Blue Jays Fan’s Bold Flash Steals the Show in World Series Opener Against Dodgers [VIDEO]
A Toronto Blue Jays supporter is set to dominate online buzz through the rest of the World Series after Friday’s commanding victory over the reigning champion Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Jays seized a 1-0 series lead with an 11-4 rout at Rogers Centre and aim to build on it in Game 2.
While Toronto’s bats fueled the on-field celebration, one female fan claimed MVP honors in the stands—unbuttoning her team jersey and tugging down her white undershirt to flash the crowd in jubilant ecstasy, revealing an enthusiastic bounce.
A censored clip is below; the uncensored version is available on the TPS X page.
This isn’t uncharted territory for Canadian sports fans. An Edmonton Oilers devotee rocketed to fame last year by baring it all during the Stanley Cup Final run, later inking a deal with Playboy.
Expect similar interest from the brand once this Blue Jays icon is ID’d—a task internet detectives are already on.
Game 2 drops Saturday at 8:00 p.m. ET in Toronto. Keep your eyes peeled—she might just make an encore.
Blue Jays Fans Ignite Viral Chaos with Upper-Deck Brawl at Rogers Centre
With the Blue Jays riding an eight-game winning streak, fresh off sweeping two home series and perched atop the AL East, you’d expect nothing but cheers from the stands.
That illusion shattered during Saturday’s matchup against the Los Angeles Angels, when a chaotic fight involving at least five men erupted in the 500 level of Rogers Centre.
Per a clip shared on X by 6ixBuzzTV, the melee reportedly started after a fan accidentally spilled his drink on the person seated in front of him—though the spill itself isn’t captured on video.
Audio from the front row captures the escalating tension: one man repeatedly calls another a “f****** idiot” and taunts, “What are you going to do now?”
The spark ignites when a fan in a Blue Jays hat and dark shirt unleashes punches at a man in the row behind. Moments later, another aggressor in a dark grey shirt leaps into the fray, landing a blow to the same target’s face—whose shirt is now torn open at the front—while bracing against his seat for leverage.
A peacemaker in a green shirt and glasses from the upper row steps in to shield his friend, only to eat a massive haymaker from a third man below.
After roughly 30 seconds of pandemonium, the two instigators from the back row beat a hasty retreat toward the stairs on their right.
Extended footage from another angle shows security arriving shortly after, speaking with the involved parties and escorting them out.
The brawlers missed a thrilling climax: Addison Barger delivered a walk-off single in the 11th inning for the win, George Springer crushed a two-run homer, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. racked up three hits for the surging Jays.
On the field, Toronto’s dominance continues unchecked. The team enters Monday with a three-game cushion over the Yankees and Rays in the AL East. Guerrero and Alejandro Kirk both earned spots on this year’s AL All-Star roster, with the midsummer classic slated for next week in Atlanta.
The Jays kick off a three-game set against the White Sox in Chicago on Monday night, then head to Sacramento to face the Athletics before the All-Star break.
