The 2025 World Series rolls on tonight in Los Angeles, where the Toronto Blue Jays look to even things up against the Dodgers in Game 4 at Dodger Stadium.
Game 3 was one for the history books — an 18-inning marathon, the longest World Series game since 1916, that ended with Freddie Freeman’s walk-off homer to give L.A. a 6–5 win.
Shohei Ohtani turned in a performance fans will be talking about for years, going 4-for-4 with two home runs, two doubles, three RBI, three runs scored, and five walks. He reached base nine times, breaking a postseason record and tying a 119-year-old mark for extra-base hits in a World Series game. The dude is not human.
The Blue Jays didn’t go quietly. They rallied for four runs in the eighth inning—Vladimir Guerrero Jr. ripped an RBI double, and Bo Bichette showed sharp baserunning — but Toronto’s bullpen couldn’t hold the line after six hours and 39 minutes of tension in front of 52,654 fans. Now down 2–1 in the series, the Jays face a huge test: win tonight, or head home on the brink of elimination.
If you’re tuning in from your phone, TV, or laptop, here’s how to catch all the action:
Sportsnet App (free with cable login): Streams every game live for Rogers, Bell, or Shaw customers. Cord-cutters can grab Sportsnet+ (from $24.99 CAD/month) for full Canadian coverage.
TVA Sports App (French feed): Available for $17.99/month standalone or via Bell Fibe TV.
MLB.tv ($29.99 USD postseason pass): Streams globally, including Canada, with no blackouts.
FOX Sports App (U.S. feed): For snowbirds or VPN users with a U.S. TV login.
Canada: Sportsnet 590 The Fan or the Sportsnet app (includes post-game podcasts)
U.S.: ESPN Radio and SiriusXM 209/210 for team-specific calls
DraftKings has the Dodgers heavily favoured at –220, with the Blue Jays at +185 following their extra-inning heartbreak. CBS Sports noted Toronto’s grit: “The Jays’ eighth-inning surge shows heart—if Bieber outduels Ohtani, this series flips.” Sportsnet’s Jeff Blair echoed that sentiment: “Freeman’s walk-off stung, but Toronto’s resilience and Bieber’s stuff could tie it up—don’t sleep on the underdogs.”
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