Ernie Clement has emerged as a cult hero for the Toronto Blue Jays during their World Series run, capturing the hearts of fans with his impressive postseason performance and relatable personality. Despite being overlooked in his career, Clement's contributions on the field, including a .429 batting average and nominations for Gold Glove Awards, have made him a crucial player for the team. His unique blend of talent and charisma has resonated with fans, leading to chants of his name at games.

John Schneider, a lifelong member of the Toronto Blue Jays organization, reflects on his journey from being a drafted catcher to becoming the team's manager. Having spent 25 years with the franchise, Schneider's deep connections and experiences in the minor leagues have culminated in his leadership role as they approach the World Series.

Shohei Ohtani praised Toronto Blue Jays fans for their creative "We don't need you" chant during Game 1 of the World Series, which referenced his recent free agency saga. Despite the taunts and a loss in the game, Ohtani hit his first World Series home run, contributing to the Dodgers' success in Game 2.