The Los Angeles Dodgers forced a Game 7 of the 2025 World Series after a thrilling and exciting Game 6 victory. The Dodgers won after a scary bottom of the ninth inning, allowing the Blue Jays to have two runners on with zero outs, giving Toronto a chance to win the game on one swing.
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Instead, the Dodgers’ defense, which had struggles for the past handful of games, stepped up when it mattered most and secured the victory on this wild double play to force a Game 7:
The Dodgers went from potentially losing in six games to now being one win away from becoming the first team to get back-to-back champions in a quarter-century.
Fans couldn’t help but react to the play that could lead the Dodgers to yet another title if things pan out for them on Saturday.
The ninth inning turned into quite the rollercoaster, as Dodgers Japanese sensation Roki Sasaki wasn’t able to record an out in the ninth after throwing 33 pitches between the eighth and ninth innings.
Tyler Glasnow entered the game with runners at second and third. The tall right-handed pitcher collected all three outs in as many pitches.
All hands will be on deck for the Dodgers on Saturday, and the same will go for the Blue Jays.
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The Dodgers are seeking their ninth title in franchise history, while the Blue Jays are looking for their third overall title and their first since 1993.
First pitch of Game 7 will be at 5:08 p.m.PT in what will be the final game of the season, no matter the outcome.
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Great game. Not just that the D’s won, which is a good thing, but most of the game was high drama. Maybe not super high, but high. 3-1 game, anytime a runner is on base there is the potential for a tie with whomever is at bat. And while he’s not my favorite, Bad Vlad Jr is a highly skilled ballplayer and hitter. Was it just me or did it seem like he was up to bat like 7 times in a 9 inning game?
Glasnow in relief? While scheduled to pitch tomorrow? Madness. But if not for a win today there is no tomorrow.
I guess Ohtani is going to start tomorrow. He’s not going to do a complete game, he’s not. And then where do they go?
My plan. Madness I know. Start Kershaw, hope for 3, take 2, push to 4 if things are looking good, THEN Ohtani. Gets the righty lefty thing going, Kershaw seems far better starting than relief, Ohtani I have no clue, but he isn’t near as far into his career as Mr K. Not sure who or where to go to if Ohtani can’t finish, but I swear I’d rather see Kike` in there than Trinen. (Sorry Blake, it’s not personal, even you know you’ve had a bad year)
If K or O get lit up early… As Cubbies fans say, wait ’til next year. I have had less confidence about this Dodgers team than any other in the WS, and my memory goes back to the ’63 series against the Yankees. (OK, that was emotional, not intellectual, but with Koufax and Drysdale only a fool would have bet against them)
Crossing my fingers for tomorrow!