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What a night last night for Major League Baseball.

ALCS goes to the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7.

Britt Choroli of the athletic.

Britt, what'd you make of an incredible game and a huge

moment for George Springer? Oh, God. I mean, I think it depends on who you were really pulling for,

guys. I think if you're a Mariners fan, you've got to be sick over some of those decisions. And

I'm certain that talk radio in Seattle all day is kind of analyzing what Dan Wilson did or didn't do their

bullpen decision and facing Springer. But, you know, I think the more that it comes out kind of what

he's going through, how hurt he is, you know, this is a guy who played at the World Series,

has been in very clutch moments, all those years with the Houston Astros. So I think for me, you know,

Toronto being down to, oh, being down, you know, multiple, it felt like almost every game the Mariners scored first, even if it was only a run or two. And then last night, the Mariners appeared to be a complete control. And Toronto just never panic. So I think if you're a Blue Jays fan, because it's the first time, what, 32 years since you've been

in the World Series, you've got to be feeling pretty good, even though the Dodgers are obviously a dynasty looking to repeat as champions. I think this Blue Jace team is a lot better than people give it credit for. I don't think it's going to be kind of a steamroll by the Dodgers by any means, which I've seen some people predict.

Yeah, but to that point, it does remind me just selfishly thinking back to going to be kind of a steamroll by the Dodgers by any means, which I've seen some people

predict.

Yeah, but to that point, it does remind me, just selfishly thinking back to my fun memories six years ago, it reminds me of the nationals and the Astros. The Astros were the buzzsaw. They were the overdog, right? They had been there a bunch of times. They'd been knocking on the door and already won, et cetera. and Toronto, you know, coming back from certain death, found a way to win.

Again, I allow Washington facing elimination a million. had been knocking on the door and already won, et cetera. And Toronto, you know, coming back from certain death, found a way to win.

Again, I'll allow Washington facing elimination a million times over.

Obviously, the Dodgers should be favored, but go into that.

They should be favored, but when you're a team that puts the ball in play as much as Toronto

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