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Toronto Blue Jays rookie Trey Yesavage says he’d be ready to pitch in Game 7 of the World Series if manager John Schneider calls upon him.
Blake Silverman|
With the Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers meeting for a winner-take-all Game 7 in the World Series, here’s what postseason history says about each team’s chances.
Blake Silverman|
The Dodgers defeated the Blue Jays in Game 6 of the World Series which ended with a wild double play. Toronto base runner Addison Barger explained the play postgame.
Blake Silverman|
Los Angeles’s two-way star has been chosen to start Saturday’s Game 7 on short rest, setting up a chance for him to somehow better his already peerless legacy.
Tom Verducci|
Los Angeles finished Friday night’s thriller with a stunning double play after Mookie Betts’s bat woke up to provide the winning runs in a 3–1 heart-stopper.
Stephanie Apstein|
Here's how Los Angeles's pitching situation is shaping up.
Patrick Andres|
The Dodgers manager stands out from his peers due to his willingness to publicly challenge any player on his roster.
Stephanie Apstein|
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts took a spill as he raced Hyesong Kim at Rogers Centre Thursday.
Blake Silverman|
After Trey Yesavage’s big night, here are 10 of the best rookie performances in World Series history.
Eva Geitheim|
Snell felt he was “unlucky” in his Game 5 loss, a characterization that was not so popular among MLB fans.
Tim Capurso|
Max Scherzer couldn’t contain his excitement after Trey Yesavage induced an inning-ending double play during Game 5.
Karl Rasmussen|
The Blue Jays are just one game away from winning baseball's biggest prize.
Kristen Wong|
From Dunedin to Toronto, here’s every pit stop Yesavage made on the road to World Series history.
Tim Capurso|
Blue Jays Game 5 hero Trey Yesavage had a funny quote about his viral pregame clip after dominating the Dodgers.
Liam McKeone|
The rookie pitcher got the best of Ohtani during the third inning of Toronto's Game 5 win over the Dodgers.
Andy Nesbitt|
Is someone cutting onions?
Tim Capurso|
The Dodgers' star shortstop had a brutally honest take about his struggles thus far in the World Series.
Andy Nesbitt|
The Blue Jays’ Game 5 hero started this season in Class A ball. His abnormal delivery confounds hitters. And his reaction to heckling fans informed his pitching coach he was ready to beat the Dodgers.
Tom Verducci|
The Dodgers manager tried to spark his team’s offense Wednesday to no avail. Plus, Trey Yesavage rose to the occasion and a World Series MVP favorite emerged.
Nick Selbe|
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.
Stephanie Apstein|
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