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The Toronto Blue Jays are heading to their first World Series since 1993 after a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Seattle Mariners in Game 7 of the ALCS. Fans streaming live on QuickTV Live Hub witnessed every electrifying swing, defensive play, and clutch moment that propelled Toronto into baseball’s biggest stage.

🌟 Springer’s Late-Inning Heroics Define Game 7

The game looked tense for the Blue Jays until designated hitter George Springer stepped up in the seventh inning. With the bases loaded, Springer crushed a three-run home run off Eduardo Bazardo, flipping the game in Toronto’s favor for the first time. The Rogers Centre erupted as Springer rounded the bases, turning what looked like a tight battle into a defining moment of postseason heroics.

“I owe it to these fans, this city, this country to give it my all. It doesn’t matter. So, I’ll take it,” Springer said postgame, reflecting his dedication despite playing through discomfort after being hit in the knee in Game 5.

⚡ Mariners Strike Early, But Toronto Responds

Seattle opened Game 7 with a flurry of action. Julio Rodriguez led off with a double, followed by Josh Naylor’s RBI single to put the Mariners ahead 1-0. A controversial play involving Toronto’s third baseman Ernie Clement and Naylor saw Polanco called out after a bizarre obstruction ruling, showing the intensity and scrutiny of postseason baseball.

Toronto quickly tied the game in the bottom of the first inning with a soft groundball single from Daulton Varsho, and the lead seesawed as Rodriguez homered in the third and Cal Raleigh blasted his fourth homer of the series in the fifth, putting Seattle up 3-1.

🔥 The Seventh Inning That Changed Everything

A walk and a soft single set the stage for Springer’s moment of magic. The three-run homer not only gave Toronto the lead but energized the entire stadium. QuickTV Sports Hub viewers saw the importance of timing and patience in postseason baseball, with every pitch leading to that unforgettable swing.

From there, the Blue Jays turned to their bullpen to seal the win. Chris Bassitt threw a scoreless eighth, and closer Jeff Hoffman struck out all three Mariners in the ninth to secure the 4-3 victory and a World Series berth.

🌟 Guerrero Jr. Named ALCS MVP

While Springer’s heroics defined Game 7, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was the series standout, earning ALCS MVP honors. Guerrero batted .385, smashed three home runs, and provided consistent power throughout the series, proving why he is one of baseball’s brightest stars.

Fans streaming on QuickTV Live Hub saw Guerrero’s clutch hits in real time, establishing the foundation for Toronto’s championship run.

⚾ What’s Next for the Blue Jays

Toronto will now face the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series, starting at Rogers Centre on Friday. With Springer swinging hot and Guerrero Jr. in peak form, the Blue Jays are poised to make a serious run at their first championship in over three decades.

Seattle, meanwhile, remains the only MLB franchise never to reach a World Series, leaving the Mariners to regroup and aim for another shot at glory next season.