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This World Series is headed back to Toronto! Here's what each team needs to do to win it
Rich Eisen breaks down Trey Yesavageâs record-breaking performance against the Dodgers in Game 5 of the World Series. (1:12)
The 2025 World Series is back in Canada for Game 6 on Friday night with the Toronto Blue Jays one win away from dethroning the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Will the Blue Jays finish the deal at Rogers Centre or will the Dodgers find a way to rebound? And who is the World Series MVP through five games?
Our MLB experts break down what Toronto and L.A. must do in the final game(s) of this Fall Classic.
David Schoenfield: Hey, I picked the Blue Jays in seven, and one of the main reasons I went with them has come into play: concern about the Dodgers' bats. They're hitting just .201 in the World Series and .236 overall in the postseason (and .214 since the start of the NLDS, while averaging just 3.5 runs per game).
Can Blue Jays bring home a title? Here's how our Simulated World Series turned out
How will this year's World Series play out? Using the Dynasty League Baseball online simulation, USA TODAY Sports' Steve Gardner and DLB designer Mike Cieslinski will pre-play each game to provide some insight into the key matchups and strategy fans can expect to see in the Fall Classic.
The Toronto Blue Jays return home to Rogers Centre needing only one win in two potential games to wrap up the 2025 World Series championship. That's the same situation in USA TODAY Sports annual Simulated World Series as Jays ace Kevin Gausman takes the mound against Yoshinobu Yamamoto of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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'Pen diminished for World Series, Dodgers' offense will need to step up
TORONTO — Forgive the Dodgers if they've become accustomed to the finer things. Their quality of life, as president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman likes to say, has been much improved with the way their rotation has thrown the ball this postseason.
But as much as the reigning champions have leaned on their starting pitching, they can't expect a borderline historic performance every night. And if the Dodgers can't figure out their own bullpen, then they will have a difficult time in the final stage of their title defense.
An off night from Blake Snell was compounded by a nightmare sixth inning in which the Blue Jays scored nine runs with Emmet Sheehan and Anthony Banda on the mound to storm to an 11-4 win over the Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series on Friday at Rogers Centre.
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