Welcome back to TableSetters, your go-to podcast for all things baseball! Steve and Devin are here to recap the World Series, where the Dodgers pulled off an incredible comeback against the Yankees.

In Game 5, the Yankees started strong with a 5-0 lead and a 94 percent win probability. However, a series of critical mistakes allowed the Dodgers to tie the game. The Yankees’ struggles with fundamentals, which haunted them all postseason, ultimately cost them.

The Dodgers clinched the title with a stunning 7-6 victory, marking the first time a team has rallied from a 5-0 deficit in a World Series clincher. Freddie Freeman, named MVP, delivered clutch performances throughout the series, including key hits that propelled the Dodgers to victory. This championship is a significant milestone for the Dodgers, giving them their second title in five years and their eighth overall. After a challenging postseason where they nearly faced elimination against the Padres, they bounced back impressively, showcasing their resilience and depth.

Now, let’s talk about Juan Soto. After the tough loss, he lingered in the dugout, reflecting on his future with the Yankees. He expressed pride in what the team accomplished but confirmed he plans to test free agency. Soto’s exceptional season makes him one of the most sought-after players this offseason, and teams will be lining up to make a play for him. His decision will undoubtedly shake up the landscape of the league.

As the Yankees pivot to the offseason, they also face key decisions, including Gerrit Cole’s opt-out and Anthony Rizzo’s contract.

In other news, the Chicago White Sox have hired Will Venable as their new manager, signaling a fresh start for the team.

With the offseason ahead, there’s a lot to look forward to! Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram and Twitter @tablesetterspod for updates and behind-the-scenes content.

So grab your popcorn and settle in as we spark the conversation right here on TableSetters. Let’s play ball!