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The Los Angeles Dodgers won the World Series on Saturday night, defeating the Toronto Blue Jays in a decisive Game 7 to cap off a memorable Fall Classic. In the coming days, there will be plenty of time to reflect on the year that was and ample coverage that attempts to properly assign credit to the individuals who made this championship possible.

The Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers are playing in the 41st winner-take-all Game 7 in World Series history. The Blue Jays are trying to win their third World Series championship. The Dodgers are aiming to capture their ninth. Email us your thoughts: [email protected]

Reflecting on the Dodgers’ wild 5-4 win over the Blue Jays in Game 7 of the World Series, manager Dave Roberts revealed postgame early Sunday that Rojas’ biggest supporter, wife Mariana, spoke his game-tying homer at the top of the ninth into existence.

Kershaw announced in September that 2025 would be the final season of his career after 18 MLB seasons all spent with the Dodgers, the rare single-team player. To that point, he had been one of L.A.'s most solid pitchers of the regular season, ranking second on the team in innings with 112 2/3 with a 3.36 ERA.

The seven-game series saw two extra-inning games, 19 home runs and some of the Fall Classic's most pivotal moments in recent memory.

The legendary lefty — who revealed his retirement plans in September — warmly embraced wife Ellen and their children after he played the final game of his career, a 5-4 Dodgers victory over the Blue Jays in an 11-inning Game 7 thriller. “Oh, my God,” Kershaw, 37, said with tears streaming down his face.

After a regular season spent seemingly just going through the motions and never remotely living up to that preseason "juggernaut" hype, the Los Angeles Dodgers found their mojo when it mattered most,