Baseball fans across Canada are gearing up for a major showdown as the Toronto Blue Jays face off against the L.A. Dodgers in the 2025 World Series. This championship series marks the Blue Jays’ first appearance in 32 years, drawing significant attention and excitement.
World Series Game Schedule
The World Series is structured as a best-of-seven series. The Blue Jays, having secured home-field advantage, will host the first two games.
- Game 1: Friday, Oct. 24, in Toronto
- Game 2: Saturday, Oct. 25, in Toronto
- Game 3: Monday, Oct. 27, in Los Angeles
- Game 4: Tuesday, Oct. 28, in Los Angeles
- Game 5: Wednesday, Oct. 29, in Los Angeles
- Game 6: Friday, Oct. 31, in Toronto
- Game 7: Saturday, Nov. 1, in Toronto
All games are set to start at 8 p.m. ET, intensifying the competitive atmosphere.
How to Watch the Games
Fans can catch the action live through various broadcasters. In Canada, Sportsnet and TVA Sports hold broadcasting rights for the World Series games. Citytv will also air the coverage, utilizing Fox Sports from the U.S. For those who prefer radio, Sportsnet 590 will provide an AM broadcast of the games.
Fan Events and Viewing Parties
Toronto is embracing the World Series spirit with public viewing parties at Nathan Phillips Square during home games. These events will include live DJs and Blue Jays trivia with prizes, fostering community engagement. Additionally, the University of Toronto will screen the games on its campus lawn.
For hockey and basketball fans, the Maple Leafs and Raptors will showcase the Blue Jays games on the Scotiabank Arena videoboard after their own games, adjusting game start times to fit the baseball schedule.
Rogers Communications, owner of the Blue Jays, is hosting viewing parties at the Rogers Centre for Games 3 and 4 in Los Angeles. Tickets for these events are priced at $15, although Game 4 is already sold out.
As anticipation builds, fans should prepare for crowded venues. Given the high demand for seats in bars and public viewing areas, arriving early is advisable to secure a spot for the games.
