Dodgers Force Game 7 With Hernandez's Game-Winning Double Play Against Blue Jays

In Game 6 of the 2025 World Series, Kiké Hernández of the Los Angeles Dodgers made a crucial defensive play—a double play from left field—that helped secure a 3-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, forcing a decisive Game 7. Hernández's sharp instincts and awareness under pressure were widely praised by fans and analysts, who noted this was his second double play from left field this postseason, highlighting his reputation as a clutch performer. The game-ending double play came late in the ninth inning when the Blue Jays had two runners on with no outs, but Hernández's running catch and throw to second base snuffed out the rally. Dodgers' pitcher Tyler Glasnow closed out the game following relief from Roki Sasaki, who struggled in the ninth inning. Meanwhile, former Blue Jays player Teoscar Hernández, now with the Dodgers, praised the Blue Jays' growth and cohesion through experience and communication, emphasizing the strength of both teams in the championship series. Game 7 promises to be a final thrilling contest as the Dodgers aim for their ninth title and the Blue Jays seek their third overall championship.