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Stars turn out for ceremonial activities for Games One and Two of the 2025 World Series Presented by Capital One

Major League Baseball today announced the ceremonial & off-field activities for Games One and Two of the 2025 World Series presented by Capital One. The 121st Fall Classic between the National League Champion Los Angeles Dodgers and the American League Champion Toronto Blue Jays begins tonight, Friday, October 24th, at Rogers Centre with LIVE coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. ET on FOX, FOX Deportes and ESPN Radio in the U.S. The 2025 World Series will also be broadcast on Univision in conjunction with FOX Sports and FOX Deportes. In Canada, Sportsnet TV and Radio and TVA Sports will continue to provide live national coverage of the entire 2025 World Series.

MLB Will Try to Turn the World Series Into More Than Just Baseball

As MLB’s TV and ticket patterns trend younger, the league looks to boost that further with a series of additional pop culture endeavors. 

TORONTO — Major League Baseball is rolling out the red carpet—literally—to boost its celebrity profile during the World Series.

The league has scheduled a series of endeavors aimed at bringing its championship event further into the realm of pop culture. Among the specific plans:

Those efforts also build directly on the extensive pregame concert at the rain-impacted MLB Speedway Classic in August, featuring Tim McGraw and Pitbull.

“There’s no question that we’ve been much more deliberate in this area over the last couple of years, and are looking to hit another level here,” MLB deputy commissioner for business and media Noah Garden tells Front Office Sports. “With the music in particular, it goes hand in hand with us. I often joke that athletes always want to be musicians and musicians always want to be athletes.”

Pharrell Williams, Jonas Brothers to perform in Toronto at World Series

The popular musical acts will perform live at the Rogers Centre for the first two games of MLB's best-of-seven series this weekend

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Pharrell Williams and the Jonas Brothers are coming to Toronto for the World Series.

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