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10\/27\/25 21:24Kirk three-run home run puts Blue Jays on the board<\/p>\n
\u2013 Jamie Ross<\/p>\n
Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Catcher Alejandro Kirk hits a three-run home run as Jays pull ahead of Dodgers.Jayne Kamin-Oncea\/Reuters<\/p>\n With one swing, the Blue Jays are on the board, and ahead. With two men on, Alejandro Kirk took the first pitch he saw from Dodgers starter Tyler Glasnow and sent it just over the wall in left field, eliciting scattered outbursts from the Blue Jays around the stadium, while taking the wind right out of the Dodgers sails. 3-2 Blue Jays.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 21:18Ohtani\u2019s solo home run far from his furthest<\/p>\n \u2013 Paul Attfield<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Shohei Ohtani hits a 389-ft solo home run.Brynn Anderson\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n At 389 feet, the home run that Shohei Ohtani hit in the third inning was a decent effort, but it was well short of his best work this postseason.<\/p>\n Case in point, the grounds crew at Dodger Stadium unveiled a plaque earlier on Monday to commemorate the 469-foot homer that he hit out of the ballpark during the National League Championship Series. That was one of three he hit in the pennant-clinching Game 4 victory 10 days ago to go alongside his six shutout innings pitched in one of the greatest postseason performances in baseball history.<\/p>\n And even that is just the second-longest home run Ohtani has hit at Dodger Stadium, with the three-time MVP clubbing one 473 feet last year, although that one didn\u2019t leave the stadium.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 21:16Rob Lowe, Jeff Goldblum among celebrities at Dodgers Stadium<\/p>\n \u2013 Paul Attfield <\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Actor Rob Lowe claps a baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres in August.Mark J. Terrill\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n From junior hockey to the World Series, via The West Wing, actor Rob Lowe was one of many celebrities present in Dodger Stadium for Game 3 of the Fall Classic. <\/p>\n Lowe, who took great pleasure in seeing Bo Bichette tagged out on the basepath in the second inning, is of course no stranger to Canada\u2019s more traditional sporting prowess, having starred alongside Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves in Youngblood. Shot in Toronto in the mid-80s, Youngblood was a hockey movie about life in the sport\u2019s junior ranks, one of many movies Lowe starred in on his way to being a TV regular in shows such as The West Wing and Parks and Recreation.<\/p>\n Another actor with links to Canadian sport was also present at Dodger Stadium, with Jeff Goldblum taking in the occasion. The popularity of his 1993 film, Jurassic Park, was of course instrumental in the naming of the Toronto Raptors when they came into being in the early 1990s. Goldblum is also married to a Canadian: his wife, Emilie Livingston, is a dancer and retired Olympic rhythmic gymnast.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 21:06Ohtani extends Dodgers\u2019 lead to 2-0<\/p>\n \u2013 Paul Attfield<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Dodgers two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani after hitting a solo home run in the third inning.Jayne Kamin-Oncea\/Reuters<\/p>\n If Dodger Stadium had a roof, the hometown fans would\u2019ve blown it off after Shohei Ohtani\u2019s solo home run in the bottom of the third. The Dodgers\u2019 superstar smashed a fastball into the right field stands to give LA a 2-0 lead. They\u2019ve recorded three hits so far. Two of them have been home runs. <\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 20:49Dodgers take early lead with Hernandez home run in second inning<\/p>\n \u2013 Jamie Ross<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Teoscar Hern\u00e1ndez hits a home run for the Dodgers in the second inning.Frank Gunn\/The Canadian Press<\/p>\n Teoscar Hernandez puts the Dodgers on the board, taking a 2-2 slider that Scherzer hung over the middle of plate, hitting over the left field wall. 1-0 Dodgers. <\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 20:40An odd out for Bichette<\/p>\n \u2013 Paul Attfield<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Bo Bichette is picked off by Dodgers’ pitcher Tyler Glasnow in the second inning.David J. Phillip\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n Bo Bichette was as surprised as anyone else in Dodger Stadium when Daulton Varsho didn\u2019t earn a walk in the second inning. The only problem was, the Blue Jays second baseman was also the only one on base at the time, so he was caught out when the umpire called a strike instead. <\/p>\n With Varsho on a 3-1 count, pitcher Tyler Glasnow appeared to locate his pitch above the strike zone, but with Varsho ripping off his protective gear, the home-plate umpire called a strike instead.<\/p>\n A quick-thinking Will Smith, the Dodgers catcher, directed Glasnow to throw to first and Freddie Freeman applied the tag on to Bichette for the first out of the second inning.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 20:10Blue Jays mania reaches Canada\u2019s northernmost city<\/p>\n \u2013 The Canadian Press<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n The Storehouse Bar and Grill in Iqaluit has become a haven for baseball fans during the World Series.HO\/HANDOUT\/THE CANADIAN PRESS<\/p>\n Baseball fever has reached the Arctic.<\/p>\n In Iqualuit, fans are packing The Storehouse Bar and Grill to cheer on the Toronto Blue Jays\u2019 playoffs and World Series run.<\/p>\n Valerie Hill, the bar\u2019s general store manager, said it\u2019s been \u201cstanding room only\u201d as fan turnout has been unlike anything she\u2019s seen in her two years running the spot.<\/p>\n She said tourists have come by asking whether the bar has heard of the Blue Jays and if they can put the game on their TVs, as though being more than 2,000 kilometres away from Toronto means they wouldn\u2019t know anything about the team.<\/p>\n To them, she says, \u201cLook around! We love the Blue Jays,\u201d she said with a laugh. The Storehouse has traded its usual cabin-like vibe for loads of blue and white balloons and Blue Jays posters.<\/p>\n When the Blue Jays clinched their spot in the World Series, Hill said the celebration in the bar was so lively it could have been mistaken for one in downtown Toronto.<\/p>\n \u201cYou would have thought we actually won the World Series,\u201d Hill said. \u201cBig guys, little guys, picking each other up, hugging. I think I saw tears. I personally shed a couple.\u201d<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 20:00No question which national anthem won<\/p>\n \u2013 Cathal Kelly<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n A flyover during the Star Spangled Banner before Game 3.Jayne Kamin-Oncea\/Reuters<\/p>\n Tonight\u2019s national anthem score:<\/p>\n America: 1<\/p>\n Canada: 0<\/p>\n Fireworks, Brad Paisley and a fly-over. America shows us how it\u2019s done. <\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 19:52Springer, Guerrero Jr. and Jays roster booed as they take the field in Dodger Stadium<\/p>\n \u2013 Jamie Ross<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Vladimir Guerrero Jr. looks on before Game 3.Patrick Smith\/Getty Images<\/p>\n Boos rained down on George Springer, the Blue Jays\u2019 leadoff man, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. when they were introduced during the pre-game ceremony. Dodgers fans are not fond of Springer, who was part of the 2017 World Series-winning Houston Astros squad that was found to have cheated by employing an illicit sign-stealing scheme. The team they beat in the World Series that year? The Dodgers. <\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 19:46Fans bring energy and chaos to packed Dodgers Stadium<\/p>\n \u2013 Jamie Ross <\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Fans arrive for Game 3 at Dodgers Stadium.David J. Phillip\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n It is tight quarters navigating the concourse at Dodger Stadium. They\u2019re squeezing 50,000-plus, lightly buzzed fans (for now) through corridors that weren\u2019t built to accommodate that kind of traffic. Getting to the place is equally chaotic. Many people drive and park in the enormous lots for the low price of US$80 (It\u2019s $150 for oversized vehicles). The club will surely take a big bite out of Shohei Ohtani\u2019s salary at those rates. None of that, however, takes away from the fact that it\u2019s a beautiful place to take in a baseball game. <\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 19:36Jays fans cheer from Toronto as World Series heads to Dodgers Stadium<\/p>\n \u2013 The Canadian Press<\/p>\n Fans line up to watch the away game on the big screen at the Rogers Centre in Toronto for Game 3 of the World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and the LA Dodgers on Monday night. (Oct. 27). Video by Sarah Espedido\/The Globe and Mail<\/p>\n Crowds of Toronto Blue Jays fans will be cheering from afar as the team looks to take a World Series lead in Los Angeles tonight.<\/p>\n Watch parties will be held at the Rogers Centre and Nathan Phillips Square in downtown Toronto as the Jays take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 3.<\/p>\n For the games played at Dodgers Stadium, Jays fans can purchase $15 tickets to watch the broadcast at Rogers Centre, with proceeds going to the Jays Care Foundation.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the City of Toronto is hosting free public viewing parties at Nathan Phillips Square for all World Series games.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 19:23Dodgers legend Hideo Nomo to throw first pitch for Game 3<\/p>\n \u2013 Paul Attfield<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Former Dodgers pitcher Hideo Nomo, pictured here in 2004, will throw the first pitch in Game 3.Justin Sullivan\/Getty Images<\/p>\n Not content with assembling one of the best starting rotations in baseball history \u2013 10-2 with a 1.84 ERA this post-season \u2013 the Dodgers will be parading out some of their other pitching greats over the next couple of days to throw out the first pitch. <\/p>\n Tonight is the turn of Hideo Nomo, who twice threw no-hitters, and who became the first Japanese-born player to pitch in the major leagues in 30 years when he made his debut in 1995, a couple of months before Shohei Ohtani celebrated his first birthday.<\/p>\n Nomo, who became the first Japanese-born player to permanently relocate to the majors, went on to enjoy a 12-year career in MLB, earning National League rookie-of-the-year honours with the Dodgers in 1995, and going 123-109 in 318 starts.<\/p>\n Remarkably, he almost overlapped with Monday\u2019s Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer, who threw his first pitch on April 29, 2008, 11 days after Nomo had thrown his last for the Kansas City Royals.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 18:59Ohtani loves Toronto\u2019s \u2018We don\u2019t need you!\u2019 chant \u2013 but doesn\u2019t want to hear it at home<\/p>\n \u2013 The Associated Press<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani works out at Dodgers Stadium on Sunday.Ashley Landis\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n Shohei Ohtani said there\u2019s one place he doesn\u2019t want to hear the \u201cWe don\u2019t need you!\u201d chant \u2014 at home with his family.<\/p>\n The two-way L.A. superstar smiled and laughed about the derisive chant directed at him late in Toronto\u2019s opening win Friday. Blue Jays fans remain stung he signed with the Dodgers in December 2023 rather than their team.<\/p>\n \u201cIt was a really great chant, and my wife really appreciated it,\u201d he said Sunday through a translator following the Dodgers\u2019 workout.<\/p>\n Ohtani is hitting .224 in 12 postseason games with six homers, 11 RBIs and one stolen base and is 2 for 8 with a two-run homer and a single in the series. He is 2-0 with a 2.25 ERA in his pair of mound starts, striking out 19 and walking four in 12 innings.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 18:45How does Max Scherzer match up against the Dodgers?<\/p>\n \u2013 Jamie Ross<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer is starting against L.A.’s Tyler Glasnow in Game 3.Lindsey Wasson\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n No one in the Dodgers lineup has hit Scherzer particularly hard in the past. He has the most history with L.A. No. 3 hitter Freddie Freeman, who has 11 hits (three home runs) in 55 career at-bats in their matchup, for a batting average of .200.<\/p>\n Tommy Edman has had the most success against Scherzer, going 6-for-16 for his career. <\/p>\n Lifetime against the Dodgers, Scherzer is 6-7 with a 2.43 ERA in 20 starts. <\/p>\n Over 18 starts at Dodger Stadium, he is 7-5 with a 2.45 ERA. <\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 18:29Ontario artist uses baseball bats and balls to paint the Blue Jays<\/p>\n – The Canadian Press<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Blue Jays fan and disabled artist Samantha Woj uses baseball bats, balls and gloves to create paintings of iconic team moments.HO\/The Canadian Press<\/p>\n As the Toronto Blue Jays swing their bats for the World Series title, an Ontario artist is using baseball equipment in a unique way to show her support.<\/p>\n Samantha Woj, a longtime sports fan and disabled artist born with two fingers on each hand, has swapped out paintbrushes for bats and balls to honour the athletes.<\/p>\n She says she hoped to attend the World Series between the Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers, but wasn\u2019t able to get tickets. Instead, she is cheering for the team from home by taking her scuffed baseball, well-worn bat and catcher\u2019s glove to the canvas.<\/p>\n Woj describes her work as \u201csports art.\u201d She starts by dipping her sports tools into paint. Then, she carefully traces them on a canvas to portray iconic moments from the ballpark.<\/p>\n \u201cI literally don\u2019t remember a time not being a fan of the Blue Jays,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 18:13Dodgers manager says \u2018I love Canada,\u2019 regrets comment on delays leaving Toronto<\/p>\n \u2013 Jamie Ross<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Dodgers manager Dave Roberts sincerely apologized for a comment ahead of Game 3.Ashley Landis\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, having already walked back his bizarre suggestion that Canadian authorities had something to do with his team being delayed leaving Toronto after Game 2, re-iterated his regret for his choice of words in a pre-game press conference Monday. <\/p>\n \u201cI love Canada. I made the mistake of saying \u2018intent,\u2019\u201d Roberts said. \u201cMy apologies, sincerely.\u201d<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 18:05How Dodgers starting pitcher Tyler Glasnow stacks up against the Jays<\/p>\n \u2013 Paul Attfield, Jamie Ross<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow throws in warm-ups before Game 3 at Dodgers Stadium.Jayne Kamin-Oncea\/Reuters<\/p>\n Blue Jays hitters will have their hands full with Tyler Glasnow, who has been lights out to this stage in the playoffs. The No. 3 starter in L.A.\u2019s rotation has allowed one run over two starts (three appearances).<\/p>\n \u201cHe\u2019s got an elite fastball,\u201d said Blue Jays infielder Andr\u00e9s Gim\u00e9nez.<\/p>\n Glasnow will need little introduction to Blue Jays fans, having made 11 starts against Toronto since his MLB debut in 2016.<\/p>\n Most irritatingly of all though, will be the memory of the right-hander helping to end the Jays\u2019 season in 2020 in the playoffs\u2019 wild-card round. Glasnow struck out eight over six innings to propel the Tampa Bay Rays to a 2-0 series sweep.<\/p>\n That post-season outing aside though, the 32-year-old hasn\u2019t been all that convincing against the American League champions, having posted a 1-4 record with a 5.82 earned-run average in the regular season. And he got a no decision in his one start against the Jays this year, when Ernie Clement\u2019s home run capped a come-from-behind victory at Dodger Stadium in August.<\/p>\n He\u2019s picked up his game this post-season, with a 0.68 earned-run average over two starts and three appearances, though he\u2019s yet to register a victory.<\/p>\n Leadoff hitter George Springer has dominated Glasnow at the plate over the years, owning a .462 average across 13 at-bats against him, with one home run and a pair of RBIs, while Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has gone a respectable 6-of-17 against him, going deep once with 3 RBI.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 18:00Starting lineups for Blue Jays and Dodgers<\/p>\n – Jamie Ross<\/p>\n Here are the starting lineups for tonight\u2019s game:<\/p>\n Toronto Blue Jays<\/p>\n George Springer<\/a>\u00a0(R) DHNathan Lukes<\/a>\u00a0(L) LFVladimir Guerrero Jr.<\/a>\u00a0(R) 1BBo Bichette<\/a>\u00a0(R) 2BDaulton Varsho<\/a>\u00a0(L) CFAlejandro Kirk<\/a>\u00a0(R) CAddison Barger<\/a>\u00a0(L) RFErnie Clement<\/a>\u00a0(R) 3BAndr\u00e9s Gim\u00e9nez<\/a>\u00a0(L) SS<\/p>\n L.A. Dodgers<\/p>\n Shohei Ohtani<\/a>\u00a0(L) DHMookie Betts<\/a>\u00a0(R) SSFreddie Freeman<\/a>\u00a0(L) 1BWill Smith<\/a>\u00a0(R) CMax Muncy<\/a>\u00a0(L) 3BTeoscar Hern\u00e1ndez<\/a>\u00a0(R) RFTommy Edman<\/a>\u00a0(S) 2BEnrique Hern\u00e1ndez<\/a>\u00a0(R) LFAndy Pages<\/a>\u00a0(R) CF10\/27\/25 16:10Opinion: If the Dodgers had trouble getting out of Pearson, that makes them like the rest of us<\/p>\n – Cathal Kelly<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n L.A. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts speaks during a news conference on Sunday in Los Angeles.Mark J. Terrill\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n Apparently, the Dodgers had trouble getting out of Pearson Airport after Game 2. That makes them like every other person trying to escape Pearson, and the rest of us don\u2019t have our own little private Customs and security set-up.<\/p>\n \u201cI just arrived about 30 minutes ago,\u201d L.A. manager Dave Roberts told a news conference on Sunday. \u201cSo there was some delays. I don\u2019t know if there was intent or not. But, man, the international stuff was a bear. But we made it.\u201d<\/p>\n The word \u201cintent\u201d set people off. Does Dave Roberts really think Canada controls Pearson Airport? And what does Roberts mean by \u201cinternational stuff?\u201d Does he mean having a passport? Does carrying I.D. and being asked to present it qualify as \u201ca bear\u201d in Dave Roberts\u2019s life? If so, I\u2019d like to live with him, as long as he will pick me up and drive me there.<\/p>\n Roberts walked back his comments later to The Athletic.<\/p>\n \u201cIt was just a long day,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n There is no frustration short of the pain of a loved one like travel frustration. It will turn responsible people into the temporarily insane. L.A. and Toronto aren\u2019t places you live. They are tests. Only the strongest among us can survive the GO Train.<\/p>\n Read the full column here<\/a>.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 16:10Hazel Mae is thrilled to be working at home in October<\/p>\n – Marty Klinkenberg<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Hazel Mae, TV sports broadcaster on the field at the Rogers Centre prior to the first game of the World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers on Oct 24, 2025. (Fred Lum\/The Globe and Mail)Fred Lum\/The Globe and Mail<\/p>\n Sportsnet\u2019s on-field Blue Jays reporter relishes her role as part of the network\u2019s broadcast team. Over the past 10 years, she has become its most valuable player, a blur as she goes about her duties \u2013 dashing between dugouts to interview coaches, managers and players, writing her own scripts and providing dispatches from the field during games.<\/p>\n Hazel Mae\u2019s father learned to speak English watching Maple Leafs games on television. Hockey helped him chat with co-workers around the water cooler and brought him a sense of belonging.<\/p>\n Her father and mother wanted her to become a doctor or a lawyer, but she decided to pursue a career in broadcasting instead. Her father thought she was making a preposterous decision.<\/p>\n \u201cHe didn\u2019t think me having something to do with sports would work,\u201d Ms. Mae said.<\/p>\n It did.<\/p>\n Read the full article here<\/a>.<\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 15:00Opinion: This isn\u2019t a full-marks World Series without Ohtani at his best<\/p>\n – Cathal Kelly <\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Los Angeles Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani works out ahead of Game 3 of the 2025 World Series against the Toronto Blue Jays in Los Angeles.Ashley Landis\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n What\u2019s clear after the first two games is that the Jays and Dodgers are closer in finishing ability than any critic guessed. A couple of little moments involving a starting pitcher left to hang around too long decided both games. Each team has shown ruthlessness when required.<\/p>\n So what\u2019s going to be the difference? Ohtani, still.<\/p>\n Since everything must constantly be unprecedented, though nothing short of an alien invasion is, a lot of people want to crown Ohtani the greatest player of all time. He isn\u2019t.<\/p>\n He\u2019s the greatest talent ever, but best \u2018player\u2019 suggests that you have mastered the game. Joe DiMaggio won nine World Series. Sandy Koufax was the MVP of the World Series twice. Those are the benchmarks for all-time\u2019itude.<\/p>\n Ohtani\u2019s got a ways to go. In the last World Series, he was a very tall garden feature (2-for-19, and didn\u2019t pitch). He\u2019s on roughly the same track this time.<\/p>\n Read the full column here.<\/a><\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 14:00Blue Jays hope that \u2018Mad Max\u2019 Scherzer\u2019s fire can lead them to a Game 3 win<\/p>\n – Jamie Ross<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer throws against the Seattle Mariners during the first inning in Game 4 of the ALCS, on Oct. 16, in Seattle.Abbie Parr\/The Associated Press<\/p>\n Max Scherzer, at 41, has thrown 2,963 career regular season innings and will make his fourth career World Series start in Game 3 in Los Angeles on Monday. It will be his 32nd playoff appearance on the mound dating all the way back to 2011. This time it\u2019ll be against his former team.<\/p>\n Scherzer, a two-time World Series champion and a three-time Cy Young Award winner, is famous for his intense preparation and comportment, earning the nickname Mad Max. That persona was on display during his crucial start in the ALCS in Game 4 against the Mariners, his first game of the postseason after being left off the Jays\u2019 ALDS roster.<\/p>\n He pitched 5 2\/3 innings that night, allowing three hits and two earned runs on the way to an 8-2 Jays victory. That performance helped Toronto bring the series back to an even 2-2 split, and they went on to win it in seven games.<\/p>\n It also included a made-for-TV moment when Blue Jays manager John Schneider came out for a mound visit in the fifth. Getting ahead of the prospect of being lifted from the game, a visibly amped up Scherzer screamed at Schneider<\/a> that he was still good to go. Schneider retreated to the dugout and Scherzer stayed in the game.<\/p>\n Read the full story here.<\/a><\/p>\n 10\/27\/25 13:30The full World Series schedule and game start times<\/p>\n – Globe staff<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n The World Series logo is placed on near home plate as ground crews at the Rogers Centre prepare the field on Thursday.Fred Lum\/The Globe and Mail<\/p>\n Set your alarms, baseball fans! The World Series could make late nights for several of your evenings t. Here\u2019s a look at the rest of the schedule as the Blue Jays and Dodgers continue to battle it out:<\/p>\n Game 3 \u2013 Monday, Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. ET in Los AngelesGame 4 \u2013 Tuesday, Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. ET in Los AngelesGame 5 \u2013 Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. ET in Los AngelesGame 6 \u2013 Friday, Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. ET in Toronto (if necessary)Game 7 \u2013 Saturday, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. ET in Toronto (if necessary)10\/24\/25 13:08The Dodgers\u2019 official World Series roster<\/p>\n – Globe staff<\/p>\n Open this photo in gallery:<\/a><\/p>\n The Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani, a pitcher and designated hitter, hits during batting practice on Thursday.Sammy Kogan\/The Canadian Press<\/p>\n Los Angeles announced its full 26-man lineup for the World Series on Friday. Here\u2019s a full list of the players that made the cut.<\/p>\n Pitchers:<\/p>\n Anthony BandaJack DreyerTyler GlasnowEdgardo HenriquezClayton KershawWill KleinRoki SasakiEmmet SheehanBlake Snell (starting game 1)Blake TreinenJustin WrobleskiYoshinobu YamamotoShohei Ohtani (also a designated hitter)<\/p>\n Infielders:<\/p>\n Mookie BettsFreddie FreemanMax MuneyMiguel Rojas<\/p>\n Outfielders:<\/p>\n Alex CallJustin DeanTeoscar Hern\u00e1ndezAndy Pages<\/p>\n In and outfielders:<\/p>\n Tommy EdmanKik\u00e9 Hern\u00e1ndezHyeseong Kim<\/p>\n Catchers:<\/p>\n 10\/24\/25 13:35The Blue Jays\u2019 official World Series roster<\/p>\n – Globe Staff<\/p>\n