The Toronto Blue Jays were looking to party like it’s 1993.

That was the last time the MLB team won the World Series – their second in a row.

But it wasn’t meant to be in Game 6 of the World Series at home at Rogers Centre.

On the cusp of a World Series win, the Jays instead must play Game 7 after losing to the L.A. Dodgers 3-1.

Unlike the immediate runs scored in Game 5, the two sides weren’t on the board by the end of the second inning.

At the top of the third, Will Smith hit an RBI to give the Dodgers a 1-0 lead, which increased to 3-0 with men on the bases.

The Jays got their first run after George Springer hit a lead off double, sending Addison Barger home.

The score didn’t change through the eight, but in the sixth, Ernie Clement tied the record set by 1992 World Series MVP Pa

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