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Dodgers host the Blue Jays in World Series Game 3

Blue Jays Manager Had One-Word Answer About Walking Shohei Ohtani During World Series

On Monday night, the Dodgers beat Schneider's Blue Jays 6–5 in an epic, 18-inning showdown in Game 3 of the 2025 World Series.

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Blue Jays' George Springer leaves Game 3 of World Series after injuring himself on a swing

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John Schneider confirms Blue Jays' Bo Bichette will return to lineup for Game 3 of World Series vs. Dodgers

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Blue Jays and Dodgers speak ahead of World Series Game 3. Live updates here

The Toronto Blue Jays will take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 3 of the World Series tonight.

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'An absolute blast': network of Blue Jays fans across the Atlantic celebrates Game 1 of World Series

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What we learned from World Series games 1 and 2. Plus: Yamamoto’s dizzying feat

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L.A. wins World Series Game 3 on Freddie Freeman walk-off home run in 18th inning: Live updates and reaction

In a Fall Classic for the ages, Freddie Freeman led off the 18th and hit a late-night, walk-off home run to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 6-5 win against the Toronto Blue Jays at a delirious Dodger S...

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‘Impressive’: Yamamoto throws complete game as Dodgers beat Blue Jays to even up World Series. Recap here.

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Morning Coffee: Blue Jays back in familiar role as World Series shifts to LA

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"John Schneider is a b***" - Fans erupt after Blue Jays’ risky plan to walk Shohei Ohtani ends in Freddie Freeman’s 18th-inning walk-off homer

Baseball fans were treated to a World Series classic when the Los Angeles Dodgers hosted the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 3 at Dodger Stadium on Monday.

John Schneider explains controversial decision to keep Kevin Gausman in Game 2 after Will Smith home run

Kevin Gausman pitched well for the Blue Jays in Game 2 but the Dodgers got to the veteran starter in the seventh inning.

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Scherzer doesn't argue with Schneider, leaves World Series Game 3 with lead that bullpen wastes

Max Scherzer didn't argue this time. John Schneider pointed to Toronto's bullpen before he crossed the foul line on the way to the mound and the 41-year-old nodded in agreement as his manager arrived.