Did he though?
Any other pitcher comes in and gives up a run in one inning, and we aren't saying he looked ok at all...
Woodruff is a feel good story, all he's been through, and he gets to pitch in a world series game, in about as far from a leverage situation as you can get. He comes in, doesn't blow it with a 10 run lead, and he can now say he pitched in a world series game.
That's it. Nothing more. It's a feel good story, but that's it.
He should never be relied on for anything meaningful in this world series. End of story.
In that regard, neither should Drohan, but that's for another post.