What has been a thrilling World Series is poetically going seven games, and it took an incredible ending to Game 6 to get it there.

With the Blue Jays threatening in the bottom of the ninth with runners on second and third and one out and Andrés Giménez at the plate as the winning run, the raucous Toronto fans were certainly having flashbacks of Joe Carter's walk-off home run to win the 1993 World Series.

Giménez lofted a liner that looked like it had a chance to drop, but Dodgers left fielder Kiké Hernández closed on it quickly. He fired back to second base, where Addison Barger was caught too far off and could not dive back in time.

It was a game-ending double play to get Tyler Glasnow, who had replaced Roki Sasaki with nobody out in the inning, out of a jam that could have decided th

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