Cleveland Guardians fans recognized plenty of familiar faces in the 2025 World Series. Specifically, the Toronto Blue Jays featured names from the not-too-dista

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. did all he could for the Toronto Blue Jays despite falling short in the 2025 World Series – but he did set a new power record. Guerrero finished the 2025 MLB postseason with a 1.289 OPS (on-base percentage plus slugging percentage), which is a new all-time record.

Congratulations to the Los Angeles Dodgers on winning their ninth World Series in franchise history and becoming Major League Baseball's first back-to-back champs in a quarter century.

Toronto closer Jeff Hoffman’s heartbroken quote after Game 7 of the World Series wasn’t eloquent, and yet it said so much: “Just one pitch, and, uh, yeah.” That right there is what makes MLB’s postseason so captivating.

The Blue Jays watched Ernie Clement pound a big hit and later a scoring run. But he hit franchise and MLB history versus the Dodgers.