Whicker: Underneath the noise, Dodgers’ Corey Seager comes back comfortably

LOS ANGELES — Would you trade 103 degrees for 148 minutes?
The Dodgers would. They played the hottest game since baseball began recording World Series temperatures, in 1975.
They and Houston also made the quickest work of a Series game since Toronto beat Atlanta in Game 4 in 1992 (2:21).
And while the 3-1 win over Houston in Game 1 bore the Dodger brand, with domineering pitching and the usual Chris Taylor-Justin Turner home run combo platter, the most important news might have come from a