Blue Jays and Dodgers Relievers Pay Tribute to Absent Pitcher Alex Vesia
The Toronto Blue Jays joined the Los Angeles Dodgers in honoring Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia during the World Series. Both teams expressed support amid Vesia’s absence due to a personal family matter.
“Alex Vesia is away from the team because of a deeply personal family matter,” the Dodgers said in a statement posted on social media before Game 1.
Dodgers pitchers have worn Vesia’s No. during their games as a sign of solidarity. Following their example, Blue Jays relievers began wearing the same number to show unity across teams.
- Chris Bassitt pitched against the Los Angeles Dodgers during the ninth inning in Game 6 of the World Series in Toronto.
- Mason Fluharty and catcher Alejandro Kirk were seen discussing a pitching change in the eighth inning of the same game.
- Louis Varland and Seranthony Domínguez also participated in the tribute by displaying Vesia’s number.
Emotional Gesture Highlights Sports Brotherhood
The shared tribute between rival teams underscored the sense of community and mutual respect that transcends competition during challenging personal times.
Author’s summary: In solidarity, Blue Jays and Dodgers players honored Alex Vesia during the World Series, demonstrating heartfelt sportsmanship beyond team lines.
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