SEATTLE -- Jerry Dipoto couldn’t help himself at multiple passes on Thursday morning, succumbing to tears when discussing the Mariners’ heart-wrenching finish to the 2025 season just three days earlier. “I can’t tell you how many times I’ve cried the past few days,” Seattle’s president of baseball operations said. Dipoto

As the Los Angeles Dodgers get ready to defend their World Series title against the Toronto Blue Jays, global viewership for the MLB Postseason has registered big audiences who are following the exciting action, close games and international stars. Through the League Championship Series, MLB Postseason viewership is averaging 4.48

TORONTO -- A great night in Toronto just got even better. Bo Bichette, the Blue Jays’ star shortstop who has been out for six weeks with a left knee injury, says that he is ready to return to the roster for the World Series after the Blue Jays clinched the

SEATTLE -- George Springer just had a moment that will live forever in Toronto. With one of the biggest home runs in franchise history, Springer put the Blue Jays ahead in the seventh inning, sending them to a 4-3 win Monday night in Game 7 of the American League Championship

TORONTO -- The magic ran out for the Mariners in this 2025 season, one that will go down as one of the most memorable in franchise history, but with an ending whose sting will stand the test of time. Seattle was in the driver’s seat all night Monday in Game

TORONTO -- Take a bow, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Already with one of the greatest postseason performances in Blue Jays history, Guerrero is the American League Championship Series MVP, and he will now lead the Blue Jays to their first World Series appearance since 1993. The mighty Dodgers await, but with

TORONTO – Touch ‘em all, George: You’ll never hit a bigger home run in your life. Carrying echoes of Octobers past, George Springer launched a go-ahead, three-run homer to send the Blue Jays to their first World Series since 1993, delivering a 4-3 victory over the Mariners in Monday’s Game

It was June 24 of last year when the Toronto Blue Jays reached a low point.

In an epic seven-game battle in the ALCS, it was George Springer’s go-ahead three-run home run in Game 7 in Toronto that helped secure the Blue Jays’ first World Series appearance since 1993.

TORONTO -- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is so hot, he’s even helping change the narrative around the Maple Leafs.

It doesn't get any more exciting than a winner-take-all Game 7 in baseball, and that was proven true once again with a thrilling Game 7 of the American League Championship Series on Monday night in Toronto. With a dramatic 4-3 victory, the Blue Jays reached the World Series for the

TORONTO – It wouldn’t be a Game 7 without drama -- and some early controversy. The top of the first inning Monday at Rogers Centre ended with the Mariners’ Jorge Polanco hitting into a unique double play, ruled after Josh Naylor was struck approaching second base by a throw from

TORONTO -- Everything comes down to this. Both clubs can see the finish line, but only one will get there. An unforgettable American League Championship Series has gone the distance, with the Blue Jays rebounding on Sunday night to force this powerhouse showdown with the Mariners to a seventh and

Some players want the spotlight, crave the big moment and live to be a hero. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is one of those players. In an interview with SportsNet reporter Hazel Mae after the Blue Jays beat the Mariners, 6-2, on Sunday night to force Game 7 of the ALCS, Guerrero

TORONTO -- The Mariners were already in territory that this organization has never before navigated, being one win away from their first World Series. They’re still there, after a 6-2 loss to the Blue Jays in Game 6 of the American League Championship Series on Sunday night. They will now

TORONTO – Needing six outs to force a Game 7 of the American League Championship Series, Blue Jays manager John Schneider went to his best. After Friday’s bullpen meltdown in Seattle, there were no questions about matchups, handedness or saving a reliever for later. The eighth and ninth innings were

TORONTO – The Blue Jays insisted they were right where they wanted to be, and they proved it. The roof may have been closed, but their season remains wide open. Inside a packed and deafening Rogers Centre, Toronto staved off elimination with their 6-2 victory over the Mariners on Sunday

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays’ dream season deserves a Game 7. It has already had everything else. Game 7 doesn’t just tease you with the possibility of great postseason moments, it demands them. One way or the other, we’ll be talking about Monday night in Toronto forever. It’s up to

TORONTO -- Trey Yesavage just put up his first triple-double in the big leagues. Three innings, three escapes with double plays. Yesavage came into his Game 6 start in the American League Championship Series on Sunday without forcing a double play in his big league career, and he’d forced just

TORONTO -- We knew the path to the promised land was always going to include a heavy dose of sky-high anxiety, right? This is the Mariners, after all, the only organization to have never played in the World Series. If you were hoping for peaceful closure to this American League

So here we are: Game 7. You never take these for granted, because they don’t come around every year. Both the ALCS and NLCS went seven in 2023, but we didn’t have a single best-of-seven series go the distance in 2021, ’22 or ’24. This time, it’s two teams with

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is so completely locked in this postseason that multi-hit games are nothing new. But how about multi-hit hits? Sorry if that has your tongue tied, but the above image says it all. On his eighth-inning broken-bat bloop single in ALCS Game 6 on Sunday night, Guerrero Jr.

SEATTLE -- Did you really think George Springer would miss this game? No chance. When John Schneider texted Springer on Sunday morning ahead of Game 6, Springer told his manager to stop asking. When Schneider approached Springer in the clubhouse after he arrived at Rogers Centre, Springer told him to

TORONTO -- The American League Championship Series is heading to Canada once again, with the Seattle Mariners carrying the weight of history -- needing just one more win to reach their first World Series. They’ve already shown they can conquer Rogers Centre, where they took the first two games of

Friday brought one of the most thrilling postseason evenings in recent memory, with the Mariners putting together a raucous eighth-inning comeback in the opener, and then Shohei Ohtani doing something that nobody has ever done -- and surely will never be matched, unless of course it’s by him -- in