Vladimir Guerrero Jr. & John Schneider React To Blue Jays Facing Dodgers In World Series
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. & John Schneider React To Blue Jays Facing Dodgers In World Series
"Whether it's talent, payroll, whatever you want to call it, man, they're a damn good team. "We saw 'em three games and that's it this year. But they got a Hall of Famers at the top of their lineup. You know what I mean? And they got really, really good starting pitching and really good relievers. So I truly think that the best two teams are left standing for a variety of different reasons, and I'll never count my guys out of any series."
"It completed a comeback after the Blue Jays lost each of the first two games at home to start the American League Championship Series in disappointing fashion. Toronto responded with back-to-back home wins in Games 6 and 7, which included a comeback effort in the winner-take-all matchup. This marks the Blue Jays' third World Series appearance in franchise history, and first since 1992-1993, when they captured back-to-back titles by defeating the Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies, respectively."
Toronto Blue Jays eliminated the Seattle Mariners to earn the right to play the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2025 World Series. The Blue Jays completed a comeback after losing the first two home games of the American League Championship Series, rallying with back-to-back home wins in Games 6 and 7 and a comeback in the winner-take-all matchup. This marks Toronto's third World Series appearance and its first since 1992-1993, when the team won consecutive titles. The Fall Classic opens at Rogers Centre and shifts to Dodger Stadium for Games 3 and 4, and possibly Game 5. Manager John Schneider praised the Dodgers' talent and pitching while expressing confidence in his players.
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