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MLB Fact or Fiction Roundtable: Are the Dodgers Still World Series Favorites?

We've arrived at the Memorial Day checkpoint. Let's check in on five storylines that may have changed some preseason perceptions.

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Eight Lessons Learned From an All-Time Great 2025 World Series

These are the key takeaways from the Dodgers-Blue Jays instant classic.

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Isiah Kiner-Falefa Addresses Baserunning Decision That Might Have Cost Blue Jays Game 7

Isiah Kiner-Falefa explained why he took such a small lead with the bases loaded in Game 7, a decision that helped lead to the Dodgers beating the Blue Jays.

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Dodgers’ Blake Snell Ripped for Excuse He Made After Losing Game 5

Snell felt he was “unlucky” in his Game 5 loss, a characterization that was not so popular among MLB fans.

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Trey Yesavage Pens the Ultimate Underdog Story With World Series Game 5 Gem

The Blue Jays rookie who’s essentially living out of his truck dominated the Dodgers’ star-studded lineup to put his team on the brink of a title.

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Freddie Freeman’s 18th Inning Walk-Off Home Run Gives Dodgers Epic Game 3 Win

Los Angeles’s first baseman proved that lightning can strike twice just a year apart in Dodger Stadium.

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Blue Jays Manager John Schneider Explains Odd Late Strike Call, Free Out for Dodgers

Toronto Blue Jays manager was interviewed during the game after a strange delayed strike called by home plate umpire Mark Wagner which led to an easy out for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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Umpire's Late Strike Call Froze Blue Jays' Runner Leading to Unfortunate Out

Bo Bichette appeared to be confused by the call from the umpire, resulting in an easy pickoff for the Dodgers.

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The Blue Jays flipped the World Series script on baseball’s biggest spenders

Toronto’s relentless bats humbled baseball’s richest team, proving that money can’t buy relief when the underdogs find their moment

The Guardian - US

Blue Jays Exploit Dodgers’ Biggest Weakness to Win World Series Game 1

Toronto blew open Friday night’s series opener with a nine-run sixth inning—the highest-scoring Fall Classic inning since 1968—en route to the 11–4 victory.

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Barger, Varsho, Kirk lead homer barrage as Blue Jays rout Dodgers 11-4 in World Series opener

Addison Barger launched the first pinch-hit grand slam in World Series history, Alejandro Kirk added a two-run homer in a nine-run sixth inning and the Toronto Blue Jays overwhelmed the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers 11-4 in Game 1

The Independent UK

World Series Position-by-Position Breakdown: Do Dodgers or Blue Jays Have the Edge?

The Dodgers are an overwhelming favorite, but digging into the matchup tells a different story.

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SI:AM | Blue Jays’ Hot Streak Sets Up Exciting Second-Half AL East Race

They’re two wins shy of their longest winning streak in franchise history.

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Rangers' Jacob deGrom Had Surprised Reaction at Disappointing Career First

For the first time in his career, deGrom didn't record a strikeout during a game.

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Pacers’ Surreal Win Over Bucks Makes Recent NBA Playoff Broadcast News Even Sadder

Local broadcast crews won’t be calling NBA playoff games after this season.

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Blue Jays CF Goes Behind the Back While Falling for Absurd Catch of the Year Contender

Daulton Varsho turned a ridiculous lowlight into a ridiculous highlight.

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Boston's Danny Jansen Made Bizarre MLB History By Playing for Both Teams in Same Game

Here's how and exactly when catcher Danny Jansen made MLB history by playing for both the Red Sox and the Blue Jays.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Even the Blue Jays had to laugh as Danny Jansen became the first MLB player to play for both teams in a game

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Daulton Varsho Shines In Light Blue Jersey On Field

Daulton Varsho of the Arizona Diamondbacks impresses with his agility and versatility in his light blue jersey, showcasing excellence on the field.

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Yusei Kikuchi’s Secrets to Sleeping 13–14 Hours

The Blue Jays pitcher made waves by revealing he aims to sleep 13 or 14 hours the night before a start. But for him, snoozing has always come easy.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jameson Taillon’s streak of strong starts ends in Cubs’ blowout loss to Blue Jays

The Cubs lost 11-4 on Sunday, falling short of a three-game sweep of the Blue Jays.

Tribune News Service

Balk comes up big as SF Giants beat Gausman, Belt in win over Blue Jays

TORONTO — Facing two old friends Tuesday night, the Giants offered a reminder that all the magic pixie dust was still in their clubhouse.

Tribune News Service

Tigers blow two-run lead in ninth, lose 4-3 to Blue Jays in 10 innings

TORONTO — The Tigers were three outs away from stopping their losing streak at five games Wednesday at Rogers Centre. Instead, the Toronto Blue Jays rallied for two runs in the bottom of the ninth and then won it in the 10th.

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