A version of this story was first published in 2018 In a month full of white-knuckle drama, nothing tops Game 7 of the World Series -- a winner-take-all to end all winner-take-alls, 10 arduous months condensed into a final nine (or more) innings.

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.

After seven months, it all comes down to this, the two sweetest words in sports: Game 7. And this isn't just any old Game 7; this is Game 7 of the World Series,

In the top of the sixth inning, the Dodgers got two runners on with no out. Teoscar Hernández hit a comebacker to Blue Jays reliever Chris Bassitt, who went to second to get a force out in hopes of turning a double play. This put a runner on third with one out and the Dodgers followed with a sac fly. What if Bassitt cut down the lead runner?

And that brings us to Game 7 at Rogers Centre, Dodgers-Blue Jays, the former aiming for Major League Baseball ’s first repeat championship since 2000, the latter seeking Canada’s first Commissioner’s Trophy since 1993.

Here's what you need to know about watching Game 7 of the 2025 World Series between the Dodgers and Blue Jays on Saturday.

The parade will end in a celebration at Dodger Stadium. While parade attendance is of course free of charge, fans wanting to attend the post-parade celebration at Dodger Stadium will need to purchase tickets and parking. Via the Dodgers' official site, here are the details on the festivities at Dodger Stadium: