Walker Buehler Reflects on Dodgers World Series Legacy and Red Sox Transition Ahead of First Reunion Series

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Walker Buehler experienced a reflective first reunion with the Los Angeles Dodgers since his offseason departure to the Boston Red Sox, receiving his World Series ring from manager Dave Roberts and former teammates at Fenway Park. Despite his crucial role in the Dodgers' recent World Series victory, Buehler expressed no regrets about signing with Boston after Los Angeles opted not to extend him a qualifying offer, instead pursuing other pitchers. Buehler, who enjoyed dominant stretches with the Dodgers before his second Tommy John surgery and a challenging 2024 regular season, has found playing for the Red Sox 'fun' despite a 5.72 ERA this year, showing recent improvement by allowing only three earned runs over his last 18 innings. He is set to make his next start against his former club on Sunday, reflecting on his impactful tenure with the Dodgers and acknowledging the uncertainty of his future beyond his current one-year contract.