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'Feels like we’re getting ready for Game 8': Blue Jays to host Dodgers in World Series rematch
Last November, Miguel Rojas experienced the kind of moment that kids dream about while playing baseball in the backyard: He saved his team's season with a game-tying homer in the ninth inning of Game 7 of the World Series, setting the stage for Los Angeles' comeback victory.
Five months later, the unlikely hero is anticipating another career milestone of sorts when he and the Dodgers return to Toronto this week.
"It's not like playing in front of our fans, it's playing in front of the whole city that was hopeful to win a World Series," Rojas said. "I'm expecting, for the first time in my life, to get booed when I play there."
Dodgers back in Toronto for 2nd-earliest World Series rematch
It seems like only yesterday when the Dodgers won the World Series by winning the final two games on the road at Rogers Centre in Toronto, including coming back from down two runs in the eighth inning in Game 7, setting of a string of improbable highlights that beat the Blue Jays and brought a second straight championship to Los Angeles.
In actuality, it was 156 days ago that the Dodgers mobbed World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto on the mound at Rogers Centre. Now the Dodgers are back in Toronto for a series between two clubs well-equipped to potentially meet again in October.
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Dodgers Lineup: Hyeseong Kim Starts First Game of 2026
The Los Angeles Dodgers revealed the lineup for their series opener against the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday at 4:05 p.m. PT.
LA is fresh off of a perfect start to their six-game road trip, as they swept the Washington Nationals over the weekend. The bats woke up in the series, as the Dodgers scored 10 or more runs in both of the first two games of the series and overcame a five-run deficit in the final game of the series to win, 8-6.
Hyeseong Kim, who the Dodgers called up to replace the injured Mookie Betts, gets his first start of the season against the right-handed Max Scherzer and will fill in at shortstop.
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