Blue Jays Tie World Series 2-2 With Game 4 Win Over Dodgers in LA

The Toronto Blue Jays tied the World Series at two games each with a 6-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4, demonstrating an aggressive and determined offensive approach despite the absence of George Springer. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. showed renewed power, while Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani was less dominant, and Shane Bieber limited the Dodgers to one run over 5⅓ innings. U.S. media highlighted the contrasting performances of the two teams, with the Dodgers struggling to capitalize on scoring opportunities and their ninth-inning rally described as the "sorriest" in recent memory. Analysts praised Guerrero's ability to handle off-speed pitches, emphasizing his impact at the plate. Both teams are preparing for Game 5, with players and managers from the Blue Jays and Dodgers scheduled for media sessions ahead of the next matchup. The series will continue with high anticipation as the Blue Jays look to maintain their momentum at the Rogers Centre.