No one saw this coming. In a night that will be remembered for all the wrong reasons, Blake Snell completely lost control on the mound — and Dodgers fans are calling it one of the most disastrous World Series starts in modern history. The reactions are brutal.

BREAKING! The Los Angeles Dodgers’ World Series dreams hang by a thread after a shocking 6-1 defeat to the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 5, leaving fans reeling and the team facing immense pressure. Blake Snell’s disastrous start set the tone for the night, as he surrendered two home runs within the first three pitches, putting the Dodgers in an early 2-0 hole that they could never escape.

The game began with a nightmare scenario for Snell, who was unable to find his rhythm after giving up a solo shot to Davis Schneider on the very first pitch, quickly followed by a bomb from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Fans’ hopes were briefly reignited when Kik Hernandez launched a 407-foot homer in the bottom of the third, closing the gap to 2-1. However, a costly defensive error by Teoscar Hernandez in the fourth inning allowed the Blue Jays to extend their lead to 3-1, and the momentum shifted irreversibly.

Despite Snell’s attempts to stabilize the game with two consecutive strikeouts, the Blue Jays’ rookie pitcher, Trey Yes, was dominant, notching 10 strikeouts—an impressive feat not seen from a rookie in the World Series since Dodgers legend Don Newcombe in 1949. As Snell’s fatigue became evident after throwing 116 pitches, the Dodgers’ bullpen faltered, allowing two more runs in the seventh and another in the eighth, culminating in a disheartening 6-1 final score.

With this loss, the Dodgers now find themselves trailing 3-2 in the series, with Game 6 looming in Toronto on Friday night. They must win both Game 6 and, if necessary, Game 7 to keep their championship hopes alive. The stakes have never been higher, and fans are left wondering if the Dodgers can muster the strength for one of the greatest comebacks in baseball history.

As the team prepares for a must-win situation, the urgency is palpable. Dodgers fans, do you believe in a turnaround, or was Game 5 the final nail in the coffin? The time for action is now, and the Dodgers must rise to the occasion if they hope to reclaim their title.