Adnan Virk

It could be from one game.

It could be from the entire series, whichever structure you prefer.

Adnan, let us know what you're doing and let's get started with number five.

So what's amazing about what you just said is that Davis Schneider,

plays for George Springer, hits a lead-off home run off Blake Snell.

He's not on this list.

And Clayton Kershaw, in his individual moment where he faces one batter with the bases loaded in that extra inning game, he's trusted for one batter, and he gets it done with a bunch of pitches at 89 miles an hour.

But let's talk about this, right?

Because what has stood out as the difference to you here?

The Dodgers take a 2-1 lead, and now the Blue Jays go win back-to-back games

In Los Angeles, how have they been able to get this done and get themselves just one game away from a World Series championship?

Especially with Shane Bieber coming off of the surgery.

I mean, these are two guys who both did not pitch for this team until after the trade-off into September.

I was there for Shane Bieber's first start against the Miami Marlins when we were doing that broadcast.

And it was absolutely fascinating to see this guy now pitching in this big moment and having that one.

And look, the things that you said offensively, it's the reason why I said on the main show going into this series...

If there was a team in the American League that had an opportunity, that if they got hot and played their best baseball that could beat the Dodgers, it would have been the Blue Jays probably from the start.

Is number 11 the catcher Brad Ausmus?

That is correct, Jeremy.

You are on the board.