It's rare when one win during the summer out of a 162 game schedule can have a lasting impact on what may take place weeks and months later.
Sometimes those wins can be looked at as turning points in a teams' season, and certainly George Springer's Canada Day grand slam against the New York Yankees is a testament to that. But there are other moments along the way that may not feel significant at the time, but gives credibility to the idea that every win is meaningful.
As the Toronto Blue Jays get ready to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series, there is one game in particular that stands as an outlier as to exactly why Toronto has home field advantage in this series, and it's thanks to Mason Fluharty.