Bo Bichette, who has not played since early September due to a knee injury, will start at second base and bat cleanup for the Blue Jays in Game 1 of the World Series against the Dodgers on Friday night in Toronto.
Category: Baseball
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⚾ Ohtani’s Game 4 as improbable as it was great
A 469-foot blast and a series-clinching gem on the same night? In NLCS Game 4, we got the full Ohtani October experience.
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eBay gloves, cursing pitchers and unhittable splits: The magic chemistry of the Blue Jays
The Toronto roster is full of personality and talent. Here are some of the best stories from the clubhouse.
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Jays’ Bichette, Dodgers’ Kershaw on WS rosters
Bo Bichette, who has not played since early September due to a knee injury, and Dodgers lefty Clayton Kershaw, who was left off the Dodgers’ Wild Card Series roster and did not pitch in the NLCS, are both on their team’s respective World Series rosters.
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Vitello: ‘Selfish’ but ‘right’ call to manage Giants
Tony Vitello told reporters he leaned on “anyone and everyone” before making the decision to leave the Tennessee baseball program and manage the Giants.
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‘If you’re going to say it, back it up, prove it’: The evolution of Dodgers’ starter Blake Snell
The two-time Cy Young winner is pitching deeper than anyone this October.
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‘If you’re going to say it, back it up, prove it’: The evolution of Dodgers’ Game 1 starter Blake Snell
Once best known for a quick World Series hook, the two-time Cy Young winner is pitching deeper than anyone this October.
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The only World Series preview you need: Odds, likely MVPs and how many games Dodgers-Blue Jays will go
Does L.A. or Toronto have the edge? How do you pitch Ohtani and Vlad Jr.? What will decide the Fall Classic? We’ve got it all covered.
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ALCS loss still stings for M’s as big decisions loom
Mariners manager Dan Wilson said the Game 7 loss to the Blue Jays stings, but the franchise does not want arguably its most successful season to be an aberration.
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Two Blue Jays in the top 3? Ranking the best players in the 2025 World Series
Here’s how the Dodgers’ and Blue Jays’ rosters stack up and who is primed to do the most jaw-dropping things.