With the World Series on the line in Game 7 of the Fall Classic, emotions have been running high among the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays players.Dodgers utility player Kike Hernandez displayed his frustration in the fifth inning when the home plate umpire deemed his check swing a strike on a 2-2 pitch count to end his plate appearance. Hernandez shouted in frustration after the strike call.Fans reacted to the controversial decision, referencing the umpires allowing additional warm up time between innings earlier in the game."How dare they not break another rule for them."LeGaLiZe WeEd @LeGaLiZeWe73464LINKHow dare they not break another rule for them."Oh are the Dodgers suddenly upset at a check swing strike 3 with Max Scherzer pitching in a crucial playoff game?"The Nels @TheNelsLINKOh are the Dodgers suddenly upset at a check swing strike 3 with Max Scherzer pitching in a crucial playoff game?"He swung. Side view shows it."uɐɥʇƎ @dfAtheYankeesLINKHe swung. Side view shows itHowever, some fans thought Hernandez was hard done by the call."Umpires are humans, just replace them with AI relaying deciison to humans going forward."Dan @warai_einLINKUmpires are humans, just replace them with AI relaying deciison to humans going forward"Vlad had one much more of a swing that was called no swing."Gavin Lux Glazer @GavinLuxGlazerLINKVlad had one much more of a swing that was called no swingYoshinobu Yamamoto holds his nerve to escape bases loaded jam in ninth inningThe Dodgers scored a run in the next inning to make it 3-2 before the Blue Jays made it 4-2 in the bottom of the sixth inning. The defending champions scored a run in the eighth and ninth inning to tie the game at 4-4.The Blue Jays, who loaded the bases in the bottom of the ninth inning against Yoshinobu Yamamoto, failed to walk it off after the Dodgers' excellent defensive display to get out of the jam and send Game 7 into extra innings.