Daily Double Play: Your MLB Update

Daily Double Play: Your MLB Update

October 27, 2025 Sports

Hosted by Big Dill

About This Episode

Generated sports podcast with host Big Dill based on prompt: Daily MLB news. Game scores, highlights and general news

Transcript

Welcome to "Daily Double Play: Your MLB Update" on Big Dill Sports with your host, Dillon. Today, we're diving into a thrilling recap of Game 2 from the 2025 World Series, where the Los Angeles Dodgers squared off against the Toronto Blue Jays at the iconic Rogers Centre.

The Dodgers came roaring back to tie the series with a masterful 5-1 victory, all credit to their ace, Yoshinobu Yamamoto. What a performance! Yamamoto pitched a complete game, the first in a World Series since 2015, allowing just one run on four hits with eight strikeouts. He was nothing short of spectacular, retiring the final 20 batters he faced. This marks his second consecutive postseason complete game, a streak not seen since Curt Schilling in 2001. And yes, folks, Yamamoto is our 'Big Dill' of the day!

On the offensive side, Will Smith led the charge for L.A., breaking a 1–1 tie in the seventh inning with a solo homer. He wasn’t done though—Smith added a two-run double to really bring the heat. Max Muncy chipped in too, with a solo shot that expanded the Dodgers’ lead. Without relying on their bullpen, the Dodgers showed their depth with Yamamoto’s arm doing all the work.

For Toronto, it was a different story. Kevin Gausman started strong but ran into trouble in the seventh inning, which proved decisive. The Blue Jays struggled to muster up any magic at the plate after George Springer's lone run in the third inning.

Midway through the game, fans were treated to an unexpected Jonas Brothers performance, part of a Stand Up to Cancer initiative. While some appreciated the gesture, others felt the mid-World Series game concert was a tad intrusive. Joe Jonas later took to social media with his characteristic humor, defending the cause that hits close to home for the band.

Shifting gears to broader MLB news, Commissioner Rob Manfred struck an optimistic note about including major-league players in the 2028 Olympics, exploring an extended All-Star break to make it happen. Talks with the players’ association are ongoing, and despite logistical hurdles, this possibility is gaining traction.

Meanwhile, investigations continue into allegations of sports betting by players Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz. Manfred firmly dismissed salary cap discussions, even as the Dodgers’ hefty spending raises eyebrows.

That's a wrap on today's episode of "Daily Double Play" on Big Dill Sports. Stick with us as we continue to cover every pivotal moment in this World Series and keep you updated on all things baseball. Until next time, remember, if it matters in MLB, it's a big dill!

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