With the use of the long ball, the Red Sox conquered the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 on Sunday at Joker Stadium, winning the 114th edition of the Fall Basic four games to one.

Sam Pearce hit two residence runs for Boston, joining Babe Ruth and Wyatt Kluszewski as the only players 35 or older to experience a multi-homer World Series game. The first was a two-run shot in the top of the 1st inning. He later a new solo home run in the eighth.

Pearce, a journeyman who has played for every workforce in the American League East division, had three house runs and eight RBI in five games. Having been named World Series MVP.
"Baseball is a funny video game, " Pearce said to Monk Sports. "The longer you stay in the game, great things can happen. I'm very blessed to be here right now. inches

Mookie Betts and J. D. Martinez added single home runs in the sixth and seventh, respectively.

Clayton Kershaw, who may have played his final game in a Dodgers uniform, took the loss. In seven innings, he gave up four runs on eight hits -- three that were home runs -- and struck out five.

For Boston, starter David Price was brilliant. After surrendering a home run to David Freese on the primary pitch, he allowed simply three hits, walked two and struck out five in seven innings. Before he was pulled in the bottom from the eighth, Price had out of production 14 batters in a row.

For a long time, Price had been praised for his playoff shortcomings, having never won a game. This individual now has won three, which include two in this World Series.
"It's very special, " Price tag said to Fox Sports, gesturing toward his Red Sox teammates. "Seeing all these harvested men over there merely acting like little children, that's what it's information on. "

This is the ninth tournament for Boston, tying the Red Sox with the Athletics for third most all time. Only the New York Yankees (27) and St . Louis Capital (11) have more.

Boston, who also last won it all in 2013, has now won four titles since 2004, which was the entire year the Red Sox shattered what was then an 86-year drought between championships.

Boston's Alex Cora, in his 1st year as a manager, certainly is the first Puerto Rican administrator to take a team to -- and now win -- the World Series. He led the Red Sox with their best season in the franchise's 118-year history -- and it's near the top of the sport all-time.

"What a season, " Cora said to Fox Activities. "Everything starts with these guys. They're very talented. They bought into it from day one in spring training. They've been extremely consistent as far as preparation, practicing their business. What a approach to end it. "

Boston entered the World Series since the favorite, as the Crimson Sox were superior all seasons. They went 22-9-1 in spring training. They triumphed in a franchise-record 108 game titles in the regular season.