Dodgers–Blue Jays World Series Tracker: Latest Scores, Game 3 Marathon, How to Watch, and Key Blue Jays/Dodgers Notes

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Dodgers–Blue Jays

The 2025 World Series tilted toward the Los Angeles Dodgers overnight after an instant-classic 18-inning Game 3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays, giving LA a 2–1 series lead heading into Game 4 in Los Angeles today (Tuesday, October 28). Game 1 belonged to Toronto in a rout; Game 2 swung to LA; Game 3 will live on highlight reels for years.

Latest baseball scores: Dodgers vs. Blue Jays at a glance

Game 1 (in Toronto): Blue Jays 11, Dodgers 4 — Toronto exploded in the sixth, punctuated by Addison Barger’s history-making pinch-hit grand slam. Alejandro Kirk and Daulton Varsho also starred as the Jays seized the opener.
Game 2 (in Toronto): Dodgers 5, Blue Jays 1 — LA evened the series behind airtight pitching and timely hitting.
Game 3 (in Los Angeles): Dodgers 6, Blue Jays 5 — 18 innings — A marathon thriller ended on a Freddie Freeman walk-off. Shohei Ohtani produced a record-setting night at the plate, while Toronto battled behind Bo Bichette and a relentless bullpen carousel. The series now stands Dodgers 2–1 Blue Jays.

Today’s setting: Dodger Stadium hosts Game 4. Expect heavy attention on Blake Snell (Dodgers) and bullpen usage after the extra-inning drain, plus Toronto’s lineup tweaks with health and fatigue in play.

Where to watch the World Series and Dodgers–Blue Jays

United States: The World Series airs on the national broadcast partner in primetime with a simultaneous authenticated stream in the network’s official app. Most major live-TV streaming bundles in the U.S. carry that feed; check your plan’s channel list.
Canada: National English- and French-language sports networks carry every game, with authenticated streaming via their official apps.
Elsewhere: International MLB rightsholders provide linear TV and streaming access; local listings apply.

Note: Start times are typically 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT. Schedules are subject to change.

Quick answers to your Blue Jays and Dodgers questions

Who won Game 1 of the World Series? The Blue Jays, 11–4.
Who won the baseball game last night? The Dodgers won Game 3, 6–5 (18 inn.), to lead 2–1.
How many games in the World Series? Best-of-seven (first to four wins).
Where is the World Series being played? Games 1–2 in Toronto (Rogers Centre); Games 3–5 in Los Angeles (Dodger Stadium); Games 6–7 (if needed) return to Toronto.
Why was there talk of a World Series “delay”? This year’s opener was set for Friday to align with the postseason calendar and travel; any game-specific delays have been routine weather/operations timing, not a format change.
Where can I watch the World Series? On the national broadcast TV partner in your country and its official streaming app; U.S. live-TV streaming bundles also carry the feed.
Have the Blue Jays ever won a World Series? Yes—1992 and 1993.
How many World Series have the Dodgers won? Eight (1955, 1959, 1963, 1965, 1981, 1988, 2020, 2024). A 2025 title would be their ninth.

Blue Jays spotlight: Barger, Varsho, Kirk, Schneider, Hoffman

Addison Barger (Barger Blue Jays / Blue Jays Barger): Delivered the first pinch-hit grand slam in World Series history in Game 1—an all-time franchise moment.
Daulton Varsho (Varsho / Varsho Blue Jays): Impact bat and glove; his power/speed combo changes late-inning strategy.
Alejandro Kirk (Kirk Blue Jays / Blue Jays Kirk): Contact skills and game-calling have been pivotal; he also homered in the Game 1 eruption.
Davis Schneider (Schneider Blue Jays): On-base engine with pop; often a table-setter in key innings.
Hoffman, Blue Jays (Blue Jays Hoffman / Hoffman Blue Jays): Depth arm usage is under the microscope after the 18-inning drain; bullpen management will be crucial tonight.

Dodgers spotlight: Snell, Treinen, Freeman, Ohtani, Sheehan, staff notes

Blake Snell (Snell / Snell Dodgers): High-octane lefty; his length tonight could protect a bullpen taxed by Game 3.
Blake Treinen (Treinen Dodgers): Late-inning leverage option with swing-and-miss; role magnifies in tight games.
Freddie Freeman: Game-3 walk-off hero; elite contact and situational hitting.
Shohei Ohtani: Historic plate performance in Game 3; also a projected rotation anchor in this series window.
Emmet Sheehan (Sheehan Dodgers / Emmet Sheehan): Depth starter with swing-man potential; any usage hinges on rest and series needs.
Pitching coach Mark Prior (Mark Prior): Manages matchups and fatigue, especially after 18 innings.

Definitions and quick baseball explainers

Pinch hit / Pinch hitter / Pinch-hitter: A substitute batter who replaces the scheduled hitter. Managers use pinch-hitters to gain platoon advantages, upgrade contact/power in leverage spots, or work a walk. Barger’s Game 1 slam is the rarest and highest-impact version of this tactic.
Grand slam: A home run with the bases loaded (four runs).

Series outlook and tonight’s keys (LA vs. Toronto)

Arms after the marathon: Monitor who’s available after long relief stints; fresh leverage arms could decide late innings.
Left-right chess: Expect platoon moves featuring Kirk, Varsho, Barger for Toronto and power bats like Ohtani and Freeman for LA.
Run prevention: Outfield range and infield conversion on slow rollers loom large in Dodger Stadium’s October conditions.