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00:00Blue Jays' star sums up World Series loss in one sentence.
00:05If you like your baseball with a side of heartbreak and heroics,
00:09Game 7 of the World Series served up a five-course meal.
00:13The Toronto Blue Jays versus the Los Angeles Dodgers, Game 7.
00:18Thousands of fans at Rogers Center were on their feet, hearts racing,
00:21waiting to see who blinks first.
00:23And it was the Blue Jays who blinked hard.
00:27Will Smith's 11th inning blast breaks Toronto's heart.
00:31A 3-2 series lead heading into Game 6, home field advantage in the decisive Game 7,
00:37and a three-run bomb from Bo Bichette off Shohei Otani got things rolling early.
00:41It felt like destiny.
00:43The Dodgers, who were defending champs and drama connoisseurs,
00:47tied it in the top of the ninth and, in the 11th, Will Smith ended it with a solo shot.
00:52Yoshinobu Yamamoto came in to shut the door and snatch the MVP trophy.
00:57Bo Bichette's return was heroic, but not enough.
01:01Bo Bichette returned from a brutal knee injury, battled like a warrior through the series,
01:05and tried to keep it together in the post-game interview.
01:08I wish we could have shared that moment together, Bichette said after the game.
01:12If that doesn't punch you right in the baseball soul, I don't know what does.
01:17He went 8-for-23 during the World Series with four walks and one massive homer.
01:21But now comes the tough part.
01:24Blue Jays face pressure to keep the core together.
01:26Bichette's free agency is looming, but he's saying all the right things.
01:30Vladdy is staying, locked in for 14 years, half a billion dollars.
01:35That's a duo with history, chemistry, and unfinished business.
01:38But now, it's up to the front office.
01:40Can they afford to keep the band together?
01:42This wasn't just a loss.
01:44It was a chapter in a story that's far from over.
01:46The heartbreak that might fuel a full-circle moment next season.
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