27 h. ago George Springer’s ALCS Game 7 home run ball up for auction at staggering price

Bidding for the piece of Toronto Blue Jays playoff history starts at a staggering $10,000 with the auction closing Dec. 9.

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4 d. ago Toronto Blue Jays playoff hero Ernie Clement receives massive honour from his hometown

Toronto Blue Jays fans across the country won't be forgetting about Ernie Clement's recent playoff heroics anytime soon.The 29-year-old became a household name after his postseason performance, one in which he hit a pristine .411 with a home run and nine RBI through 18 games. His 30 hits set a postseason MLB record, and were one of the biggest reasons as to why the Blue Jays were just one win shy of capturing the World Series. His superb showing won't just be remembered by Canadians for years to come.Clement's hometown of Monroe County, N.Y. recognized the Blue Jays infielder this past weekend while he was attending an event with the MiLB's Rochester Red Wings. On top of being given a key to the city, Clement learned that his town had proclaimed Nov. 29, 2025 as "Ernie Clement Day.""Ernie, we are incredibly proud of you, and you represented your hometown so well on the world stage,” Monroe County executive Adam Bello said....

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4 d. ago ‘Ernie Clement Day’: Blue Jays playoff hero celebrated in hometown tribute

Playoff record-setter received key to Monroe County and Nov. 29, 2025, was named Ernie Clement Day.

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8 d. ago Max Scherzer details another time he blew up at Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider

Everyone loved Max Scherzer's hilarious heated playoff mound visit with Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider.With the Blue Jays trailing the Seattle Mariners in the ALDS two games to one, Scherzer lived up to the pressure in Game 4, pitching 5.2 innings while giving up just two runs in what ended up being an 8-2 victory.We all remember the unforgettable exchange between Scherzer and Schneider in the fifth inning, but apparently there was another argument not caught on camera.Max Scherzer was NOT coming out of this game 😳Facing his next hitter, he picks up the strikeout to end the 5th! pic.twitter.com/EbVoGMOno8— MLB (@MLB) October 17, 2025On Wednesday, the 41-year-old said there was an even bigger blowup between the two just minutes afterwards in the dugout. Scherzer explained that the plan was to pull him right after the fifth inning in favour of Louis Varland, during an interview with Nick Alberga and Jay Rosehill on Leafs Nation.That didn't happen, as...

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1 week ago Toronto Blue Jays receive plenty of compliments from New York Yankees owner

For many years, it was hard to argue the Toronto Blue Jays had anything but 'little brother syndrome' to the New York Yankees.Playing in the same division as the team with 27 World Series titles to their name, the Blue Jays often struggled to compete with the likes of baseball's giants.From the Blue Jays' inception in 1977 through 2024, the Yankees won seven World Series titles and 18 division titles, compared to two World Series wins and six AL East titles for Toronto.But in 2025 for the first time ever, Toronto had the chance to face off in a playoff series against their divsional rivals, and the Blue Jays looked every bit like the team that had the American League's best record throughout the season.By now you know that the Jays finished off New York in four games in the American League Championship Series, giving them an 11-6 record against their rivals this year (including the regular season).In an offseason media availability Monday...

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2 w. ago Dodgers great Clayton Kershaw raves about Blue Jays hitters in World Series

'Ernie Clement? What was that?': Retiring L.A. ace compliments the Jays lineup after epic World Series.

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2 w. ago Blue Jays’ Ernie Clement steals the show at MLB Open golf tournament

World Series fan favourite teamed up with Toronto legend Joe Carter, producing many viral moments on the course.

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3 w. ago Former Toronto Blue Jays coach says this one move cost team the World Series

Out of all the moments where the Toronto Blue Jays could've won the World Series, one play seems to stand above the rest of them, and it's seared into fans' brains.In the ninth inning of Game 7, Isiah Kiner-Falefa came within inches of scoring a championship-clinching run, sliding into home plate with the chance to give the Blue Jays a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.With one out in the bottom of the ninth and two runners on base, Daulton Varsho cracked a ground ball to the infield that had a shot at scoring the run from third.But despite a fumble on the pickup of a ground ball from Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas, Kiner-Falefa was just a fraction of a step too short. Ernie Clement then flew out on a wild play to centre field with another chance for Toronto to win the game, which they eventually lost in 11 innings.The biggest question that came out of many Blue Jays fans once they dissected it after the fact: why did Kiner-Falefa start his lead so close to third ...

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3 w. ago Where was Jose Berrios during run and what’s next for Blue Jays starter?

Blue Jays take nothing to see approach with three-time Opening Day starter.

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3 w. ago SIMMONS SUNDAY: Was that a farewell hug for Bo Bichette and Don Mattingly as Blue Jays?

After Will Smith’s home run and the World Series-clinching double play silenced all of Canada, Bo Bichette walked behind Don Mattingly, Donnie Baseball, in the Blue Jays dugout and held on to the long-time major-leaguer. Not looking like he wanted to let go. Probably knowing that this was Mattingly’s last day as a Blue Jay. […]

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last month Défaite des Blue Jays en Série mondiale: un joueur noie sa peine dans un pub

Ernie Clement aperçu à Rochester au lendemain de la défaite

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