Dodgers announce their starting pitchers for next 3 games of World Series

Los Angles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has announced his starters for the next three games of the World Series. 

We’re all tied up at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, with the Tampa Bay Rays winning Game 2 of the World Series over the Los Angeles Dodgers. With things locked up, both teams will obviously be ready to go all out in Game 3 to try and take a 2-1 series lead.

For the Dodgers, they’ve wasted no time in forgetting about Game 2 and moving forward with the rest of the series. That much was made clear with manager Dave Roberts already announcing who his starters will be for the next three games going up against Tampa Bay’s lineup.

Hurler Walker Buehler will get the start for the Dodgers in Game 3 against the Rays

Come Friday night, Roberts will be handing the ball off to righty Walker Buehler for Game 3. Buehler has been strong this postseason, giving up just four earned runs and 15 hits in 19 innings of work. As for Game 4, LA will go with Julio Urias and then Game 5, all eyes will be on Clayton Kershaw, who helped the Dodgers win in Game 1.

For Kershaw, there’s plenty of haters out there who think he’s bound to choke in the World Series. That wasn’t the case for Game 1. The veteran lefty was superb, giving up two hits and one earned run in six innings of work. Should LA go on to win Game 3 and Game 4, things could be set up for Kershaw to lead the Dodgers to a World Series title with a strong Game 5 showing. What a storyline that would be.

Los Angeles will obviously be taking things game by game, however, with the main focus right now being on Buehler getting the job done come Friday night.