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Judge. Ohtani. Soto. Betts. Baseball’s biggest stars and each league’s best team. It’s a World Series dream matchup and it begins tonight at Dodger Stadium.

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We all know about the star power that will be on display in this World Series, but it could be some of the other players in the lineups who end up making a difference.

After stealing 59 bases during the regular season, Shohei Ohtani has yet to steal a base during the postseason. Will that change against the Yankees?

As the only active Major Leaguer who throws a screwball, Dodgers reliever Brent Honeywell felt a connection to Fernando Valenzuela and called meeting the lefty for the first time last year one of his fondest memories.

Let’s look back at the previous 11 October meetings between the Yankees and Dodgers through each year’s World Series program cover.

The Yankees and Dodgers met in the World Series three times between 1977 and 1981, and players from those showdowns still have vivid memories of the rivalry.

More than three decades after squaring off as players for UCLA and USC, Dave Roberts and Aaron Boone will meet as managers in the Fall Classic.

MLB Network brings you the latest news, analysis, interviews and more live from Dodger Stadium at 6 p.m. ET and again following the final out of World Series Game 1.

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