The Dodgers and Blue Jays face off in the 2025 Fall Classic, meaning fans will hear both the American and Canadian anthems before each game.

The 2025 postseason, which ended when the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Toronto Blue Jays in the 11th inning of the seventh game of an ulcer-inducing World Series, stands with any in baseball history.

The Toronto Blue Jays, one of the most iconic franchises in Canadian baseball, have made an important mark on Major League Baseball (MLB) history since their founding in 1977. Dur

Freddie Freeman is usually held in high regard amongst Canadian baseball fans. Yet on Friday, when the Los Angeles Dodgers arrive in Toronto for Game 1 of the World Series, Freeman knows where the crowd's allegiance will lie.

"Yeah my dad is obviously going to head out there tomorrow as well," Freeman said Tuesday. "So it's going to be pretty special. And I'm not so sure the Canadian fans, Blue Jays fans, will be cheering for me this time around like it was in the World Baseball Classic the last couple of times. But it is special."

Every year, the World Series draws in audiences from all around the globe. But the 2025 matchup truly emphasizes the “World” notion of MLB’s championship series.   With the Toronto Blue Jays from

Freeman is a Canadian-American. While he was born in California, both of his parents are Canadian, giving him dual-citizenship. Freeman played for the national under-15 team in the United States at the 2005 U15 Baseball World Cup in Mexico and helped the team win the silver medal.

The Blue Jays look to secure the club's first World Series title since 1993, while the powerhouse Dodgers are gunning for their second straight championship.

The Los Angeles Dodgers topped the Toronto Blue Jays in one of the wildest World Series Game 7s in MLB history. Los Angeles bested Toronto, 5-4, in Game 7 in Canada on Saturday night. The Dodgers were trailing the Blue Jays,