CHRIS TAYLOR’S WALK-OFF HR IS INSTANTLY 1 OF THE BIGGEST HITS IN DODGERS HISTORY
The Dodgers tied a franchise record for the most wins in a season this year with 106, matching their total from 2019, and look to repeat as World Series Champions. The Dodgers have had plenty of notable hits throughout their history, including Kirk Gibson’s walk-off HR in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series against the Oakland Athletics. Chris Taylor’s game-ending bomb over the Cardinals will live on in Dodgers history, especially if the Dodgers make a long playoff-run, just as Gibson’s HR has.
After putting himself in a “hitter’s count” at 2-1 with two outs and Cody Bellinger on second base, Chris Taylor was thrown a slider at the middle of the plate and crushed a walk-off HR to advance in the postseason. Taylor’s walk-off was unlike any other in Dodgers history, as it was their first walk-off HR during a winner-take-all postseason game in franchise history. Taylor has long been an underrated player in the loaded LA organization but now he delivered one of the most significant dingers the team has ever seen.