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Preamble
There’s no script for nights like this. Just noise, nerves and nine innings that will live forever.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays meet one final time tonight at Rogers Centre, a Game 7 that feels destined after everything this Fall Classic has delivered – the 18-inning marathon in Los Angeles, the rope-to-second double play that sealed Game 6, and the sight of two teams still standing after six games dripping with white-knuckle tension.
World Series 2025
ShowSchedule
Best-of-seven series. All times Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4).
Fri 24 Oct Game 1: Toronto Blue Jays 11, LA Dodgers 4
Sat 25 Oct Game 2: LA Dodgers 5, Toronto Blue Jays 1
Mon 27 Oct Game 3: LA Dodgers 6, Toronto Blue Jays 5 (18 innings)
Tue 28 Oct Game 4: Toronto Blue Jays 6, LA Dodgers 2
Wed 29 Oct Game 5: Toronto Blue Jays 6, LA Dodgers 1
Fri 31 Oct Game 6: LA Dodgers 3, Toronto Blue Jays 1
Sat 1 Nov Game 7: LA Dodgers at Toronto Blue Jays, 8pm
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How to watch
• In the US, all games will be broadcast on FOX. If you have a cable/satellite subscription with FOX included, you can also stream via the FOX Sports app.
• In Canada, the English-language broadcast is on Sportsnet while the French-language broadcasts are on RDS and TVA Sports. The games are also streaming on Sportsnet+ (English-language).
• In the UK, the official broadcaster is TNT Sports. A subscription to their service or their app is required.
• In Australia, the rightsholder is the local branch of ESPN Australia and related platforms.
For the Dodgers, it’s a chance at baseball’s first repeat championship in a quarter-century. For the Blue Jays, it’s a shot at a first title since Joe Carter’s home run rattled Canada in 1993. The matchup could hardly be richer: Shohei Ohtani, the sport’s two-way phenomenon, will start on the mound for Los Angeles, making his fourth outing of the postseason and his first on the road. Ohtani, who’s batting .318 with three home runs in the Series, can remain in the lineup as a designated hitter after leaving the hill – a wrinkle that gives Dave Roberts every reason to hand him the ball from pitch one.
Opposite him: 41-year-old Max Scherzer, who’s starting a World Series Game 7 for the second time in his Cooperstown-bound career. Scherzer already helped the Nationals to the trophy in 2019 and will tonight become the first pitcher ever to start multiple winner-take-all World Series games for different clubs.
Around them stories and subplots abound. Vladimir Guerrero Jr has eight postseason homers and a nation waiting for one more. Freddie Freeman has reached base in every Dodgers game this October. Rookie Trey Yesavage has already set strikeout records. And somewhere in the din, Ohtani will try to deliver one more seismic moment for a team that began its season in Tokyo and now stands 226 days later on the edge of another title.
All hands are on deck. Every reliever, every matchup, every pitch will matter. The road team has won each of the last four World Series Game 7s. The last home club to finish the job? The St Louis Cardinals, in 2011.
So here we are: East v West, dynasty v destiny, a season that started in Japan and ends in Canada. The 121st playing of the World Series comes down to one night. Buckle in.
Bryan will be here shortly. In the meantime here’s Owen Weisfeld’s report off Friday night’s Game 6.
