The Los Angeles Dodgers have added Venezuelan pitcher Edgardo Henriquez to their World Series roster to provide additional relief options, after he previously appeared in the wild-card round but was not included in the NLDS or NLCS rosters. Henriquez, known for his fast pitching exceeding 103 mph, is now back in the bullpen for the Fall Classic. Meanwhile, pitcher Alex Vesia, 29, has been left off the World Series roster due to a deeply personal family matter involving his wife Kayla. The Dodgers explained that Vesia is stepping away from the team to handle this situation, which they described as 'so much bigger than baseball.' The team clarified that Vesia was not placed on the Family Medical Emergency List, emphasizing their support and understanding. Vesia, a native of California, has pitched in 68 games this season with a 3.02 ERA and five saves. His wife Kayla has been documenting her pregnancy, and the couple announced expecting a baby girl in April. The Dodgers expressed their support for Vesia and his family during this difficult time. The team also acknowledged that Vesia will be missed during the series, with manager Dave Roberts stating they have viable options to replace him and trust their players to step up. In addition to roster updates, the articles include various highlights from recent baseball seasons, historical moments like Jackie Robinson's 1955 World Series effort, and notable appearances by celebrities at games, including Drake and Bad Bunny. The coverage also touches on other sports and entertainment figures, emphasizing the broad interest in baseball and related events.