The Toronto Blue Jays ended a 32-year championship drought by dominating Game 1 of the World Series with an 11-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, highlighted by a nine-run sixth inning that showcased their offensive prowess. Addison Barger's pinch-hit grand slam was a historic moment, marking the first in World Series history, and contributed to the Blue Jays' display of disciplined, contact-based baseball that emphasizes avoiding strikeouts and errors. Despite a tough loss in Game 2, where the Dodgers won 5-1 with a stellar performance from pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto, the series remains tied at 1-1, heading to Los Angeles. The series is expected to continue as a competitive battle, with Game 3 scheduled for Monday. The Blue Jays, motivated by their recent resurgence and strong team ethos, are optimistic about their chances, especially with key players like Guerrero and Springer leading the charge. The Dodgers, with their deep roster and pitching strength, remain formidable contenders. The upcoming games will determine whether Toronto can extend their historic run or if Los Angeles will defend their title.