This World Series was always Goliath vs. Goliath — as straightforward as the two best teams standing. And now the Blue Jays are one win from proving to be the best.

Led by Trey Yesavage ’s legendary 12-strikeout performance, the Blue Jays took control of Wednesday's decisive Game 5 at the Chavez Ravine. They now head back to Canada with a 3-2 advantage in the World Series, with only 27 more outs separating them from winning their first championship in 32 years.

Here are my takeaways:

1. First-inning Fireworks

Before people even settled into their seats, the Blue Jays took an impressive 2-0 lead.

Think about all the talented hitters that have united for a top-of-the-order tandem in the Fall Classic. Pete Rose and Joe Morgan leading off for the Big Red Machine dynasty. George Spr

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