Trailing 5-0 and then 6-5, the Dodgers became the first team in postseason history to fall behind by at least five runs, erase that deficit, fall behind again, and still win the game. This unprecedented comeback surpassed the Pittsburgh Pirates' 1925 Game 7 comeback, where they trailed by four runs.
Freddie Freeman played a pivotal role, contributing to the Dodgers' victory and earning him the World Series MVP Award. The series also featured notable performances from other stars, including Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, who both hit over 50 home runs in the regular season, marking the first World Series between two players with such achievements.
The Dodgers' victory was capped off by Walker Buehler's strikeout of Alex Verdugo, securing the final out of the 2024 World Series and cementing the Dodgers' place in baseball history.
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