Tommy Edman received a five-year contract extension, highlighting the Dodgers' commitment to retaining versatile players while they continue to build on their recent successes.

Tommy Edman's routine fly ball, which Aaron Judge dropped, was a critical moment that allowed the Dodgers to rally in the fifth inning, ultimately leading to their victory in Game 5 of the World Series.

Tommy Edman played a crucial role in the fifth inning of Game 5, contributing to the Dodgers' comeback by hitting a soft liner that resulted in a pivotal error by Aaron Judge, putting two runners on base with no outs. This moment marked a turning point in the game, allowing Los Angeles to tie the score and ultimately secure the victory.

Tommy Edman played a crucial role in the Dodgers' Game 5 victory by hitting a fly ball that should have been an easy catch for Aaron Judge, which instead bounced off Judge's glove. This moment marked the beginning of a disastrous inning for the Yankees and helped propel the Dodgers to a comeback win.

Tommy Edman's routine fly ball in center field became a critical moment in the Yankees' collapse during Game 5 of the World Series, as Aaron Judge's error on the play allowed the Dodgers to rally and ultimately win the game.