"The Lord will fight for you;
you need only to be still." —
Exodus 14:14
Hold onto your hat — the Los Angeles Dodgers have done the almost-unthinkable, clinching the 2025 World Series by a 4-3 margin over the Toronto Blue Jays in a breathtaking, emotional roller-coaster of a series.
From the opening pitch in Game 1, Toronto announced themselves. The Blue Jays erupted to an 11-4 victory, chasing LA's bullpen and setting a tone of confidence. Their offense was alive; the Dodgers looked vulnerable. According to summaries, Game 1 saw a historic pinch-hit grand slam from Toronto's bench, energizing the home crowd.
But the Dodgers weren't done. In Game 2, their ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto turned in a complete-game gem (4 hits allowed, 8 K's) to even the series and regain some momentum.
Game 3? An 18-inning marathon where the Dodgers edged Toronto 6-5 on a heroic walk-off home run by Freddie Freeman. Then the Blue Jays answered back — they took Games 4 and 5 (6-2 and 6-1 respectively) to grab a 3-2 series lead, exploiting LA's occasional lapses and firing up their offense and bullpen.
Facing elimination in Game 6, the Dodgers rallied. Yamamoto again came through, six strong innings, and Freddie Freeman and company helped push it to a decisive Game 7.
Game 7 — oh, what a game. Toronto jumped ahead early with a three-run blast from Bo Bichette off the Dodgers' starter Shohei Ohtani in the 3rd inning. The Blue Jays added another, pushing up to 4-2 by the sixth. But the Dodgers chipped away — in the 8th, Max Muncy belted a solo home run to make it 4-3.
Then in the 9th, with their backs against the wall, the Dodgers tied it via an unexpected solo homer from utilityman Miguel Rojas. In 11 innings, with two outs, two strikes, the Dodgers' Will Smith launched a go-ahead homer to left, putting LA ahead 5-4.
Then Yamamoto, despite throwing extraordinary effort on zero rest, backed it up: he closed the bottom of the 11th with a game-ending double play, clinching the title and earning World Series MVP.
The Dodgers become the first team in 25 years to repeat as champions, and the first NL team since 1976 to do so. Meanwhile, the Blue Jays came within inches of their first title in 32 years, only to see it slip away.
What a battle. Momentum shifted, heroes emerged, dreams were chased. The faith, resilience and clutch moments of the Dodgers shine: not just talent, but endurance.
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