The series began with the Dodgers' extraordinary 6-3 win in 10 innings, with Freddie Freeman – whose status was in question due to an ankle injury – hitting a walk-off grand slam to give Los Angeles the victory. In Major League Baseball's long, storied history, no one has ever hit a walk-off grand slam in a World Series game, but that wasn't the only notable fact about Freeman's exploits. The home run was a near-perfect recreation of another iconic Dodgers moment, as Kirk Gibson's game-winning home run in Game 1 of 1988 was another walk-off by a player gritting his teeth trying to play through an injury.

The Yankees are hoping to finish the job this time after taking the lead in the 10th and struggling to move runners after 10 hits in Game 1. New York is hoping for Game 2 starter Carlos Rodón's career success against the best bats in the Dodgers lineup to tie the series, which means they'll have to deal with Dodgers righty Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

Here's a look at what the World Series betting markets look like as the Dodgers and Yankees kick off Game 2 on Saturday, including predictions: