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22 Oct, 10 tweets, 7 min read
We've got live coverage of #WorldSeries Game 2!

Get live updates and analysis from our team at @latimessports latimes.com/sports/dodgers…
Brandon Lowe started the night in a six for 56 postseason slump
In his first at-bat, he hit a solo home run. latimes.com/sports/dodgers…
Video journalist @mrmarkpotts is a ballpark food connoisseur, so it was only right that we gave him the #WorldSeries assignment of eating the Boomstick, a 2-feet long hot dog. Follow this thread for the full review.

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The #Dodgers strand two runners on base. Rays lead 1-0 after two innings in Game 2 of the #WorldSeries

Follow for live updates: latimes.com/sports/dodgers…
It’s the third inning and the #Dodgers are going with their third pitcher of the night, Victor González.

Speaking of things that come in three: this video series by @mrmarkpotts eating the Boomstick. Here is part two.
The #Dodgers brought out Dustin May in the fourth inning to relieve Victor Gonzalez. May gave up two runs, as the Rays take a 3-0 lead in Game 2 of the #WorldSeries.

For full coverage: latimes.com/sports/dodgers…
And now for the thrilling conclusion of @mrmarkpotts versus the Boomstick.

For full coverage of Game 2 of the #WorldSeries: latimes.com/sports/dodgers…
Brandon Lowe’s second home run of the night pushes the Rays’ lead to 5-0 in fifth inning. The #Dodgers are having a hard time hitting against Blake Snell.

More updates: latimes.com/sports/dodgers…
And the #Dodgers come alive after Chris Taylor goes yard with a 2-run shot. The score is now 5-2.

For more live updates: latimes.com/sports/dodgers…
Joe Buck and John Smoltz have spent an indordinate amount of time talking about football and the NFC East, which has the same number of wins as the Rays have runs in this game— five.

Follow along for more baseball coverage and some football we guess: latimes.com/sports/dodgers…

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