not available to pitch today, Dave Roberts said. TBD for potential Game 7.

Dave Roberts, still with some dirt on his cap from taking a spill last night, says he’s OK: “I’ve got some meds in me.”

Dodgers shuffle lineup again, drop Mookie Betts to fourth before Game 6 Betts hasn't hit in the cleanup spot since playing for the Red Sox in 2017.

On the Dodgers' lineup: www.nytimes.com/athletic/676...

Dodgers in Game 6:

Ohtani DH, Smith 2, Freeman 3, Betts 6, T. Hernández 9, Muncy 5, K. Hernández 7, Edman 8, Rojas 4, Yamamoto RHP

Mookie Betts hits cleanup, the lowest he's hit in a lineup since Sept. 29, 2017. They rip the band-aid and put Tommy Edman in center field.

Can Yoshinobu Yamamoto rise to the moment again? The Dodgers are on the brink

On Yoshinobu Yamamoto, the man of the moment to try to keep the Dodgers’ season alive: www.nytimes.com/athletic/676...

Blake Snell, as expected, said he would be available for a Game 7 if needed.

Dodgers shift struggling lineup The Dodgers shifted their lineup around largely to protect Shohei Ohtani, who has come up to the plate 22 times this World Series – just six times with a runner on base. The struggling Mookie Betts (3...

Some Dodgers lineup thoughts before first pitch: www.nytimes.com/athletic/liv...

Dave Roberts said “we’ll see” where Shohei Ohtani could fit into their pitching plans in Games 6 and 7. Hasn’t discussed that with him yet.

Ohtani told Japanese media last night he is preparing to pitch in relief in Toronto.

Dodgers in Game 5:

Ohtani DH, Smith 2, Betts 6, Freeman 3, T. Hernández 9, Edman 4, Muncy 5, K. Hernández 8, Call 7, Snell LHP

Lowest Mookie Betts (3-19 this WS) has hit since 2021.

The Dodgers' offense hasn't gotten going, and it's running out of time

“We’re facing the best of the best, so I think it’s not that easy,” Shohei Ohtani said through interpreter Will Ireton. “But at the same time, we could do at least the bare minimum to be able to put up some runs.”

On the Dodger offense: www.nytimes.com/athletic/675...

Dave Roberts said the lineup “might look a little bit different tomorrow.”

Clayton Kershaw caught Orel Hershiser's ceremonial first pitch before Game 4.

As the Dodgers’ relievers put forth a heroic Game 3 effort, they honored Alex Vesia Dodgers relievers all had the No. 51 stitched on the side of their caps in honor of Vesia, who is dealing with a “deeply personal matter."

The Dodgers used a World Series-record 10 pitchers last night, and the 9 relievers who combined to allow one run over 13 1/3 innings made sure to honor a pitcher who couldn't be there: Alex Vesia.

“The Vesia situation is playing on our hearts recently." www.nytimes.com/athletic/675...

John Schneider was asked if he would intentionally walk Shohei Ohtani in the first inning: “Haven’t decided yet.”

Dave Roberts on the come-down after 18 innings: “I took a little sleep aid…woke up with clarity, freshness, and excited to go tonight.”

Dave Roberts: “If Yamamoto couldn’t have taken the ball in the 19th, it would’ve been Miguel Rojas…it would’ve been Yamamoto or Miguel Rojas in a World Series game.”

Dodgers in Game 4:

Ohtani P/DH, Betts 6, Freeman 3, Smith 2, T. Hernández 9, Muncy 5, Edman 4, K. Hernández 7, Pages 8

Blake Snell, on watching the late innings last night: “Our last two guys down in the bullpen were throwing 100. Like, what?”

Will Klein was jokingly asked how many innings he would be available for tonight.

“As many as they need,” he said. “Hopefully zero.”

Shohei Ohtani's historic, draining performance begs question before Game 4 start: What's next?

Shohei Ohtani did it all until the Toronto Blue Jays refused to give him the chance. He reached nine times and expended himself to the point of cramping.

Oh, and he’s pitching Game 4 of the WS today.

On Ohtani: www.nytimes.com/athletic/675...

Dodgers in Game 3:

Ohtani DH, Betts 6, Freeman 3, Smith 2, Muncy 5, T. Hernández 9, Edman 4, K. Hernández 7, Pages 8, Glasnow RHP

Andy Pages is still in there.

The Dodgers are eerily quiet at the plate: Here's how they plan to get rolling

The Dodgers haven’t scored more than 5 runs in a game since the NLWC Series and aren’t hitting the ball out of the ballpark as well as they did last October.

On that, along with what coaches are seeing from Andy Pages, who could shift out of the lineup: www.nytimes.com/athletic/675...

Yoshinobu Yamamoto adds latest chapter to his postseason legend: ‘Just not normal’ Yamamoto became the first pitcher since Curt Schilling in 2001 to throw a complete game in back-to-back postseason starts.

On Yoshinobu Yamamoto, breakfast and the message that fueled a postseason folk hero: www.nytimes.com/athletic/675...