The defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers and title-hungry Toronto Blue Jays vowed to be ready for the first World Series game seven since 2019 on Saturday.

Toronto's Rogers Centre promises to be electric after fans there were left stunned by the Dodgers' 3-1 triumph in a tight game six -- in which a spectacular game-ending double play in the bottom of the ninth inning finally extinguished the home team's hopes.

The Blue Jays had the tying runs in scoring position in an eventful final frame that included a ground rule double by Addison Barger that lodged under the bottom edge of the outfield wall.

"That will take awhile to kind of unpack," Blue Jays manager John Schneider said. "That's a wild ending. But we're going to be ready to play tomorrow."

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