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Toronto Blue Jays supporter Brock Meehan Taus reacts while watching Game 7 on Saturday at the Rec Room bar.

For millions of people in this country, the World Series that the Toronto Blue Jays heartbreakingly lost early Sunday morning will forever be associated with a handful of memories – ones eternally seared into their minds.

For some, if not most, the end will never be forgotten: the double play that ended a dream that favoured the Los Angeles Dodgers from the start. Few will forget the sadness etched on the face of Jays superstar Vladimir Guerrero Jr. , who had hoped to hoist the trophy his father never got a chance to with the Montreal Expos.

Others’ favourite memories will not be from Game 7 but from ones that preceded it. Trey Yesavage’s mesmerizing 12-strike-out per

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