1967 World Series Game 7

World Series, Blue Jays and Game 7

Results of every World Series Game 7 in Major League Baseball history

The Dodgers, making their eighth World Series Game 7 appearance, are attempting to become the first team since 2000 to repeat as champions.

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A full history of World Series Game 7s, and what it tells us about Blue Jays-Dodgers

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'Gutted' Blue Jays left reeling after World Series slips from their grasp

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Blue Jays World Series reaction: Players, fans ‘gutted’ by loss; Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hopes to play rest of career with Bo Bichette

The Toronto Blue Jays lost to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of the World Series on Saturday night.

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Blue Jays reflect on gut-wrenching Game 7 loss in World Series

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Hope turns into heartbreak for Toronto Blue Jays fans after World Series loss

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How Dodgers stayed alive, beat Blue Jays in Game 6 of World Series

The Blue Jays will be wearing their powder blues tonight as they try to close out the World Series.

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'We almost had it': Blue Jays fans stunned after Dodgers win World Series in Game 7

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Key moments from the Dodgers' wild World Series Game 7 win over the Blue Jays

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Every Game 7 in World Series history: Full list, scores and records from MLB's best winner-take-all classics

Lou Brock set a World Series record with three stolen bases in Game 7 of the 1967 series with the Red Sox. His feat stands alone in the record book and had a hand in St. Louis coming out on top to raise the trophy. The largest margin of victory in a World Series Game 7 is 11 runs.

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The greatest single-game World Series performances of all time

The baseball stage doesn't get any bigger than the World Series. Given the stakes and the pressure, every play seems magnified and each game feels like a must-win situation. So, when a player is able to achieve a record-setting performance in a Fall Classic game,

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Does Shohei Ohtani's epic game eclipse Bob Gibson's legendary Game 7 for Cardinals?

In 1967, at Fenway Park, Gibson struck out 10, hit a solo homer to cinch a World Series championship, a two-way playoff feat arguably surpassed only this past week.