The Yankees became the first team to advance past the Wild Card round after losing Game 1 since MLB officially expanded its playoff format to include 12 teams in 2022.

The Toronto Blue Jays don't typically win their division too often, so they make sure to party like it counts when they do.

The Toronto Blue Jays have yet to announce what they are going to do with their star rookie pitcher, Trey Yesavage, for the postseason. General manager Ross Atk

In the wake of this, first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. gave a better answer as he hinted at the shortstop's potential return this postseason. Guerrero Jr. made it clear that while Bichette will miss the upcoming ALDS round, he might be back in the potential ALCS.

Bautista himself orchestrated one of the loudest crowd pops in Blue Jays history, hitting an infamous home run in Game 5 of the 2015 ALDS that gave Toronto a 6-3 lead over the Texas Rangers. The home run became Toronto legend not only for what it meant in the moment, but the iconic bat flip afterwards from Bautista.

That production was enough to have Springer ranked at No. 10 on the ESPN Player Rater. That put him ahead of Seattle Mariners superstar center fielder Julio Rodriguez. The only outfielders who finished ahead of the Blue Jays veteran were Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees and Juan Soto of the New York Mets.

At this point, everyone’s just watching the clock. Sure, the two intrasquad games this week help to fill the days and keep everyone engaged, but the Blue Jays are still waiting to see who they’ll play in the ALDS,