Will Smith Dodgers Walk Song

Dodgers top Blue Jays in 18-inning World Series Game 3

Will Smith in Dodgers World Series Game 4 lineup after catching 18 innings

Smith caught all 18 innings of Game 3, four more innings than any other catcher in World Series history, and his eight plate appearances were the most by any catcher in a World Series game.

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How Dodgers won World Series Game 3 on Freddie Freeman walk-off home run in 18th inning

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Freddie Freeman’s 18th Inning Walk-Off Home Run Gives Dodgers Epic Game 3 Win

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Blue Jays vs. Dodgers Game 4 Highlights, Score: Toronto Ties Up World Series

Toronto took Game 4 of the World Series to even things up in the series at two games each after falling short in an epic marathon of a game the previous night.

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World Series Game 4 live updates: Dodgers vs. Blue Jays score, analysis as Shohei Ohtani takes the mound

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World Series Game 4 live updates: Shohei Ohtani takes the mound as Dodgers look to extend lead over Blue Jays

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Blue Jays beat Dodgers in World Series Game 4: Live updates and reaction

Guerrero reached base three times and hit a third-inning, go-ahead home run off Shohei Ohtani.

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Dodgers outlast Blue Jays in World Series epic

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Another big Sho: Ohtani hits 2 homers, ties record with 4 extra-base hits in World Series Game 3

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Canadian Michael Bublé Gets Honest About Shohei Ohtani Using His Walk-Up Song

The 'Feeling Good' singer is a Blue Jays fan who hears his song play before every Shohei Ohtani plate appearance in Los Angeles.

'I'm conflicted': Michael Bublé on Shohei Ohtani using Feeling Good as his walk-up song

Los Angeles Dodgers player Shohei Ohtani's walk-up song has a Canadian connection: it's the jazzy cover of Feeling Good performed by none other than Grammy and Juno winner Michael Bublé. With the Toronto Blue Jays facing off against the Dodgers in the World Series, starting on Oct. 24, Bublé recently reflected on Ohtani's choice to use the song.

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Watch: Will Smith, Max Muncy home runs give Dodgers late lead in World Series Game 2

Will Smith and Max Muncy broke the stalemate between the Dodgers and Blue Jays with big home runs in the seventh inning.