The Toronto Blue Jays' hopes of winning the World Series in six games ended when Andrés Giménez lined out to center field and Addison Barger failed to get back to second base before the throw.

Of course, there was also the superstar, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., with a home run right after Schneider. It was the first time in history that a team hit back-to-back home runs to start a World Series game. Snell had never given up two first-inning home runs in his career previously, so it was a double dose of history.

Game 7, World Series,” Myles Straw said. “It's just the craziest game you're ever gonna ever come across in life.”

The Blue Jays are one win away from ending their 32-year drought, leading the series 3-2 as they head into Game 6. But their rivals are determined to push this to a Game 7.

Kevin Gausman and the Toronto Blue Jays are hoping to close things out against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 6 of the World Series. Gausman will head to the mound for Toronto, as the team looks for one more win to clinch the series. He will have the full support of his wife, Taylor, who has been cheering him and his teammates on all season long.

Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider has more important things to worry about Friday than trick-or-treating with the opportunity to close out the World Series.

Though ace Kevin Gausman will be back and rookie Trey Yesavage is proving himself on the grandest stage, the Blue Jays will still need to hit the open market, be it re-signing current starters or mixing things up, to ensure they can still compete with the best teams in the sport next year.

With the Blue Jays one win away from a World Series title, Ken Rosenthal analyzed how it'll affect their free agency pursuits.