World Series Game 5: Jack Flaherty and Gerrit Cole named as starting pitchers

Dodger fans in NYC react to Game 4 loss

Dodger fans reacted in New York following the blowout loss against the Yankees in Game 4 of the World Series.

NEW YORK (KTTV) - As New York Yankees legend Yogi Berra once said, "It ain’t over ‘til it’s over."

The Los Angeles Dodgers enter Game 5 at Yankee Stadium Wednesday night following a blowout loss in Game 4.

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At the start of Game 4 and following Freddie Freeman’s home run, everything seemed to be going the Dodgers’ way. However, the night took a turn in the Bronx after New York’s Anthony Volpe hit a grand slam.

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For Volpe, it was a childhood dream come true. The 23-year-old shortstop, who was born and raised in New York City as a Yankees fan, made history.

It was the first grand slam since Tino Martinez in the 1998 Fall Classic and the ninth World Series grand slam by a Yankee in MLB history.

The Yankees hope to build off that momentum in front of their home crowd as Game 5 marks the last in New York. If the Yankees pull off another win, the Series will continue, and games move back to the Chavez Ravine.

Game 5 features a pitching showdown between starters Gerrit Cole and Jack Flaherty.

See the full Game 5 roster below.