Game 1 of the Yankees vs. Dodgers World Series is finally here.
Gerrit Cole is set to start for New York, and Jack Flaherty will get the nod for Los Angeles.
The Yankees will try to prove the sportsbooks wrong en route to their first World Series victory since 2009.
Will the Bronx Bombers keep their postseason magic going?
Or will Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers be too much to handle?
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You don’t always get Game 1s like this one. And when they bite you, it hurts. This one’ll hurt. The Yankees were one out away from the most remarkable win you’ll ever see. Instead Freddie Freeman hit one to Santa Barbara. Freddie Freeman, longtime Mets killer. Freddie Freeman, newfound Yankees killer. His grand slam ended this one, turning a 3-2 Yankees lead it into a 6-3 Dodgers win. It really was something.There’s still hope for Yankees — even if that World Series loss was as devastating as it gets
By Mike Vaccaro 
Yankees need to drop Aaron Judge in batting order — before it’s too late
By Jon HeymanThe great Aaron Judge needs to be moved down in the batting order. Not all the way down to the No. 8 hole, a la slumping Alex Rodriguez in 2006. But down to the cleanup spot, anyway.
Hard to imagine Aaron Boone giving even the slightest of demotions to his favorite player (they are all his favorites but he’s his particular favorite, and for good reason). But it really should happen.
Anthony Rizzo remains confident
By Andrew BattifaranoMookie Betts talks intentional walk
By Andrew BattifaranoNestor Cortes opens up on final at-bat
By Andrew BattifaranoLOS ANGELES — After a 15-year wait, the Yankees returned to the World Series with a classic.
And with the kind of emotional roller coaster and dizzying devastation that can only be delivered in October.
Playing in the Fall Classic for the first time since 2009, the Yankees squandered one-run leads in the eighth and 10th and let Game 1 slip through their fingers with one Freddie Freeman swing.
Aaron Judge discusses loss
By Andrew BattifaranoAaron Boone explains using Nestor Cortes over Tim Hill
By Andrew BattifaranoWatch: The Post breaks down Game 1
By Andrew BattifaranoBases loaded, Nestor Cortes in and it's over...
By Andrew BattifaranoAfter Alex Verdugo made an unreal catch, the Yankees walked Betts to face Freddie Freeman. The first baseman called game. Walk-off grand slam. Dodgers win Game 1. Wow.
Jake Cousins pitching the biggest game of his life
By Andrew BattifaranoThe reliever has just one save in his MLB career. It came in August.



