World Series wins by player: Who has the most rings in MLB history? originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. It has been a while since MLB has seen a true dynasty.

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.

What makes a great team? Well, having great players helps. But every team needs someone who can bring an entire clubhouse together and keep everything on track through the inevitable ups and downs of a long season.

TORONTO – Randy Johnson stared into the eyes of Christy Mathewson. This was in late July, in the plaque gallery at the Baseball Hall of Fame. Johnson was studying the likeness of a pitcher who once overtook autumn the way he did, about a century earlier.

Shohei Ohtani has turned into one of the best players in baseball history in recent years, but one fan saw his greatness coming long before he made his way to the majors.

Now that one of the most exciting and thrilling World Series in recent memory has come and gone, it’s time to look back at all the moments and stories that composed this incredible matchup.

Dodgers star Freddie Freeman shouts out Clayton Kershaw after the team won the World Series against the Blue Jays.

The Toronto Blue Jays' World Series drought extended after a Game 7 defeat against the Los Angeles Dodgers. But it's far from the longest.

Congratulations to the Los Angeles Dodgers on winning their ninth World Series in franchise history and becoming Major League Baseball's first back-to-back champs in a quarter century.