Not the outcome Toronto hoped for, but a Blue Jays season to be proud of nonetheless

It certainly wasn’t the outcome anyone hoped for, but it was a journey Toronto Blue Jays fans can be proud of.

The heartbreaking 5-4 loss against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of the World Series showcased just what Canada’s team is known for: grit, strength and resilience. 

Saturday’s game was a rollercoaster of emotions, from excitement after Bo Bichette’s three-run homer in the third inning that was the first of its kind in a Game 7 since 1967, to relief as the Jays held onto their one-run advantage into the ninth inning.

But the happiness faded and quickly turned into despair as the Dodgers’ Miguel Rojas tied the game and Will Smith homered to take the lead in the 11th inning leading to the team’s second World Series championship in a row.

absolutely nothing but respect for the blue jays. we were given the world series matchup of a lifetime &amp; not a second of it was easy.<br><br>donating to the children’s hospital, putting 51 on their caps, absolutely nothing but class from the org. &amp; i can’t wait to see them win one soon

Numb. Sad. Yet so proud of the Jays and grateful for experiencing their 2025 season. It was a helluva ride. My heart breaks for the players that it didn’t end the way it should have.

If you're feeling sad today. <br><br>Remember, they made it to the world series. <br><br>That's an accomplishment in of itself.<br><br>Congratulations Blue Jays