The Los Angeles Dodgers secured their spot in the World Series after defeating the New York Mets in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series. With a strong offensive performance led by NLCS MVP Tommy Edman and a solid bullpen effort, the Dodgers clinched a 10-5 victory to advance to the championship series for the fourth time in the past eight years. Edman’s standout performance included 11 RBIs in the series, matching a Dodgers postseason record. The team’s offensive prowess outscored the Mets 46-26 and set franchise and NLCS records for runs scored. The Dodgers will face the New York Yankees in the upcoming World Series, marking the 12th time these two historic franchises will compete for the title and the first since 1981. The Dodgers’ manager Dave Roberts praised the team’s toughness and fighting spirit, emphasizing their grit in overcoming challenges throughout the postseason. With a depleted pitching staff, the Dodgers relied on their hitting to earn a spot in the World Series. Edman, who overcame injuries and a late start to the season, played a pivotal role in the team’s success and was essential in driving in runs. The Dodgers look forward to a competitive series against the Yankees and are eager to bring a championship parade back to Los Angeles, following the absence of a traditional celebration in 2020.
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Dodgers defeat Mets in Game 6, advance to World Series to face Yankees – Daily News
