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World Series 2025 Game 3 final score, results: Freddie Freeman hits walk-off to end 18-inning classic

Jake Mozarsky

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Exactly 2,559 days after Max Muncy's legendary 18th-inning walk-off in the 2018 World Series, his now-teammate Freddie Freeman delivered a nearly identical gut punch.

In a six-plus hour marathon that stretched from Monday night into Tuesday morning (ending at 2:51 a.m. ET), Freeman’s walk-off home run propelled the Los Angeles Dodgers to a dramatic 6-5 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, tying the record for the longest game in MLB history by innings.

While Freeman's blast was the final dagger, the story belonged to Shohei Ohtani. After an already Herculean effort in Game 4 of the NLCS, Ohtani outdid himself, becoming the first player in MLB history to reach base seven times in a postseason game; he ended up reaching it nine times. His final line: 3-for-4 with three RBIs, three runs, two home runs and five walks (four intentional) making him just the second player ever to rack up four extra-base hits in a single World Series game.

Despite Toronto battling back twice from deficits —taking 4-2 and 5-4 leads —the Dodgers answered, with Ohtani’s second home run in the seventh tying it at 5-5. What followed was a 10-inning pitching clinic. The Dodgers’ unsung hero, Will Klein, who had never thrown more than two innings in his career, delivered four masterful scoreless innings from the bullpen, setting the stage for Freeman's historic late-night heroics.

AllSportsPeople stayed awake for an all-time classic and only the second game in World Series history to go 18 innings. For the people that fell asleep, check out out all the action below.

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Final: Dodgers 6, Blue Jays 5

2:51 a.m.:  Freddie Freeman has a hit a walk-off home run in the World Series for the second straight season. 

The Dodgers superstar hits the second ever 18th inning walk-off bomb — the first came 2,559 days ago by his teammate Muncy in Game 3 of the 2018 World Series — and the Dodgers win, 6-5, in 18 innings and take a 2-1 lead in the series.

A game that will forever be remembered in MLB lore.

2:48 a.m.: Klein has been on the Dodgers roster for 12 days.

He just pitched four scoreless extra innings in one of the longest games in World Series history, allowing only one hit and two walks while striking out five.

2:46 a.m.:  Will Klein will live on in the World Series history books for a long time.

With runners on second and third with two outs, he gets Heineman swinging on a curveball; the pitcher has pitched double his career-long in an appearance, and they've all been scoreless.

2:42 a.m.:  The Blue Jays have two men on in the top of the 18th, with Varsho walking.

Kiner-Falefa is on second with Tyler Heineman up. Yamamoto is in the bullpen, but Klein is still in the game.

2:35 a.m.:  This game keeps on getting crazier.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto has volunteered to pitch for the Dodgers if the game gets extended. The pitcher is in the bullpen warming up.

Yamamoto is two days removed from throwing a complete game — where he threw 105 pitches — in Game 2.

End of the 17th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

2:29 a.m.:  This is now tied for the longest game (by innings) in World Series history.

It joins Game 3 of the World Series in 2018, where the Dodgers beat the Red Sox in 18 innings with a Max Muncy walkoff.

Muncy is due up again in the bottom of the 18th.

2:25 a.m.:  Ohtani has now reached base nine times in a singular game. He's not intentionally walked this time, but still gets to first on four pitches. 

2:23 a.m.:  With two outs in the bottom of the 17th, Call hits a single right to the left of Gimenez. 

Now up with two outs is Shohei Ohtani, and this time, Toronto isn't intentionally walking him.

2:16 a.m.:  For the first time in his MLB career, Klein goes past two innings in an appearance, and it's now three scoreless in the World Series.

Schneider, who was thrown out at home earlier in extras, hits a liner right back to Klein, who makes the catch. 

Coming in for Toronto is Brendon Little, who last pitched in Game 5 of the ALCS.

End of the 16th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

2:10 a.m.:  The Dodgers have had three different players hit a ball to the warning track in extra innings, but none have been enough to end the game.

This time, it's Hernandez who flies out to Varsho, who caught the other two warning track outs.

17. Innings.

2:03 a.m.:  Will Klein pitched one inning all of the MLB postseason before tonight. In Game 3, he's now pitched two scoreless.

This time, Klein gets a 1-2-3 inning and the Dodgers are coming up for the bottom of the 16th.

The Dodgers have thrown a complete game of scoreless innings from their bullpen pitchers.

End of the 15th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

1:56 a.m.:  The game keeps on going. Now, with Ohtani on first with one out, Betts flies out and Freeman lines out deep to left-center field.

It's time for the 16th inning. The longest World Series game ever went 18 innings in 2018.

Where at? Dodger Stadium.

1:52 a.m.:  For the fourth time in extra innings, Ohtani is intentionally walked. None of them have been with a runner on base.

The Shohei Ohtani effect is something that we've never seen.

1:44 a.m.:  The Blue Jays have a runner on in the 15th, with Guerrero hitting an infield single that Edman can't stop regularly.

It's now Kiner-Falefa up with a runner on first and two outs.

1:40 a.m.:  For a game this long, there will be pitchers who haven't appeared much For the Dodgers, it's Will Klein, who pitched Game 1 against the Dodgers but hasn't pitched in the postseason besides.

End of the 14th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

1:36 a.m.:  The Dodgers had runners on first and second with two outs, but they can't drive home the game-winning run.

Edman pops out and then Rojas grounds out to Clement, who makes a throw on the bounce to Guerrero Jr.

We're going to 15 innings, making it the second-longest game (by innings) in World Series history.

1:34 a.m.:  After Muncy got on base with a walk, Teoscar Hernandez advances him with a single through the left infield.

But, the next at-bat, Edman pops out and there are two outs with Miguel Rojas out.

1:30 a.m.:  A few pitches after being feet away from a walkoff, Muncy walks. The Dodgers now have a runner on first with one out.

1:25 a.m.:  Will Smith came five feet away from winning the game for the Dodgers.

Smith drives one to left-center field, but it's just in front of the wall where Varsho is waiting for it.

There's one out in the bottom of the 14th.

1:20 p.m.: The Dodgers have a second 1-2-3 in extras, with Gimenez striking out swinging as the Blue Jays go down in order.

It's now the bottom of the 14th in a 5+ hour game.

End of the 13th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

1:10 a.m.:  Freeman, with the bases loaded, drives one to deep center field, but it comes up short. 

Varsho has plenty of space to make the catch and the Dodgers and Blue Jays are going to the 14th inning.

This is one of five World Series games to ever go 14 or more innings.

1:09 a.m.:  Shohei Ohtani has set another World Series record.

1:07 a.m.:  Call — who was acquired from the Washington Nationals in the middle of the season — pops up and Edman is not able to tag from third. With Ohtani coming up, the Blue Jays once again choose to walk him.

Then, Schneider and Toronto decide to walk Mookie Betts, and Freddie Freeman is up with the bases loaded in extras.

Freeman was up with the bases loaded in extras at the first World Series game at Dodger Stadium in 2024, and we know how that ended.

1:06 a.m.:  Rojas gets a bunt down and Edman advances to third.

Though Rojas is out, Edman is only one base away with Alex Call up and one out.

1:03 a.m.:  Tommy Edman starts the bottom of the 13th with a bang, hitting the ball deep to right field and strolling into second with a double.

With no outs, the Dodgers are threatening.

1:00 a.m.:  Henriquez throws a fastball to Heineman, who hits the ball deep to center but it isn't enough.

The Blue Jays can't do anything with Varsho on base and it's going to the bottom of the 13th.

12:59 a.m.:  Henriquez started the inning with getting out Guerrero Jr. On a grounder, and after that, he strikes out Bichette.

But, with two outs, Henriquez hits Varsho and the Blue Jays have a runner on.

End of the 12th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

12:53 a.m.:  The Blue Jays have their first 1-2-3 inning of extras, with Fisher striking out Smith then getting both Muncy and Hernandez to pop out.

The Dodgers are bringing out Edgardo Henriquez for the top of the 13th.

12:42 a.m.:  It took Kershaw eight pitches to get out Nathan Lukes, but Los Angeles gets out of the jam. 

Kershaw gets Lukes to ground to Edman, who flips the ball to Freeman with his glove.

The Blue Jays can't score and it's the bottom of the 12th.

12:37 a.m.:  Time for another storybook moment. 

Clayton Kershaw — who is set to retire after the season — is coming in with the bases loaded and two outs in the top of the 12th inning.

Can Kershaw deliver one more signature moment? We're about to find out.

12: 30 a.m.:  After Kirk walked to start the inning — and Tyler Heineman took his place on first — Straw grounded out to first on a bunt. 

The next at-bat, Clement hits a grounder to second and Betts is able to make an athletic throw to first. But, Heineman goes to second.

End of the 11th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

12:23 p.m.:  It's going to 12 in Los Angeles.

Freeman gets weak contact on a fly out, and the Blue Jays get out of trouble.

12:21 a.m.:  Betts singles through left field, and now two superstars are on base.

Batting with two outs: another superstar, Freddie Freeman.

12:20 a.m.:  Though there are no runners on and two outs, the Blue Jays walk Ohtani for the second time in extra innings.

It's now Betts with Ohtani on first.

12:14 a.m.:  It's a 1-2-3 inning for Sheehan in the top of the 11th.

He strikes out Varsho, who goes down swinging, and now it's the bottom of the 11th. Braydon Fisher is in the game pitching for Toronto.

End of the 10th inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

12:07 a.m.: To the 11th we go. Edman flies out after the Dodgers had runners on first and second.

12:02 a.m.:  With one out in the inning, Hoffman hits Smith with a pitch.

The Dodgers have a runner on first with Max Muncy up.

11:53 p.m.:  This game keeps getting better and better. 

With Davis Schneider on first, Lukes hits a double down the right-field line. It looked like the Blue Jays would take the lead, but the Dodgers completed a relay - from Teoscar Hernandez to Edman to Smith - and Schneider is out.

It's 5-5 going to the bottom of the 10th.

11:47 p.m.:  After two scoreless innings, Sasaki's day is done.

Emmett Sheehan comes in for Los Angeles to pitch the top of the 10th.

End of the ninth inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

11:46 p.m.:  We're going to extra innings in Game 3.

Betts flies out after Ohtani gets thrown out at second, and Hoffman works only three batters.

This game will take 10 or more innings to see who will take a 2-1 lead.

11:42 p.m.:  Toronto does not even bother pitching to Ohtani, walking him with no runners on.

But, on the next at-bat, Ohtani is thrown out trying to steal second base, with Kirk throwing a dart to Kiner-Falefa. 

There are two outs and no runners on.

11:38 p.m.:  The game is tied 5-5, and the Blue Jays opt to bring in closer Jeff Hoffman in for the ninth inning.

Though the Blue Jays cannot win the game, Hoffman will face critical batters in Pages, Ohtani and Betts.

11:34 p.m.: With two outs, Sasaki walks Kirk and the Blue Jays now have Myles Straw up.

But, Straw grounds out to first, and the Dodgers head to the bottom of the ninth with a chance to win the game.

11:30 p.m.:  Game 3 has been full of electric moments on the bases, and there's another in the ninth.

With Isaiah Kiner-Falefa on first, Varsho hits a liner to first, which is bobbled by Freeman. But, Edman went and scooped up the error, and he threw to third before Kiner-Falefa was there, and the base runner is out.

Varsho got to first, but there are no runners in scoring position with two outs.

11:26 p.m.:  Guerrero Jr. Had a chance to put his stamp on the World Series to open up the ninth inning, and though he drives one deep to right, it's not deep enough.

Teoscar Hernandez is able to get under the fly out and the Dodgers have one down in the ninth.

End of the eighth inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

11:22 p.m.:  Chris Bassitt came in for the eighth inning and delivered a scoreless three outs, like he did in both ALCS Game 7 and World Series Game 1.

Bassitt gets Kike Hernandez swinging, and it's a 1-2-3 inning. It's all tied heading to the ninth.

11:16 p.m.:  Sasaki had runners on second and third with two outs, but Nathan Lukes hit a bouncer right back to the pitcher, who has to leap a little to make the play. He throws out Lukes at first and it's 5-5 going to the bottom of the inning.

11:10 p.m.:  It's a pitching change for Los Angeles.

With Barger and Gimenez — who hit a single — on base, the Dodgers take out Treinen, and it's now Roki Sasaki in.

Sasaki signed with the Dodgers this offseason as one of the highly-anticipated free agents.

11:07 p.m.:  While it looked like Betts had an easy out to first on a Barger grounder, an error causes the Blue Jays player to be safe at first.

Toronto has a runner on with no outs.

End of the seventh inning: Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

11:02 p.m.:  It's 5-5 at the end of the seventh.

While the Dodgers had two runners on after Ohtani's game-tying home run, they can't add on more.

But, it's a tie game. We have the makings of another World Series classic.

11:01 p.m.:  With the home run, Ohtani just accomplished a remarkable feat.

He became the second player in MLB history to have four extra base hits in a World Series game.

10:58 p.m.:  The Dodgers have another man on base, with Freeman walking.

Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 5

10:56 p.m.:  Shohei Ohtani hit three home runs in a game the last time the Dodgers played at home. Now, he's hit two in Game 3 of the World Series.

This one, Ohtani slams a 401-foot home run to left field and the game is once again tied.

Ohtani is 4-for-4 with two home runs, three RBIs and three runs tonight.

10:48 p.m.:  Treinen gets out of the inning, but not before Bichette and the Blue Jays take a 5-4 lead.

It was the Dodgers who took the lead in the seventh inning in Game 2, and now it's Toronto who does it in Game 3.

Blue Jays 5, Dodgers 4

10:44 p.m.:  Bo Bichette has given Toronto the lead.

With two outs and Guerrero Jr. On first, Bichette hits an opposite-field liner past Freeman. While Hernandez made a throw at home, it was off-line and Guerrero Jr. Scores.

It's now 5-4 Blue Jays in the seventh.

10:40 p.m.:  Guerrero Jr. Has his first hit of the game, grounding a single in between Edman and Betts to get on base.

The Blue Jays have a runner on first with two outs and Bichette up, with a chance to deliver his big postseason moment.

10:37 p.m.:  With two outs and nobody on in the top of the seventh, Roberts pulls Wrobleski from the game to put in Blake Treinen.

His first batter: Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

10:33 p.m.:  George Springer has left the game.

The ALCS Game 7 hero swung at the first pitch he saw from Wrobleski, but came up missing and grimacing in pain. He was taken out of the game by trainers and now Ty France is pinch-hitting for him.

End of the sixth inning: Blue Jays 4, Dodgers 4

10:28 p.m.:  Varland gets out of the sixth, with Kike Hernandez reaching on an infield single, but Guerrero Jr. Picking off Teoscar Hernandez at third.

10:19 p.m.:  Wrobleski gets Clement to strike out looking. Then, with two outs, Gimenez grounds out to Betts at shortstop, who makes a big play behind second base to make the throw.

We're going to the bottom of the sixth.

10:13 p.m.:  The Dodgers have a new pitcher in the game, with Justin Wrobleski in the game.

After he gets Kirk to ground out to first on a spectacular Freeman play, Addison Barger reached on an infield single to shortstop.

Toronto has a man on base in the sixth.

End of the fifth inning: Blue Jays 4, Dodgers 4

10:10 p.m.:  With a new pitcher in the game in Louis Varland, Toronto gets out of the inning with the game tied.

The Dodgers put up two runs in the bottom of the fifth, and it's 4-4 with four innings left.

Blue Jays 4, Dodgers 4

10:04 p.m.:  The Dodgers tie the game behind one of their other superstars in Freddie Freeman.

With two outs, the two-time World Series champion lines a double, which lands right to the left of the right-field line and goes to the wall.

It's now 4-4 and we have a whole new ballgame.

Blue Jays 4, Dodgers 3

10:01 p.m.:  Ohtani has his second RBI of the game.

This time, it's on a RBI double to left-center instead of a home run, but the Dodgers cut into the Toronto lead.

It's now 4-3 with Ohtani on first and one out.

9:56 p.m.:  Ohtani is coming up, but not before John Schneider decides to pull Scherzer.

The 41-year-old finishes his night currently holding the lead, allowing five hits and two runs, while striking out three.

Mason Fluharty is coming in, and his first batter is the three-time MVP.

9:55 p.m.:  The Dodgers get the first batter of the inning on; Kike Hernandez singles to get a man on base for the first time since the third.

9:50 p.m.:  Banda's first batter is Daulton Varsho — who hit the game-tying home run in Game 1 — and he gets him to fly out to end the inning.

The Dodgers head to the bottom of the fifth down two.

9:47 p.m.:  With a runner on first and one out, Glasnow strikes out Bo Bichette, who takes one right down the pipe.

Dave Roberts and the Dodgers make a pitching change, with Glasnow coming out of the game after throwing 56 pitches and allowing four runs, two earned.

Anthony Banda is now in the game for Los Angeles.

End of the fourth inning: Blue Jays 4, Dodgers 2

9:35 p.m.:  Scherzer has his first 1-2-3 inning of the game, getting Muncy, Hernandez and Edman in 12 pitches and the Dodgers are unable to put any runs up of their own.

9:28 p.m.:  Glasnow gets out of the inning after giving up four runs, but it's all about the Blue Jays.

This is the second time this World Series Toronto has taken the lead with a three-plus run inning. In Game 1, they put up nine runs in the sixth and won 11-4. 

Today, it's a four-run third to make it 4-2.

Blue Jays 4, Dodgers 2

9:24 p.m.:  Gimenez drives one deep to center field, and while it is caught by Andy Pages, it's too deep for the runner at third.

It's now 4-2 Blue Jays

9:23 p.m.:  For the second time in the third inning, the Blue Jays have runners on first and third.

This time, Ernie Clement lines a single to right field, and now Andres Gimenez is up with one out.

Blue Jays 3, Dodgers 2

9:19 p.m.:  With one Glasnow pitch to Alejandro Kirk, the Blue Jays take the lead in Game 3.

Kirk swings at a curveball, driving it over the left field wall for a home run. It's his fifth home run this postseason.

The Blue Jays have taken the lead, 3-2.

9:16 p.m.:  The Blue Jays have runners on the corners with no outs.

It's Bichette who hits gets on base for the second time this game after a Tommy Edman error on a ground out.

Guerrero Jr., who walked to begin the inning, advanced to third.

End of the third inning: Dodgers 2, Blue Jays 0

9:10 p.m.:  With two outs in the inning and a Freeman on second, Smith just lined a single to center field. But, Freeman was thrown out at home by Barger to end the inning.

It stays 2-0 Dodgers.

Dodgers 2, Blue Jays 0

9:02 p.m.:  Shohei Ohtani has his second home run of the World Series.

This time, he takes a Scherzer pitch deep to right field and it's now 2-0 Dodgers.

Ohtani now has seven home runs this postseason.

8:54 p.m.:  It's a 1-2-3 inning for Glasnow, who has gotten through three innings on 37 pitches.

The Dodgers have the top of the order coming back up in the bottom of the inning.

End of the second inning: Dodgers 1, Blue Jays 0

8:46 p.m.:  Scherzer gets Kike Hernandez to strike out to end the inning, but not before the other Hernandez got the Dodgers on the board. It's 1-0 heading to the third.

Dodgers 1, Blue Jays 0

8:42 p.m.:  Teoscar Hernandez and the Dodgers have struck first blood in Game 3.

On a 2-2 count, Hernandez obliterates a Scherzer slider, putting the Dodgers ahead 1-0 with a no-doubter.

It's Hernandez's fifth home run of the postseason.

8:37 p.m.:  The Dodgers get out of the inning without allowing any runs. Glasnow strikes out Addison Barger — who hit a grand slam in Game 1 — then gets Ernie Clement to line out to center.

8:35 p.m.:  Toronto has its first real threat of the game, with Alejandro Kirk hitting an opposite-field single.

The Blue Jays have runners on first and third with one out. 

8:31 p.m.:  The Blue Jays are on base, with Bo Bichette singling to right. But, the next at-bat, he was picked-off after a questionable strike call led him off the base, thinking it was a walk.

Broadcaster Joe Davis had this to say about the call.

End of the first inning: Blue Jays 0, Dodgers 0

8:24 p.m.:  After Ohtani gets on base, Scherzer is able to get through Betts, Freeman and Will Smith.

With Ohtani on second with two outs, Scherzer strikes out Smith — who hit the go-ahead home run in Game 2 — swinging, and it is scoreless after one.

8:19 p.m.:  On the first at-bat for Los Angeles, Ohtani rips a Scherzer pitch down the right field line, and he casually strolls into second base for a double.

The Dodgers are threatening in the bottom of the first.

8:14 p.m.:  It only took Glasnow eight pitches to get out of the first inning. Facing Guerrero Jr., the pitcher gets a fly out to right to end the top of the first inning.

Due up: Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman.

8:13 p.m.:  On the first at-bat, Glasnow strikes out Springer with a fastball.

The next pitch, Nathan Lukes hits a fly out to Kike Hernandez in foul territory.

8:12 p.m.:  Glasnow has thrown his first pitch to George Springer, and we are underway in Game 3 of the World Series.

7:50 p.m.:  Teams are getting introduced for the first World Series game at Dodgers Stadium.

Shohei Ohtani was just met with a thunderous roar.

7:31 p.m.:  Getting the start for Los Angeles tonight is Tyler Glasnow, who was traded to the team in 2024. Glasnow was born in Santa Clarita, Calif.

Now, he is pitching a crucial game for his hometown team. 

7:20 p.m.:  First pitch is less than an hour away, and there's perfect weather in Los Angeles.

6:35 p.m.:  There is a new decal at Dodger Stadium, which marks where Shohei Ohtani hit his 469-feet home run in the NLCS.

4:59 p.m.:  Toronto has also posted its lineups for tonight. 

4:53 p.m.:  The Dodgers, who are the home team for the first time in the World Series, have posted their lineup for Game 3.

All times Eastern. 

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Where to watch the 2025 World Series

Dodgers vs. Blue Jays start time

  • Date: Monday, Oct. 27
  • Time: 8 p.m. ET, 5 p.m. PT

First pitch for Game 3 of the World Series is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET on Monday, Oct. 27.

Fox's game coverage begins an hour earlier (7 p.m. ET) with the pregame show featuring Kevin Burkhardt, Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter and David Ortiz.

What channel is Dodgers vs. Blue Jays on today?

  • TV channel (U.S.): Fox, FS1
  • TV channel (Canada): Sportsnet
  • Live stream: Fox Sports app, Fubo (free trial)

Game 3 of the World Series is on Fox and FS1. Play-by-play announcer Joe Davis and analyst John Smoltz are on the call for Fox with reporters Ken Rosenthal and Tom Verducci.

MLB fans can live stream every game of the World Series with the Fox Sports app or on Fubo, which offers a free trial to new users (U.S. Only).

In Canada, the game will be broadcast on Sportsnet.

MORE WORLD SERIES HISTORY: 

World Series schedule 2025

Friday, Oct. 24

Game/Result
Game 1: Blue Jays 11, Dodgers 4

Saturday, Oct. 25

Game
Game 2: Dodgers 5, Blue Jays 1

Monday, Oct. 27

GameTime (ET)TV channel
Game 3: Blue Jays vs. Dodgers8:00 p.m.Fox, Fubo

Tuesday, Oct. 28

GameTime (ET)TV channel
Game 4: Blue Jays vs. Dodgers8:00 p.m.Fox, Fubo

Wednesday, Oct. 29

GameTime (ET)TV channel
Game 5: Blue Jays vs. Dodgers8:00 p.m.Fox, Fubo

Friday, Oct. 31

GameTime (ET)TV channel
Game 6: Dodgers vs. Blue Jays*8:00 p.m.Fox, Fubo

*If necessary 

Saturday, Nov. 1

GameTime (ET)TV channel
Game 7: Dodgers vs. Blue Jays*8:00 p.m.Fox, Fubo

*If necessary

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