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George Springer was right in the middle of things, with one dramatic swing -- another highlight that will live on in Toronto postseason lore -- dispatching the Mariners in an unforgettable ALCS and sending the Blue Jays to their first World Series in 32 years.
George Springer's go-ahead home run that sent the Blue Jays to their first World Series appearance since 1993 sent Rogers Centre into a state of euphoria, with decibel levels reaching as high as 110.
The Maple Leafs have had well-documented struggles in Game 7s, so when Vlad Jr. showed up in their jersey ahead of a win-or-go-home game, it raised eyebrows. Maybe that curse has now been lifted.
This is the fifth time since the Championship Series became best-of-seven in 1985 that one LCS was a sweep and the other went seven games. In those cases, one side had a decided upper hand.
George Springer's 23rd home run in the playoffs tied him with Kyle Schwarber on the all-time list. And with a big World Series, second place could be in sight.
The top of the first inning in ALCS Game 7 ended with the Mariners' Jorge Polanco hitting into a unique double play, ruled after Josh Naylor was struck approaching second base by the relay throw.
Tune to MLB Tonight for the latest highlights, interviews, expert analysis and more along with a look ahead to the Dodgers vs. Blue Jays World Series matchup.
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