CAMEROTA: The Dodgers rally to beat the Astros and force a winner take all game seven in the World Series. Coy Wire has more in the "Bleacher Report". You must live for nights like that, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: And yes, three hours of sleep, we live for it, Alisyn. Good morning to you. This "Bleacher Report" brought to you by the new 2018 Ford F-150. Houston/Los Angeles in a first-ever world series game seven at Dodgers Stadium tonight. Now, before the game, L.A. hosted a moment of silence to honor those affected by the terror attack in New York. Once the game got started, though, it was baby-faced Jack Peterson, the 25-year-old stealing the L.A. spotlight again, his third home run of this World Series. This kid from Palo Alto, he was sent to the minors back in August, left off the roster for Dodgers' first playoff series. Now, he's money. L.A. wins, 3-1. Former Los Angeles manager Tommy Lasorda tells present manager, hey, don't get too excited just yet.</s>DAVE ROBERTS: Hey, Tommy!</s>TOMMY LASORDA, FORMER LOS ANGELES MANAGER: You haven't done</s>ROBERTS: Thanks for the words of encouragement.</s>WIRE: Nothing like a bit of humble pie from a Hall of Famer. Tonight, winner takes all, game seven at 8:20 Eastern. Alisyn, not much sleep again for this guy. It will be a good one in Los Angeles.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. We'll look forward to talking to you tomorrow, Coy. Thanks so much. All right. Back to our top story. Eight people are dead after the deadliest terror attack in New York City since 9/11. We have new details about the suspect and the investigation, next.
Dodgers Rally to Beat Astros 3-1, Force Game 7.