You could watch these Blue Jays and be convinced they are about to go either way — stay a high-end contender or fluctuate again downward.

Canada’s only major league team will have an entire country behind it during the World Series and has a chance of claiming the championship of America’s pastime at a time when U.S.-Canada relations remain near historic lows.

On a cool, rainy day in April of 2002, I was visiting with Don Mattingly on his farm in Evansville, Ind., for a book I was writing, “Pride of October,” on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and George Springer each drove in a run, and eight Toronto pitchers shut down the New York Yankees in a 5-2 victory that sent the Blue Jays to the American League Championship Se

The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners gave baseball fans a series to remember in the first seven-game ALCS in five years.

Even with the daunting task of having to manage a win-or-go-home game, Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider let a little of the kid from New Jersey peek through. Back then, a New York Yankees fan through and through, Schneider had the poster of the team’s captain on his bedroom wall.

In the FS1 postgame show after the Blue Jays’ 13-4 win, Yankees legend Derek Jeter asked Guerrero the question everyone was thinking. “The question I have for you, man,” Jeter began, via Instagram. “In the history of the sport, there has been one cycle in the postseason. How come you stopped at second base, man?”

The Toronto Blue Jays are focused on their American League Championship Series against the Seattle Mariners, but their rivalry with the New York Yankees is still very much alive. A