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The Jays' 18-inning marathon against the Los Angeles Dodgers tied the record for the most innings ever in a World Series game, and put the Dodgers up 2-1 in the series. 

Fans say even though Toronto did not bring home a win, the game, which lasted for six hours and 39 minutes, was worth the watch. 

Crystal Young says she had no regrets staying up late ahead of her second day at a new job. 

Young says her new workplace in downtown Toronto hosted a Blue Jays day, so she was far from the only one running on a few hours of sleep.

"I'm a little tired, to be honest," she said Tuesday during a work break. 

"We had some great coffee and some snacks to kind of keep us motivated and keep us going," she said. "Surprisingly, it's a full crew in there today and everyone's dressed up and everyone is really supportive of the team."

Young admitted she only made it until 1 a.m., so she didn't catch the end of the game. 

Other workers told ¹ú²úÓÕ»ó¸£Àû they embraced the quick turnaround for the work day. One said he just decided to call in sick, because watching the Jays in the World Series feels like "one in a million." 

For Samantha Miller and William McCleery, the late night felt even more intense because they are "incredibly jet-lagged."

The two flew in from Northern Ireland to catch the World Series and stayed out cheering on the Jays at a watch party on Monday night. 

"It's a cruel way to lose, but we'll go again tonight, and hopefully we'll win," McCleery said.

The late-night game made for some viral posts on social media, with fans joking about whether Game 3 would just turn into Game 4, or if they should bring a bed to the next watch party. 

Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Bieber were in attendance at the Dodger Stadium. A user on X, Zulfi Sheikh, posted a photo of a young Bieber and commented: "This was Justin Bieber when the Blue Jays and Dodgers started playing Game 3." 

This report by ¹ú²úÓÕ»ó¸£Àû was first published Oct. 28, 2025.