Dodgers and Rays will face off in World Series

Two LCS's, two Game sevens, one blown series lead. Very rarely do you see two Game sevens, but it happened. Very rarely do you see a team go down 3-0 and tie the series at 3-3 only to lose Game seven, but the Astros did that. Very rarely do you see a 3-1 lead blown in a series, but the Braves just did that. Now the Dodgers are back in the World Series for the third time in four years. Some may see this as a victory, maybe even a dynasty, but to many it means nothing without a ring. Now they have another chance for it, but the Rays are just as hungry.

They are going to a World Series for the first time since their World Series loss in 2008. This is the also the first time they've made it to the LCS since then, and their first top finish in the AL East since that 2008 season. So why not make another first and win their first ever World Series? They want to start a dynasty of their own, and what better way to do that than to win a World Series?

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