The Toronto Blue Jays are heading back to the Rogers Centre needing to win two games to advance to the World Series. They were down against the Mariners
While Game 5 didn’t end the way Blue Jays fans had hoped, there are plenty of reasons to feel good about the way Game 6 and 7 are set up back at the Rogers Centre on Sunday and (hopefully) Monday.
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Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider had a bone to pick with Seattle Mariners fans on Friday night. The Blue Jays fell behind 3-2 in the ALCS with a defeat to the Mariners in Game 5.
The Toronto Blue Jays were one shutout bullpen performance from going up 3-2 in the AL Championship Series on Friday night. Instead, the Seattle Mariners now have that advantage after eighth-inning home runs by catcher Cal Raleigh and third baseman Eugenio Suarez.
Both Championship Series of the 2025 MLB playoffs unfolded on Friday. In the American League, the Seattle Mariners moved to a 3–2 series lead in the ALCS with a 6–2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, moving within one win of their first-ever World Series appearance.
Jays 2 Mariners 6 So that eighth inning was the only one that mattered. Brendon Little came in. People don’t like him but he’s been good this season. Cal Raleigh hit one that just cleared the left field wall.
The Toronto Blue Jays were just six outs away from returning home with a 3-2 series lead, then it was gone. On Friday evening, the Blue Jays fell 6-2 to the Seattle Mariners, pushing their backs against the wall.
The American League Championship Series between the Seattle Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays reached a pivot point in Seattle, and that was before Friday's Game 5.
There’s some not-so-great news out of Seattle. During Friday’s Game 5 of the American League Championship Series, Toronto Blue Jays’ designated hitter George Springer was hit by a pitch on the knee cap.
Nothing is better than post-season baseball, the highs and lows, the overflowing emotions and pressure, and the nuances of the game on the center stage, unknowing what will happen during any given pitch in a matchup.
The American League Championship Series is more than half way through and what looked like was going to be a sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays by the Seattle Mariners has actually turned into quite a match between the two squads.
The Toronto Blue Jays needed their offense to wake up if they were to make this American League Championship Series competitive. Returning to Seattle would be a tall task, but John Schneider's team delivered.
The Toronto Blue Jays are removing outfielder Anthony Santander from their postseason roster. Santander was the Blue Jays’ biggest offseason acquisition, and since he is not eligible for the World Series, his dismal first season with Toronto is over.
Springer contributed to an offensive outburst that helped the Blue Jays narrow their deficit in the ALCS, and he continued his climb up an impressive postseason leaderboard in the process.