Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Sports “Captain Clutch” Poulin Jersey at World Series Finale
In a dramatic showdown for the World Series, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. of the Toronto Blue Jays arrived at Game 7 decked out in a “Captain Clutch” jersey. The iconic game-worn sweater belonged to Marie-Philip Poulin, Canada’s celebrated hockey player.
Game 7 Showdown
On November 1, 2025, the stakes were incredibly high as the Blue Jays faced off against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Guerrero Jr., a key player for Toronto, hoped Poulin’s winning spirit would inspire him.
A Tribute to a Champion
Poulin is renowned for her exceptional contributions to women’s hockey. She has led Team Canada to three gold medal victories, clinching the gold-medal-winning goal in three of her four Olympic appearances.
- Three-time Olympic gold medalist
- Five-time world champion
- Current captain of the PWHL’s Montreal Victoire
Wearing Poulin’s jersey is a symbolic gesture for Guerrero Jr. as he represents the Toronto Blue Jays, the sole Canadian team in Major League Baseball.
Significance of the Moment
For Guerrero Jr., donning the “Captain Clutch” sweater is not just about fashion; it’s a connection to Canadian sports heritage and a reminder of the resilience required in competitive sports.
As both teams take the field, all eyes will be on Guerrero Jr. to see if the magic of Poulin can contribute to a historic win in the final game of the series.
