The Los Angeles Dodgers faced another offensive slump in their World Series matchup against the Toronto Blue Jays, falling to a 6-1 decision that extended the Blue Jays’ lead in the best-of-seven series to 3-2. The struggling offense managed just four hits and struck out 15 times, failing to capitalize on key opportunities. Manager Dave Roberts expressed frustration after the game, citing a lack of plate discipline and execution in critical moments.
The Blue Jays’ pitching staff continued to dominate, with starter Robbie Ray limiting the Dodgers to just two runs while striking out eight. The team’s ability to limit high-leverage mistakes and maintain offensive consistency has been a key factor in their success. Meanwhile, the Dodgers’ struggles at the plate have raised concerns about their ability to close out series and win in high-pressure environments.
With the series now at 3-2 in favor of the Blue Jays, the Dodgers face a daunting task in trying to force a Game 7. The team will need to address their offensive issues quickly, as their chances of winning the title continue to dwindle with each passing game.