Dodgers vs Toronto Blue Jays Match Player Stats: Full Box Score & Game Breakdown

The Dodgers vs Toronto Blue Jays match player stats became one of the most searched matchup queries of the 2025 MLB postseason. These two clubs met twice across the season — once in a regular-season game at Dodger Stadium in August and again in a winner-take-all World Series Game 6 at Rogers Centre. Both games produced compelling box score lines, standout pitching performances, and individual hitter numbers worth breaking down in full. This recap covers the complete scoring summary, LAD and TOR batting and pitching stats, head-to-head historical data, and advanced Statcast metrics — everything a fan, analyst, or fantasy player needs from this matchup.

 Dodgers vs Blue Jays Match Overview

Two games in 2025 defined where this rivalry stands. Los Angeles won both 5–1 in August and 3–1 in the World Series, but each contest told a different story.

The World Series game aired on FOX with the series locked at 3–3. Every pitch carried elimination weight. The August regular season meeting at Dodger Stadium had a different feel — Clayton Kershaw outdueling Max Scherzer in what many called a Cooperstown-caliber matchup — but the scoreline was equally decisive.

H3: Scoring Summary by Inning

World Series Game 6 — October 31, 2025

All the scoring that mattered came in the third inning. W. Smith doubled to left, scoring T. Edman while Ohtani advanced to third. Betts then singled to left, bringing home both Ohtani and Smith to give LAD a 3–0 cushion. Toronto answered when Springer singled to pull one back, making it 3–1 — but that was all Toronto would manage. The Dodgers held that two-run lead through the eighth, then survived a tense ninth before Glasnow closed it out.

Regular Season — August 8, 2025

Toronto took a 1–0 lead in the second inning. LAD stayed quiet until the fifth, scoring two runs to flip the game. Three more runs in the seventh sealed a 5–1 final, with Betts’ homer providing the defining moment.

Win / Loss / Save Decision

 Dodgers Player Stats — Batting & Pitching

Here is the full LAD box score across both games, covering every hitter and pitcher who appeared.

 LAD Batting Stats

World Series Game 6 — LAD Hitters

In the August regular season game, Betts moved from SS to a more offensive role — homering and driving in three runs against Scherzer. Freeman and Ohtani added to the pressure, while the middle of the order collectively kept Toronto’s pitching staff stretched across all nine innings.

 LAD Pitching Stats

World Series Game 6 — LAD Pitchers

Yamamoto delivered one of the postseason’s most efficient starts — 96 pitches, 63 strikes, and six strikeouts across six innings. The bullpen trio of Wrobleski, Sasaki, and Glasnow combined to allow zero earned runs over the final three innings. In August, Kershaw threw 98 pitches against Scherzer’s squad, giving up just one earned run before handing off to Varland and Fluharty, who closed without incident.

 Blue Jays Player Stats — Batting & Pitching

Toronto’s full box score tells a story of missed opportunities — particularly in the World Series game where they out-hit LAD 8–4 but scored just one run.

 TOR Batting Stats

World Series Game 6 — TOR Hitters

Varsho was Toronto’s most productive hitter on the night, going 3-for-4. T. France entered batting .381 and went 2-for-4. Despite putting eight hits on the board, TOR stranded eight runners — a critical factor in the 3–1 final. Loperfido and Lukes were deployed as pinch hitters late but couldn’t generate contact.

H3: TOR Pitching Stats

World Series Game 6 — TOR Pitchers

Gausman struck out eight batters across six innings but couldn’t escape the third inning unscathed — surrendering all three LAD earned runs on just three hits and two walks. B. Little’s outing in the August game was worse: he recorded zero outs while giving up three runs on 12 pitches (only 3 strikes). Varland and Fluharty both provided stable relief across both appearances, combining for 2.0 innings of scoreless work in Game 6.

 Head-to-Head Player Stats — Blue Jays vs Dodgers (Historical)

Beyond 2025, StatMuse historical data tracks how Blue Jays batters have performed against Dodgers pitchers across multiple eras. The full batter-vs-pitcher record covers AB, H, 2B, 3B, HR, RBI, BB, HBP, SO, PA, TB, XBH, SH, SF, IBB, AVG, OBP, SLG, OPS, and W% — a complete career matchup profile for each pitcher pairing.

HBP, SH, SF, and IBB data are also tracked within the full StatMuse database for each pairing — particularly relevant for pitchers like Kaz Ishii and Brad Penny who faced larger sample sizes against Toronto batters.

 Advanced & Statcast Metrics

Baseball Savant’s Statcast platform — powered by Google Cloud — adds analytical depth to any LAD–TOR game feed. For gamePk 813027, the available advanced metrics span batting, pitching, fielding, and baserunning categories.

Key Statcast metrics for this matchup:

• Exit Velocity & Barrels — measures contact quality; relevant for Guerrero Jr. and Ohtani at-bats
• Expected Statistics (xBA, xSLG) — shows true performance beyond luck-adjusted results
• xFIP & wRC+ — context-adjusted pitching and hitting efficiency metrics
• Bat Tracking — swing path, attack angle, and bat speed per hitter
• Batted Ball Profile — ground ball, fly ball, and line drive distribution
• Pitch Arsenal Stats — per-pitch run value, usage rate, and matchup tendencies
• Pitch Movement & Spin Direction — especially useful for Yamamoto’s splitter and slider data
• Active Spin & Arm Angle — pitcher-release metrics that explain movement profiles
• Percentile Rankings — positional comparisons across the full MLB player pool
• Run Value (Swing-Take) — measures decision quality at the plate per pitch zone
• Outs Above Average (OAA) — fielding efficiency for outfielders like Varsho and Edman
• Outfield Jump & Catch Probability — route efficiency on batted balls
• Catcher Framing & Pop Time — A. Kirk’s pitch conversion and throw metrics vs LAD
• Baserunning Run Value & Basestealing Run Value — sprint speed, 90ft splits for Ohtani, Varsho, Edman
• Rolling Windows — tracks form across recent games for both rosters

 Win Probability & Team Stats Comparison

Hitting Stats Comparison — World Series Game 6

Pitching Stats Comparison — World Series Game 6

ESPN Analytics tracked the win probability spike in real time. LAD’s chances surged after the three-run third and held firm despite Toronto generating more hits through the middle innings. The Dodgers’ pitching staff ultimately suppressed run conversion — five walks issued by TOR pitchers versus two by LAD directly reflects the control advantage that decided the game.

 Key Performers & Game Highlights

Three players stood above the rest across this matchup series.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto was the postseason’s most dominant starter. His Game 6 line — 6.0 IP, 1 ER, 6K — pushed his World Series ERA to 1.56. The 96-pitch efficiency and ability to strand five TOR base runners kept LAD in control from the third inning onward. When a two-run lead felt fragile in the ninth, it was Glasnow’s shutdown inning that preserved everything Yamamoto built.

Mookie Betts delivered the decisive blow in Game 6 — a two-RBI single to left in the third that gave LAD a 3–0 advantage with the series tied 3–3. In August at Dodger Stadium, he homered off Scherzer and drove in three runs, anchoring a performance the AP described as the highlight of a rare Cooperstown-caliber pitching duel.

Shohei Ohtani scored LAD’s first run in Game 6 after advancing to third on Smith’s double, then crossing the plate ahead of Betts’ single. His presence in the DH spot created lineup pressure even when his hit total stayed modest — a .254 AVG through the postseason still carried significant on-base value against Toronto’s pitching.

For fantasy baseball tracking: Yamamoto’s strikeout rate, Glasnow’s save opportunity, Betts’ multi-category production, and Varsho’s 3-for-4 night all carried strong roster value across both contests in 2025.

Dodgers vs Toronto Blue Jays Match Player Stats Game Information & Venue Details

World Series Game 6 — Rogers Centre, Toronto, Ontario | October 31, 2025 | 8:00 PM ET | Coverage: FOX

Regular Season — Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California | August 8, 2025 | 10:10 PM ET

 Conclusion

From a dominant Kershaw–Scherzer regular-season duel in August to Yamamoto’s World Series masterclass in October, the 2025 LAD–TOR matchups delivered some of the most compelling individual performances of the MLB season. Betts and Ohtani anchored the Dodgers’ offense in the moments that mattered most, while Guerrero Jr., Varsho, and Gausman kept Toronto in contention deep into a Game 6 that went to the wire. The Dodgers won both contests — and with it, forced a deciding Game 7 with World Series 2025 MLB standings implications for both franchises on the line. The full player stats, Statcast metrics, and historical batter-vs-pitcher data collected here reflect just how evenly matched these rosters were, even when the final scores didn’t show it. With the April 2026 series at Rogers Centre now on the schedule, this matchup history becomes a useful baseline for what each team’s hitters and pitchers can expect when these two clubs meet again.

 FAQs

Who won the Dodgers vs Blue Jays game?

The Dodgers won World Series Game 6 on October 31, 2025, defeating Toronto 3–1 at Rogers Centre. Yamamoto earned the win to move to 4–1, and Glasnow recorded his first postseason save. LAD also won the August regular-season meeting 5–1 at Dodger Stadium.

Who pitched for the Dodgers against the Blue Jays?

Yoshinobu Yamamoto started World Series Game 6, throwing 6.0 innings with 6 strikeouts and a 1.56 postseason ERA. Wrobleski (1.0 IP), Sasaki (1.0 IP), and Glasnow (1.0 IP, SV) handled relief without allowing an earned run. In August, Clayton Kershaw started and pitched 6.0 IP with a 1 ER line, supported by Varland and Fluharty.

Who pitched for the Blue Jays against the Dodgers?

Kevin Gausman started Game 6 and took the loss (2–3), giving up 3 ER across 6.0 IP despite striking out 8. Relievers B. Little (0.0 IP, 3 ER in the August game), L. Varland (1.0 IP, 2.04 ERA), and M. Fluharty (1.0 IP, 5.23 ERA) all appeared across the two contests. Max Scherzer started the August game, recording the loss with a 2–2 record and 2 ER in 6.0 IP.

What were Shohei Ohtani’s stats vs the Blue Jays?

In World Series Game 6, Ohtani went 1-for-3 with 1 run scored, batting DH with a .254 season AVG. He advanced to third on Smith’s double in the decisive third inning and scored LAD’s first run before Betts’ single plated Smith.

What were Mookie Betts’ stats vs the Blue Jays?

Betts went 1-for-3 in World Series Game 6, driving in 2 runs with a single to left in the third inning — the hit that effectively broke the game open. In the August regular-season game at Dodger Stadium, he homered off Scherzer and drove in 3 runs.

What were Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s stats vs the Dodgers?

Guerrero Jr. went 1-for-3 in World Series Game 6 with no RBI, playing 1B for Toronto. He entered the game batting .297 on the season. Despite consistent contact ability, he was unable to drive in runs against Yamamoto’s movement-heavy arsenal.

Where can I find full Blue Jays vs Dodgers historical player stats?

StatMuse carries the most complete batter-vs-pitcher career data, tracking AVG, OBP, SLG, OPS, AB, HR, RBI, HBP, SH, SF, IBB, and W% for every historical matchup pairing. ESPN and Baseball Reference also provide game-by-game logs and season-level splits.

What advanced metrics are available for the Dodgers vs Blue Jays game?

Baseball Savant’s Statcast gamefeed (gamePk 813027) — powered by Google Cloud — provides exit velocity, barrel rate, expected statistics (xBA, xSLG), xFIP, wRC+, pitch arsenal breakdowns, spin direction, active spin, arm angle, and full baserunning and fielding metrics for every player who appeared in the game.