Blue Jays fans were thrilled as Toronto triumphed over Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday, bringing the series back to Toronto. Over 27,000 fans gathered at Rogers Centre to watch the game on the big screen, witnessing a 6-2 victory for the Blue Jays. The highlight was Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s go-ahead home run off Ohtani, igniting the crowd at Rogers Centre.

The win in Game 4 guarantees at least one more game in Toronto as the series is now tied at two games each. Fans expressed confidence in the team’s performance, with one fan believing that the Blue Jays will secure the win at home, whether in Game 6 or Game 7.

Despite the exhaustion from the previous 18-inning loss that ended late, Jays fans showed unwavering support, returning to Rogers Centre for Game 4. The energy from the win motivated fans like Deborah Rule to continue supporting the team, showcasing her sparkly Blue Jays jacket as a lucky charm for upcoming games.

In Los Angeles, Blue Jays supporters displayed their team spirit, with some fans like Chris Simpson proudly wearing Blue Jays gear at the game. The excitement was palpable as the Jays secured a World Series win, with fans celebrating in various ways.

The victory over Ohtani held special significance for Toronto fans, given the history of Ohtani’s free agency decision that led him to the Dodgers. The rejection still resonates with some fans, but a potential Blue Jays championship could help ease the disappointment.

While fans celebrated the Jays’ performance, some experienced streaming issues with Sportsnet+ during the game. Despite the technical glitch, fans remained passionate about supporting their team, eagerly awaiting the next game.