The Los Angeles Dodgers will begin their quest for back-to-back World Series titles early Tuesday morning when they face off against the Chicago Cubs in Tokyo, Japan.

MLB’s global ambassadors enjoyed the unique experience, but they’re eager to sleep in their own beds and get their lineup healthy for next week’s home opener.

Apart from an awkward four innings against Shota Imanaga in the opener, the Dodgers just looked better than the Cubs during the Tokyo Series. Yoshinobu Yamamoto was outstanding through five innings, and the offense was able to cobble together a three-run lead while the Cubs couldn't get a hit off of four Dodgers bullpen arms.