**Dodgers Near World Series Return, Dave Stewart Eyes White Sox Purchase**

The Los Angeles Dodgers took a significant step toward the World Series by securing a 2-1 lead in the National League Championship Series. With just two more victories needed, the Dodgers are on the brink of another World Series appearance.

In other major league news, Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf is reportedly discussing the sale of the team. Intriguingly, the prospective buyers include a group led by Dave Stewart, the former World Series champion pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays. Stewart has also been actively involved in efforts to bring a Major League Baseball team to Nashville, Tennessee. However, there is no current indication whether a successful purchase would lead to the White Sox moving to Nashville.

The White Sox have recently had a challenging season, finishing with 121 losses, the highest number in modern baseball history. This poor performance has added a sense of urgency to the discussions surrounding the team’s future ownership and direction.

As the postseason progresses, baseball fans are closely following both the Dodgers’ quest for another World Series berth and the potential ownership changes within the White Sox organization.