The Toronto Blue Jays celebrated a thrilling moment during the clinching World Series game on Saturday, when Bo Bichette hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the third inning. This was notably Bichette's first playoff home run, and it helped the Blue Jays take an early lead of 3-0 against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Rogers Centre.

In a coincidental twist, the fan who caught Bichette's home run ball was none other than Meghan Roach, the CEO of the iconic Canadian brand Roots. Roach found herself in Section 148 of the stadium, just a few rows beyond the center-field wall, when the ball unexpectedly fell right at her feet. "It fell right in front of my feet and I literally just picked it up," she recounted, expressing her excitement over the experience.

Roach, who attended the decisive Game 7 with her siblings, has been a dedicated Blue Jays fan for many years. Capturing the home run ball added to the thrill of the event, particularly as she looked forward to sharing the experience with her two daughters. "It's such a fantastic experience to catch the ball, and I can't wait to take it home to my two girls," she said, highlighting the significance of the moment for her family.

As the game progressed, the atmosphere in Rogers Centre intensified, with fans erupting into cheers following Bichette's impressive hit. The home run elicited a mix of hope and excitement among the crowd, as many were optimistic about the Blue Jays' chances of clinching the World Series title. However, the game took a dramatic turn later on, as the day ended in disappointment for the home team; the Blue Jays lost to the Dodgers with a final score of 5-4 in extra innings.

The emotion surrounding the game was palpable, and Roach described her experience of catching the ball as "overwhelming." Alongside the euphoria of snagging a piece of baseball history, she was determined to keep the cherished ball safe. "I’m zipping it in my pocket," she noted, highlighting her attachment to the memento amid the high-stakes atmosphere of the World Series.

This game not only provided a memorable moment for Roach and her family but also emphasized the deep-rooted passion and dedication of Blue Jays fans during this thrilling postseason run. Although the team ultimately fell short in their quest for the championship, the excitement of the game and the joy of catching Bichette's home run ball will remain a treasured experience for Roach and the fans in attendance.