Dodgers had plenty of heroes but picking one proved tough

After a Game 7 in which they did just about everything right, there was some indecision within the Los Angeles victorious clubhouse afterwards.

Was the story of the epic Game 7 young phenom Yoshinobu Yamamoto or veteran journeyman Miguel Rojas.

The Dodgers don’t win Game 7 without either, but who defied the odds more?

The 36-year-old glue guy Rojas hit the most unlikely home run of his career that spans 12 years, four of them as a Dodger and the other eight with Miami.

With the Jays needing just two outs to become World Series champs, Rojas, hitting ninth, jumped on a Jeff Hoffman slider and launched it over the Blue Jays bullpen in left for a game-tying homer.

It was, as FOX play-by-play man Joe Davis described it, the most unlikely home run by the most unlikely hitter in the Dodgers