World Series Game 6 Tonight — Dodgers vs. Blue Jays Start Time, How to Watch, Probable Pitchers, and What’s at Stake

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World Series Game 6 Tonight — Dodgers vs. Blue Jays Start Time, How to Watch, Probable Pitchers, and What’s at Stake
World Series Game 6

The baseball World Series shifts back to Toronto with the Blue Jays vs. Dodgers in a pivotal Game 6. Toronto leads the best-of-seven 3–2 and can clinch a championship at home; Los Angeles must win to force a decisive Game 7.

What time is the World Series game tonight?

  • Date: Friday, October 31, 2025

  • First pitch: 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT

  • UK: 12:00 a.m. GMT (Nov 1)

Is there a World Series game tonight? Yes—Game 6 is on tonight.

What channel is the World Series on? How to watch/stream

  • United States: The game is on national network television in prime time; it’s also available on that network’s streaming app and on most live-TV streaming bundles that carry the major U.S. broadcast networks.

  • Canada: Carried nationally in English and French by the country’s primary sports networks, plus their streaming apps.

  • International: Check your regional rights holder; many territories carry the World Series live.

  • Tip: If you use a streaming bundle, search for “World Series” or your local network affiliate and verify your local listings for pregame coverage and exact start.

(Scheduling and carriage can change close to first pitch; consult your on-screen guide if you don’t see the broadcast at the top of the hour.)

Dodgers vs. Blue Jays Game 6 — probable pitchers and lineups

  • Blue Jays starter: Kevin Gausman (RHP) — the veteran right-hander gets the ball with a chance to secure the title. Expect the plan to lean on his splitter and elevate four-seamers to change eye levels against L.A.’s right-hand power.

  • Dodgers starter: Yoshinobu Yamamoto (RHP) — the ace returns after a dominant earlier outing in the series. Look for heavy splitter usage in two-strike counts and a mid-to-upper-90s fastball to the top rail.

Lineup notes to watch:

  • Toronto has toggled the top of the order around George Springer’s health; if active, he typically slots at or near leadoff, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. anchoring the middle.

  • Los Angeles has experimented with defensive alignments and batting-order tweaks to spark the offense; expect emphasis on contact and situational hitting behind Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman.

(Final lineups post close to game time; monitor your team’s official listings for confirmations.)

Series status, momentum, and what changed after Game 5

  • Toronto leads 3–2. A commanding road win in Game 5 pushed the Blue Jays one victory from their first title in more than three decades. The keys: early thunder (leadoff power, traffic on the bases) and run-prevention excellence headlined by a rookie’s strikeout record.

  • L.A.’s path: The Dodgers need Yamamoto to set the tone, then bully matchups with a deeper bullpen look. Manufacturing runs—steals, hit-and-runs, aggressive first-pitch swings—could be emphasized if extra-base power remains scarce.

  • Toronto’s path: Score early again and shorten the game for a rested late-inning group. Gausman’s efficiency matters; anything past six clean frames tilts leverage towards the home side.

Quick answers to your most-asked questions

  • What time is the World Series on tonight? 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT (00:00 GMT on Nov 1).

  • Is the World Series on tonight? Yes, Game 6 is tonight.

  • When is the next World Series game if needed? Game 7 would be Saturday, Nov 1 (ET) in Toronto (time typically mirrors Game 6’s slot; check listings after the final out).

  • How many games to win the World Series? First to four wins (best-of-seven).

  • Have the Blue Jays won a World Series? Yes—1992 and 1993. The last time they won was 1993.

  • Where is Game 6? Rogers Centre, Toronto.

What to watch for in Game 6

  1. First-inning swings: This series has tilted when the road to five outs gets long early. If either side posts a crooked number in the first two frames, win probability shifts fast.

  2. Splitter duel: Both starters can deaden bats with elite splitters. Whichever lineup resists chase better likely controls the middle innings.

  3. Defensive execution: With power suppressed at times, extra bases on the margins—outfield arms, double-play turns, bunt coverage—could decide it.

  4. Bench bullets: Late-inning pinch-hit matchups against same-handed relievers will be pivotal; keep an eye on who’s saved for a ninth-inning showdown.

At a glance — World Series Game 6 (Tonight)

  • Matchup: Los Angeles Dodgers at Toronto Blue Jays

  • Series: TOR leads 3–2

  • First pitch: 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT / 12:00 a.m. GMT

  • TV/Stream: National broadcast in the U.S.; national carriers in Canada; available on corresponding network apps and most live-TV streaming bundles

Bookmark your plan now—whether you’re tuning in on antenna, cable/satellite, or a streaming bundle—and enjoy World Series Game 6 under the lights in Toronto.