3 d. ago Buffalo Bills supporters want to break up with cursed Toronto sports fans

Some Buffalo Bills fans located south of the border are pleading with those in Toronto to stop rooting on their team.It's no secret that Toronto seems to be cursed when it comes to their pro sports teams. The Maple Leafs haven't won a Stanley Cup since 1967 and find new ways to disappoint their fan base every year.And we're still not over the Blue Jays' loss in Game 7 of the World Series.That loss, paired with a Bills loss to the lowly Miami Dolphins this past week, resulted in a fan typing out a hilarious message and posting it in the streets of Toronto. "Please, please stop rooting for us," the message begins. "Toronto sports fans... This isn't funny anymore. The Dolphins? The Dolphins?"We get it -- you need something. The Leafs are hurting. The Raps are hopeless. And we can't imagine that Game 7, eleventh-inning, runner-on-third-with-one-out loss must have felt like. But are you noticing a common thread?"The individual al...

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6 d. ago Here's what Toronto Blue Jays players talk about in their off

The Toronto Blue Jays might not be playing baseball anymore, but that doesn't mean they've stopped keeping in touch.Toronto outfielder Davis Schneider revealed that the team's group chat is still popping off despite the team's World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, although there isn't a lot of baseball talk there, admittedly."We still have a group chat right now. We still have fantasy football, so everyone kind of keeps in touch and everything like that. We don't talk baseball or anything, so that's kind of off the table. But we just talk about life and what the people are up to and everything like that. There's just a lot of good guys," Schneider said in an interview this week on TSN 1050's OverDrive.The Blue Jays' close-knit clubhouse was well-documented throughout the team's World Series run, and Schneider says that it's not just a shtick played up to the media."Everyone just got along with each...

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1 week ago SIMMONS: Mark Shapiro seems almost human, almost likable, in year

Blue Jays president comes off as a changed man in season-ending media availability after heartbreaking World Series loss.

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1 week ago Blue Jays ‘more determined to deliver’ after World Series loss, Shapiro says

The Toronto Blue Jays are “more determined to deliver” than ever before after coming just shy of a World Series title, Mark Shapiro says.

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2 w. ago Toronto Blue Jays wives and girlfriends pay tribute to team after World Series loss

'We felt so welcomed from the moment we got to Canada. It’s something we’ll cherish forever'

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2 w. ago Here are the Toronto Blue Jays' odds of winning the World Series next year

As you probably know by now, the Toronto Blue Jays were inches away from winning the World Series.The old sports adage goes that there's always next year, but diehard sports fans know that's not exactly true.Since 2000, only six teams have lost a World Series and then later went on to win one in the coming years, though often with entirely different rosters. For example, the 2011 and 2012 Texas Rangers lost back-to-back World Series before finally winning the franchise's first title in 2023.Toronto, meanwhile, will be looking to emulate a team like the 2015 Kansas City Royals, who bounced back from a 2014 World Series loss to win it all.For Blue Jays fans, some might be optimistic heading into the 2026 season, even if there's bound to be some roster turnover.But according to oddsmakers at FanDuel, that optimism isn't exactly shared across the board.Toronto's opening odds for winning the 2026 World Series sit at +2000, 10th among all teams across the...

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2 w. ago People still think Toronto Blue Jays deserve parade after World Series loss

The Toronto Blue Jays' heartbreaking World Series loss in Game 7 has left much of Canada in a disappointed funk, but a vocal contingent of the team's base is still calling for a parade to celebrate the team's historic playoff run — even if it didn't end the way the country had hoped.Toronto was just two outs away from winning a title, and even after losing a lead in the 9th inning, the Jays were again just inches from a World Series before ultimately falling to the Dodgers 5-4 in the 11th inning.It was about as close as you can get to a championship without actually getting the trophy — an achievement that fans still want recognized.Journalist Steve Paikin is one of the many prominent voices who have suggested a parade be held regardless of the loss. It's an idea that even some Dodger fans are getting behind.Dodger fan, here. I agree.— Dowe Kaufman (@kaufman64982) November 2, 2025One user called on Mayor Chow to organize a parade for the te...

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2 w. ago WARMINGTON: Toronto’s transit system struck out after Blue Jays’ World Series loss

An apology from Metrolinx, UP Express, the TTC, City of Toronto and the province is needed after thousands were left stranded

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2 w. ago After World Series loss, what’s next for the Toronto Blue Jays?

Following the Toronto Blue Jays' heartbreaking Game 7 loss, some of the players are set to become free agents in the off-season, so what's next for the team.

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2 w. ago Devastated Vladdy Guerrero Jr. says sorry to Toronto Blue Jays fans for not winning World Series

It was a postseason to remember for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays, but a World Series victory was not meant to be.A Game 7 loss against the LA Dodgers ended what was an incredible season for the Canadian/Dominican first-baseman. Guerrero Jr. silenced his critics this season, putting together one of the most dominant postseason runs in recent memory.At the age of 26, Vladdy led this Toronto squad to the brink of eternal glory, smashing eight home runs, notching 15 RBIs, and hitting at an incredible .397 over the course of 18 games. It was a run that proved that he could show up when it mattered most, and showed that he was worth every penny of that $500 million deal he signed shortly before the season started.Yet, when he talked with reporters after the loss, he did not mention himself. Instead, he apologized to Blue Jays fans for not getting the job done."I got to be very thankful, very grateful for our fans, for the city," Guerrero Jr. said. "I'...

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2 w. ago ‘Heartache’: Toronto Blue Jays fans feel weight of World Series loss

The Toronto Blue Jays lost the World Series to the Los Angeles Dodgers in extra innings in Game 7. Many fans said they're shocked at the result, but hopeful for the future.

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2 w. ago Toronto Blue Jays suffer devastating loss in Game 7 of the World Series

The Toronto Blue Jays couldn't get the job done, as they came within two outs of eternal glory.They got heartbreak instead.Toronto had a 4-3 lead in the top of the ninth inning, but a Miguel Rojas home run off Jeff Hoffman tied things up, and it was the Los Angeles Dodgers who eventually stormed back to a 5-4 victory in extra innings to silence a stunned crowd in Toronto.The Dodgers' winning play came off the bat of Will Smith, who hit a solo home run off Shane Bieber in the top of the 11th inning. It was as devastating a World Series loss as could be, as the Blue Jays came so close to finishing the job.The Blue Jays had a good start to this one, with Bo Bichette launching a three-run home run in the third inning. Andrés Giménez added an RBI in the eighth inning. It wasn't enough, as the Dodgers became the first team to repeat as world champions since the 1999 and 2000 New York Yankees.Gimenez was also in the centre of a heated moment in the middle of the g...

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3 w. ago Blue Jays unplugged: Best from locker room following Game 2 World Series loss

The best quotes of the night ranged from deep respect for the Dodgers starter, to confidence on what lies ahead.

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3 w. ago You can watch Toronto Blue Jays World Series games at Rogers Centre for just $15

While getting World Series tickets for the Toronto Blue Jays might be out of many people's price range, you still might be able to catch a World Series game at the Rogers Centre.On Thursday, Rogers announced that it'll be hosting watch parties at the stadium for Games 3 and 4 of the World Series, with the games taking place at Los Angeles' Dodger Stadium.Tickets aren't free, but are going for the price of $15. They are on sale now, as of 10 a.m. ET Friday.All net proceeds will go to the Jays Care Foundation, with gates opening at 7 p.m., ahead of first pitch at 8 p.m. ET.Blue Jays World Series ScheduleGame 1: Friday, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m. ET in TorontoGame 2: Saturday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. ET in TorontoGame 3: Monday, Oct. 27, at 8 p.m. ET in Los AngelesGame 4: Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 8 p.m. ET in Los AngelesGame 5*: Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 8 p.m. ET in Los AngelesGame 6*: Friday, Oct. 31, at 8 p.m. ET in TorontoGame 7*: Saturday, Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. ET in Toronto*if neces...

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