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How the Blue Jays’ Midseason Trades Fueled Their World Series Run

Game 4 winner Shane Bieber has been a key addition to a Toronto club looking for its first championship in more than three decades.

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How the Blue Jays Rebounded From a World Series Heartbreaker to Win Game 4

Toronto lost Monday night’s 18-inning Game 3 but returned to Dodger Stadium on Tuesday and claimed a 6–2 Game 4 victory to even up the series.

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Here's How Shohei Ohtani Performed on the Mound, At-Bat in World Series Game 4

Shohei Ohtani started for the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 of the World Series. Here's how he fared both on the mound and at the dish.

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X reacts to 18 inning marathon win for the Los Angeles Dodgers

X reacts to 18 inning marathon win for the Los Angeles Dodgers. We take a look at the Dodgers's amazing win over the Blue Jays.

The Sports Daily

Blue Jays Manager Says Only One Thing ‘Sucks’ About Rebounding From Game 3 Loss

The Dodgers outlasted the Blue Jays in an 18-inning Game 3 of the World Series, but it wasn't the end of the series.

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Dave Roberts Can't Blame John Schneider for Not Wanting to Pitch to Shohei Ohtani

Roberts perfectly understands the strategic dilemma that Ohtani's greatness creates.

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After Game 3 Greatness, Shohei Ohtani Prepares Another Mythical World Series Feat

The Dodgers star awed by reaching base a playoffs record nine times in Monday’s 18-inning epic. He’ll take the mound just 17 hours later.

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Shohei Ohtani steals the show in record-breaking 18-inning World Series classic

Ohtani achieved more extra-base hits than any player in World Series history

The Independent UK

Blue Jays Manager Had One-Word Answer About Walking Shohei Ohtani During World Series

Blue Jays manager John Schneider said "Yeah" when asked if he planned to continue walking Shohei Ohtani after his incredible performance during Game 3 of the World Series.

Sports Illustrated

Five Takeaways From the Dodgers' Instant Classic World Series Game 3 Win

Freddie Freeman's walk-off home run in the 18th inning ended one of the best World Series games we've ever seen.

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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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Addison Barger Makes World Series 2025 History with Pinch-Hit Grand Slam as Blue Jays Crush Dodgers in Game 1

Addison Barger hits first-ever pinch-hit grand slam in World Series history as Blue Jays crush Dodgers 11-4 in Game 1, stunning fans and broadcasters alike.

International Business Times UK

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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Blue Jays Start Bo Bichette at New Position for Game 1 vs. Dodgers

Toronto is getting its two-time All-Star back just in time.

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Shohei Ohtani Responds to Blue Jays Manager John Schneider's Playful Request

Toronto attempted to woo the future Hall of Famer in free agency.

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Blue Jays Manager Wants Shohei Ohtani to Return Two Things From Failed Recruitment

Schneider joked that the Blue Jays want the gear they gifted to Ohtani during his recruitment process back.

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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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The Independent UK

The Toronto Blue Jays take aim at America's pastime as Canada-US relations remain broken

The Toronto Blue Jays have advanced to the World Series and have a chance of claiming the championship of America’s pastime at a time when U.S.-Canada relations remain near historic lows

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Seattle’s Emotional Sports Rollercoaster Shows Golden Age May Be Just on the Horizon

The Mariners and Seahawks played a pair of games Monday night that may have marked a point of time in Seattle’s athletic prime—no matter the differing results.

Sports Illustrated

How a Genius Hitting Strategy Powered the Blue Jays to a World Series Clash vs. the Dodgers

A fresh approach energized Toronto all season, and was on full display in a comeback against the Mariners to clinch the AL pennant.

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Seahawks’ Overhauled Roster Makes Them One of NFL’s Most Dangerous Teams

Seattle shook things up in a big way this offseason in adding Sam Darnold while letting Geno Smith and DK Metcalf go. It's early, but those bold moves appear to be paying off in a big way.

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Blue Jays Manager Couldn’t Help but Curse After Winning ALCS to Make World Series

John Schneider is really happy for Toronto and he couldn’t contain himself.

Sports Illustrated

Eugenio Suárez’s First Major October Moment Couldn’t Have Come at a Better Time

With his wife and daughters in the stands, the third baseman wrote himself into Mariners lore with his eighth-inning Grand Slam in Game 5.

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John Schneider Rips Mariners Fans Who Booed After George Springer Injury

The Blue Jays manager took exception to Mariners fans who apparently booed as Springer limped up the first base line.

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