When George Springer walked off the field at Dodger Stadium in Game 3, grimacing and holding his right side, it looked like his season was over. Not so fast. Springer was back in the lineup for Game 6 on Friday night in Toronto,

A fan with an American flag disrupted World Series Game 6 between Dodgers and Blue Jays before getting tackled by security during the sixth inning.

The Dodgers defeated the Blue Jays in Game 6 of the World Series which ended with a wild double play. Toronto base runner Addison Barger explained the play postgame.

With the Dodgers staring down elimination, it is all hands on deck for Game 6. That includes Shohei Ohtani being available in relief, although his two-way player status complicates his usage somewhat.

This year's World Series will have a Game 7. But fans might be talking about the ninth inning of Game 6 for a long, long time.

In a must-win Game 6 on Friday night, manager Dave Roberts and the Dodgers turned to Yoshinobu Yamamoto to make his third career World Series start. Just like his past two outings on baseball’s biggest stage—including a nine-inning gem in Game 2— Yamamoto dazzled in a Dodgers win.

But Mookie Betts wasted no time. Before most of his teammates could change out of their street clothes, he had summoned Alex Call to feed baseballs onto a tee so he could repeatedly hit them into the netting of a batting cage.

It's only fitting that Gausman will take the mound with a World Series championship in sight. With the Blue Jays up 3-2 in the series, Gausman takes the ball at home Friday in front of what will almost certainly be a deafening Toronto crowd. With a win, Gausman can etch himself into Blue Jays lore as one of the greatest signings the team ever made.