Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Ha Tu Thanh
Publication Date: November 2, 2025 - 01:44
‘I just feel pain’: Blue Jays fans devastated by heartbreaking end to a magical World Series run
November 2, 2025
As fans streamed out of Rogers Centre, there were tears, there were children crying and there were occasional outbursts of anger.
Thousands more, who had gathered outside the stadium in anticipation of a night-long party, also dispersed immediately after learning of the Blue Jays’ defeat.
If he was American there would be a movie because Matthew Begbie had hero written all over him. He stood six-five, and when on a horse with his handlebar moustache and van dyke, he looked even bigger. Cutting a commanding figure, he tamed the Old West.
A circuit judge who brought bandits and outlaws to justice, he travelled the highways, biways and rivers of British Columbia before it joined Confederation. He went on horse, on foot, or by canoe, carriage or steamship, and carried out the law in a log cabin, under an oak tree, or in the open wilderness.
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