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The Dodgers slugger had a simple message for his team heading into Friday night's elimination game against the Blue Jays.
Kristen Wong|
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|
How many people stuck around to watch the end of Game 3 of the World Series?
Jimmy Traina|
Washington is thinking way outside the box.
Patrick Andres|
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|
What a moment for the entire Schneider family.
Kyle Koster|
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 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|
The pitcher recorded 12 strikeouts against the Dodgers.
Madison Williams|
This is the first time in World Series history in which a team started the game hitting back-to-back homers.
Madison Williams|
Springer left Game 3 early with right side discomfort, causing him to miss Game 4, too.
Madison Williams|
Magic Johnson offered his very on-brand assessment of the World Series, and Kevin Gausman seemed to agree.
Karl Rasmussen|
The Dodgers are making some changes after losing Game 4 at home.
Karl Rasmussen|
Game 4 winner Shane Bieber has been a key addition to a Toronto club looking for its first championship in more than three decades.
Nick Selbe|
An epic photo of Shohei Ohtani and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. from Game 4 of the World Series has gone viral on social media.
Kristen Wong|
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