In the ninth inning of Game 6 of the World Series Saturday, the ghosts of the Blue Jays' past World Series titles appeared to come to life—taunting the Dodgers as Toronto put runners on second and third with an eye toward winning it all.
Not so fast. Glove-first Blue Jays shortstop Andrés Giménez came to the plate with one out against pitcher Tyler Glasnow. With Rogers Centre roaring, Giménez hit a sharp fly ball toward left fielder Kiké Hernández. Hernández snared the fly, alertly fired to second base, and doubled off right fielder Addison Barger to finish off an instantly famous double play.
