Under the closed roof of Rogers Centre, the hum of anticipation gave way to the electricity of October baseball — the kind that shakes through concrete, rattles through hearts, and lingers in memory.

The Toronto Blue Jays could smell history, their first World Serie s title in over three decades within reach. But across the diamond stood a Los Angeles Dodgers team that refused to blink, the same team that’s lived through heartbreak, hope, and headlines. On this Friday night, with their season teetering on the edge, the Dodgers found just enough life to fight another day.

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Behind a rejuvenated swing from Mookie Betts and six composed innings from Yoshinobu Yamamoto, the Dodgers hung on to beat the Blue Jays 3-1 in

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