Toronto Blue Jays Seek First World Series Title Since 1993 in Halloween Game 6

On Halloween night, the Toronto Blue Jays face the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 6 of the World Series, with the Blue Jays holding a 3-2 series lead and a chance to win their first title since 1993. This rare intersection of Halloween and World Series baseball has sparked excitement and unique challenges for fans across Canada and the U.S., as many try to balance traditional trick-or-treating with watching the pivotal game. In Toronto, fans like Jamie Schacter and Maggie Wood are finding creative ways to celebrate both events, from charity Halloween displays to early trick-or-treating followed by watch parties. Historical MLB moments on Halloween, such as Derek Jeter's iconic "Mr. November" home run and Madison Bumgarner's dominant 2010 World Series performance, add to the significance of this year's matchup. Meanwhile, fans in Alberta are divided between candy runs and baseball viewing, with many opting to multitask or prioritize the game, anticipating a night of excitement and potential celebrations. The convergence of Halloween festivities and a possible Blue Jays championship has created a memorable cultural moment across North America.