"The Toronto Blue Jays rarely make the rounds on late-night television, but when you're one win away from capturing a World Series, people take notice. As all eyes turn to Toronto for the sixth and possibly seventh game of the Fall Classic, even talk show hosts are taking notice and giving the Blue Jays their due. On Thursday evening, Jimmy Kimmel led off his Jimmy Kimmel Live! monologue with a quip about the World Series."
"We kind of had the wind knocked out of us by the Blue Jays this week. On Monday and into Tuesday, the Dodgers won an 18-inning all-time classic. It felt like everything was going their way. Then on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Blue Jays come back and win two in a row, which means the series goes back to Toronto, where they'll be one win away from their first World Series title since 1993."
Late-night television gave prominent attention to the Toronto Blue Jays as the team stood one win away from a World Series championship. A late-night monologue highlighted the Blue Jays' comeback after the Dodgers' 18-inning win and noted the series returning to Toronto with the Jays one win from their first title since 1993. The monologue joked about Canadian championship celebrations, describing car-flipping followed by apologies and restitution. Previous Canadian celebrations, such as the Raptors' 2019 title, were described as relatively good-natured. The Blue Jays had two opportunities to clinch the title in Game 6 and potentially Game 7.
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