Passionate team of previous month returns

Hernández caught in left field and, while sprinting toward the infield, threw to Miguel Rojas at second base, where he made a scooped catch to double up Addison Barger.

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DODGERS players exult after Kiké Hernández and Miguel Rojas pulled off a stunning game-ending double play against Toronto.

(ROBERT GAUTHIER Los Angeles Times)

The Blue Jays began the inning with runners on second and third and none out. They ended it watching the Dodgers celebrate around Rojas on second base, their golden opportunity to clinch their first title in more than three decades having disappeared under a welcome wave of Dodger savvy.

How on earth does Toronto come back from something like that?

“Wild way to finish it, for sure ... baseball happens sometimes,” said Toronto Manager John Schneider.

How on earth can the Dodgers not gain insurmountable momentum from something like that?

“I feel great,” said Dodgers manager Dave Roberts. “I feel great.”

The Dodgers’ quest to become the first team in 25 years to win consecutive World Series championships lives.

Game 7, Saturday night in Toronto, awaited.

And Shohei Ohtani The Starting Pitcher appears.

“We're going to leave it out there,” said Roberts. “I don’t think that the pressure, the moment’s going to be too big for us. We got to go out there and win one baseball game. We've done that all year. Everyone’s bought in.”