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Comparison Essay # 4: Game 5 Of The World Series

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In the 2017 World Series in games 5 and 7 the Astros, Dodgers and George Springer set records. The Astros and Dodgers combined for a total of 31 runs in both games! The MVP of the world series, George Springer produced four of those 31 runs. This 2017 World Series was one to never forget, thanks to the Dodgers, Astros and George Springer!
Games 5 and 7 of the 2017 World Series were electrifying. In both games, the Dodgers scored 13 runs and the Astros scored a whopping 18. Game 5 was the most exciting game as both teams combined scored 25 runs,Compared to the average baseball score, which is 8 runs a game. That's an amazing 17 runs apart!
Game 5 of the World Series was in the history books. It was the longest playoff ever at 5 hours and 17

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