Freeman's Heroics Propel Dodgers Closer to World Series Glory

Freddie Freeman homered in his third consecutive game to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4-2 victory against the New York Yankees. This puts the Dodgers just one win away from claiming the World Series title. Key plays by Mookie Betts and Enrique Hernandez secured the win.

Freddie Freeman's remarkable home run streak continued as the Los Angeles Dodgers triumphed 4-2 over the New York Yankees in Game Three, inching closer to the World Series title.

Freeman's two-run homer in the first inning was a game-changer, making him only the third player to homer in each of the first three games of the World Series. RBI contributions from Mookie Betts and Enrique Hernandez further solidified the Dodgers' advantage.

Despite a late rally led by Alex Verdugo's two-run homer in the ninth inning, the Yankees fell short. Derek Jeter's presence and an enthusiastic Yankee crowd were not enough to overcome the Dodgers' defensive prowess, exemplified by Betts and Teoscar Hernandez's pivotal plays.

(With inputs from agencies.)