Dodgers' World Series hero Will Smith describes team's mindset during dramatic victory over Blue Jays

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The panic meter was high in Los Angeles after the Dodgers fell into a 3-2 World Series deficit at home, but that wasn't the case in LA's clubhouse.

The Dodgers had to fly more than 2,000 miles to Toronto, whose Blue Jays fan base was starving for its first Fall Classic victory in 32 years, knowing one loss would end their season.

For the first time all year, everyone actually doubted the powerhouse Dodgers.

Well, everyone but the Dodgers themselves.

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Will Smith of the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrates after hitting a go-ahead solo home run in the 11th inning during Game 7 of the 2025 World Series at Rogers CentreSaturday, Nov. 1, 2025, in Toronto. (Rob Tringali/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

"You just keep fighting, man. Keep believing in each other, keep trusting in each other and knowing the job is not finished," World Series hero Will Smith told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. 

"Going into Toronto, the crowd was definitely a home-field advantage for them, but we were ready. We knew it was a fight, and we came out on top."

Emotions ran wild after their wild victory in Game 6, which ended on a double play from Kike Hernandez to Miguel Rojas. But that prompted a Game 7 where anything can happen — and everything did happen.

The Blue Jays got out to a 3-0 lead with a three-run jack from Bo Bichette. Shortly after, the benches cleared after Andrés Giménez was hit by a pitch. The Dodgers chipped away with three solo shots, including one in the ninth by