The Toronto Blue Jays broke national TV records during Game 7 win vs. the Seattle Mariners, uniting Canada along the club's World Series run.

Learn more > Beginning Sunday in Toronto, the stage is set for a heavyweight showdown as the No. 2 seed Mariners square off against the top-seeded Blue Jays, with a coveted World Series berth hanging in the balance. The Blue Jays punched their ticket to ...

Game 7 of the American League Championship Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners on Monday drew record-breaking viewership across Sportsnet and Sportsnet+, averaging 6 million viewers nationwide—the most-watched baseball broadcast in Canadian history.

Toronto Blue Jays fans who are unable to travel to Los Angeles for the World Series can still cheer them on through a pair of local watch parties. The Rogers Centre will open its doors for Games 3 and 4,

The Blue Jays' glory years of the 1980s and early 1990s have been playing on repeat throughout the postseason for Canadian baseball fans.

Sportsnet will produce the first-ever made-in-Canada World Series broadcasts for its home audience, and as national sentiment continues to crest, network execs are looking to capitalize on a rare instance in which millions of Canadians are united in their support of a single sports team.

The Toronto Blue Jays will open the American League Championship Series with a Sunday night matchup at Rogers Centre.

The ALCS heads back to Toronto today as the Seattle Mariners look to close out the series against the Blue Jays.

The showdown for AL East supremacy kicks off now. The Toronto Blue Jays claimed their first division crown since 2015, finishing the regular season with a 94-68 record, identical to the Yankees, but edging New York in the season series, eight wins to five.

The Toronto Blue Jays are headed to their first World Series since 1993 after a grueling battle with the Seattle Mariners in the American League Championship Se