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1. Game 7

2. Happy Game 7 Day

3. Moose will lose. Shohei will sip a fine maple sake

4. Jays outplayed the Dodgers in this one getting five of their eight hits off of Yamamoto. Gausman only allowed three hits, but Dodgers capitalized on their chances. I think the Jays offense is going to explode tomorrow and it will be a comfortable win. Please not another nailbiter!

5. Dodgers get up early and the Jays shrink as the game goes. Vladdy homers twice. Dodgers win 5-2.

6. To all of you our millions of fans, supporters and sympathizers around the world!

   ***Happy Closing Day of the 122th World Series and 156th Season of Major League Baseball!***

   May the glad tidings of this the grand final day of this our 156th season of the oldest existing pro league of the world be upon us all!

   And may the memories of this season continue to shine on in the years to come!

   **For We Are Major League Baseball, America’s Pasttime and a sport for all of the world,**

   **for over a century and onwards, for our pasttime and yours,** ***We Play Loud….***

   # For Glory!

   John

7. I mean, its twice now in this series that the dosgers have only won thanks to shitty ump calls. We were cost a run in game 3 that put us into the extra innings hellscape and now we were kept out of extra innings off a “wedged” ball that wasnt wedged. Jays cant let it be close, if its close they will absolutely get screwed again. 

8. Noob question; Is home court advantage decided the same way it is in the NBA, by who has the best record in the regular season, and is that why game 7 is in Toronto?

9. DAY 350 (963/463) on THE ROAD TO THE 2026 6TH WBSC-MLB WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC – November and the Final Day of the 2025 MLB Season

   Dearest fans, November has arrived and with it today, the first day of that month, marks the official conclusion of the 122nd World Series and overall, the official final day of play for the 156th year of Major League Baseball.

   Today, the curtain drops on 7 months and a day of action that has overall execeed expectations across the world and won even more new fans, even as past controversies and troubles still haunt the league while the successfukl hosting of Savannah Bananas games on league stadiums also contributed to a renewed relevance. As the league flag will be hauled down one final time and the championship banner presented either to the Dodgers or the Blue Jays today, it will all come to one final game to conclude all these months of action-packed moments, funny experiences and amazing and historic plays and performances that will live on in our hearts.

   In addition, the coming WBC 20th anniversary next year must be prepared for as many who have played for their teams are preparing to wear their national team jerseys come March.

   Today, the official final day of this the 156th year of baseball’s oldest existing pro league, is the day the curtain drops on what has been a year full of heart-stopping action and moments that will live forever. Tonight, the fanbase will enjoy one final day of play to see a championship flag being presented in Toronto.

   For Glory

   John