TORONTO — Julio Rodriguez took ball four, tossed his bat away, clapped twice and exhorted his teammates in the Seattle Mariners dugout. Sure, they were in a two-run hole in the third inning of Game 6 in this American League Championship Series, but Cal Raleigh, the likely AL MVP, was coming to the plate and the bases were loaded.

Yesavage is joined by Chris Carpenter (2005) and Tom Glavine (1995).

"He comes every day and gives it all he has," Guerrero said of 22-year-old Yesavage, who rose through the minor leagues this year and burst into the majors in September.

Will the Seattle Mariners make history by clinching their first ever trip to the World Series? Or can the Toronto Blue Jays lean on their home crowd and force a Game 7?

The biggest of them came in the third with the bases loaded and 60-homer man Cal Raleigh at the plate: More remarkable still, those three GIDPs were the first of Toronto starter Trey Yesavage's big-l...