2 w. ago Blue Jays taking over home of Leafs and Raptors with huge World Series watch party

For those who don't want to remortgage their house to watch the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 6 of the World Series, there is an alternative.Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment is hosting a Blue Jays watch party at Scotiabank Arena on Friday night, when the Jays have a chance to win their first World Series title in 32 years."Sports have the incredible power to bring people together," President & CEO of MLSE, Keith Pelley, said in a release."We are pleased to give fans an opportunity to show support and build unforgettable memories as we cheer, celebrate and support them."MLSE also announced that, if the Blue Jays lose Game 6, they will also host a watch party in Game 7 at Scotiabank Arena.The Toronto Raptors play a road game on Friday against the Cleveland Cavaliers, before returning home on Sunday, Nov. 2. For the Toronto Maple Leafs, they play on the road against the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday, Nov. 1, before returning home on Monday, Nov. ...

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2 w. ago Toronto fans at Dodger Stadium went completely wild after huge Blue Jays win

The hottest club in Los Angeles appears packed with Toronto Blue Jays fans.On Wednesday night, the Blue Jays headed back to Dodger Stadium for the third night in a row, for a pivotal Game 5 against the host Los Angeles Dodgers. And while it wasn't exactly a cheap ticket to get in the door, the Blue Jays fans that made the trek sure seemed to get their money's worth.The Jays took a 2-0 lead off two solo homers by Davis Schneider and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. just three pitches into the game, and didn't really look back from that point on.Buoyed by a 12-strikeout effort from pitcher Trey Yesavage that set both a Jays franchise postseason single-game record AND the World Series rookie record, Toronto moved ahead 3-2 in the series with a 6-2 win on the evening.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Offside (@offside)We can only imagine what those folks are feeling as they woke up today...

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2 w. ago Bo Bichette says he will 'risk it all' playing through injury to win World Series

It doesn't exactly take a rocket scientist to see that Bo Bichette is playing at far less than 100 per cent for the Toronto Blue Jays.A knee injury suffered by the 27-year-old shortstop in early September resulted in him sitting on the sidelines through both the ALDS and ALCS, before being healthy enough to be a part of the Jays roster for the World Series.Rather than playing shortstop, the Blue Jays have been switching Bichette between second base and DH, both of which put far less strain on his knee. While he's hitting a robust .364 through 11 at-bats, however, it's clear that he is still not comfortable, as he's been spotted on several occasions hobbling along the bases.Playing at less than 100 per cent is a big risk for any player, as it can result in an injury setback. There is even more risk for Bichette on that front, as he is in line to receive a huge contract this offseason, whether it be from the Blue Jays or another team. Despite the danger of the situatio...

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2 w. ago Seizing control: Inside the Blue Jays clubhouse after huge Game 4 win over Dodgers

'You've always kind of known that (Vladdy) has the ability to rise up in big spots, but his first World Series, he's been incredible this whole post-season.'

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2 w. ago Huge loss for Blue Jays with George Springer unavailable for Game 4 of World Series

LOS ANGELES — Blue Jays manager John Schneider tried to play it coy with the status of his leadoff hitter, George Springer, but you could tell his heart wasn’t in it. And sure enough, Springer was not in the starting lineup for Tuesday’s Game 4 of the World Series with an undisclosed injury to his […]

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4 w. ago Trey Yesavage shows love to 'electric' Toronto Blue Jays fans after huge win

The Toronto Blue Jays just might pull this thing off.After falling behind 2-0 in the American League Championship Series to the Seattle Mariners, many were quick to count the team out.But the Blue Jays themselves weren't part of that group.On Sunday night in Toronto, it was 22-year-old starting pitcher Trey Yesavage who helped will Toronto to its biggest win in 32 years, pushing the team within one game of the World Series.Yesavage went 5.2 innings, giving up two runs while tossing seven strikeouts along the way.“I’m glad I got to meet the whole organization”-Trey Yesavage pic.twitter.com/kqDQOVWs5L— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) October 20, 2025In just his sixth career MLB start after jumping through the Jays' minor league system, the rookie pitcher had plenty of praise for the Toronto fans."This was the most electric, energized crowd I've ever played in front of before, and the team rallied behind the fans, and they were a huge mo...

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