The Blue Jays' bats woke up, Shane Bieber was dealing, George Springer moved up an all-time leaderboard and more from Wednesday's MLB postseason action.

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber had a date night out at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles to see the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 3 of the World Series.

The thrilling World Series shows that baseball is truly back—just in time for its next crisis. Sportswriters have been penning baseball’s obituary for decades, claiming that America’s pastime is past its time. The game is too slow, too stodgy, too old, too boring, they said. The kids don’t care. But baseball is not dying. It’s thriving.

The Department of Justice was already investigating officials at the MLBPA and at least one other sports union, the National Football League’s. The Eastern District of New York has looked into the operation of OneTeam Partners, a licensing company that the NFLPA and the MLBPA combine to own roughly two-thirds of.

The mighty defending champions are slumping at the worst possible time, and Toronto is one win from a championship after a 6-1 win Wednesday night in Game 5.

With the Fall Classic tied at two, Toronto and L.A. will be looking to get one win from a ring. We've got it covered here.