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‘OK to Be Sad’: Hope Turns Into Heartbreak for Blue Jays Fans After World Series Loss

On Nov. 2, 2025, the Toronto Blue Jays lost Game 7 5-4 after an 11th-inning home run by Will Smith, Los Angeles Dodgers catcher, at Rogers Centre, Toronto.
After a remarkable climb from 2024, the Toronto Blue Jays rose from last place to win 94 games and the American League pennant with a roster blending continuity and key temperament-focused signings.
Despite multiple scoring opportunities, the Toronto Blue Jays repeatedly loaded the bases but failed to score in key moments, including the ninth inning, while Miguel Rojas, Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman, tied the game with a ninth-inning homer.
The result gave the Los Angeles Dodgers consecutive titles while Canadians across the country were left heartbroken as bars fell silent and fans dispersed after the Game 7 loss.
Several roster decisions loom as Bo Bichette, Max Scherzer and Chris Bassitt face free agency and Shane Bieber holds a $16 million player option, while spring training in February brings hope for next year.

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There's only one thing to say to the Blue Jays after the heartbreaking World Series loss

After the heartbreaking loss Saturday night in Game 7 of the World Series, there's only one thing left to say to this Toronto Blue Jays team: Thank you.

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'OK to be sad': Hope turns into heartbreak for Blue Jays fans after World Series loss

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Hey Blue Jays fans, group therapy hugs available in Cleveland

A few years ago, my son and I took a trip to Niagara Falls on the Canadian side. There is a consensus that’s the best way to experience one of the great wonders of the word. They are right. It was beautiful. A manageable drive north of the Falls is Toronto, a city I’ve always wanted to visit. Maybe some day. It won’t be this week. I feel for you Toronto, especially how the Blue Jays lost Game 7 of the World Series late into the Nov. 1 night, and…

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