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One area Dodgers, Blue Jays need to improve as World Series shifts to Los Angeles

Toronto and Los Angeles head to Chavez Ravine tied 1-1.

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MLB playoffs: The Blue Jays' World Series return was worth the wait

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What the Dodgers, Blue Jays need to do to win the World Series as games shift to Los Angeles

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Blue Jays look to take 2-0 World Series lead against LA Dodgers. Live updates here

After three decades away from the Fall Classic, the Blue Jays didn’t just return — they roared back.

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Scherzer honoured to play in a fourth World Series

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Going the Distance: Yamamoto outduels Gausman as Dodgers pull even in World Series

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Dodgers up 5-1 lead over Blue Jays. Live updates here

Kevin Gausman pitched 6.2 innings, giving up four hits and three runs (two homers).

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Blue Jays' Scherzer set to pitch in 4th World Series: 'This means everything'

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Dodgers big favourites to win World Series after getting split in Toronto

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Canadians rally around baseball's Blue Jays after Trump trade outburst

WINNIPEG (Reuters) -Canadians hope baseball can bring them some joy on Friday night to counteract economic gloom as the Toronto Blue Jays take to their home field to start the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers,

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The Blue Jays bar at the end of the world

There are no roads in and out. Only planes can get you there, and of course, boats. But that's only if Frobisher Bay isn’t frozen over (which it is for about nine months of the year). Canada’s northernmost city is closer to Greenland,

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Dodgers star sends Yoshinobu Yamamoto warning to MLB

A Los Angeles Dodgers star sent a Yoshinobu Yamamoto warning after his second consecutive complete game in the postseason.

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How Dodgers' Yoshinobu Yamamoto locked in during World Series complete game: 'He didn't make a mistake'

Yoshinobu Yamamoto stood alone on the mound, his eyes fixed on the plate. Still, for seconds, not even a deep breath. He didn't need a moment to steady before firing a 1-2 fastball up and in that George Springer swung through in the eighth at 96 miles per hour.