Blue Jays Dominate Yankees Home Games in ALDS Series

The New York Yankees have struggled significantly at Toronto's Rogers Centre, where they are 1-8 this year and have lost three games there in the postseason ALDS against the Blue Jays. Yankees ace Max Fried has been particularly ineffective in Toronto, allowing numerous runs and home runs, contributing to the team's difficulties. Despite consecutive heavy losses, including a 13-7 defeat and a 10-1 blowout, Yankees manager Aaron Boone remains optimistic about a potential comeback as the series moves to New York. The Blue Jays have excelled at home with a strong 54-27 record during the regular season and have dominated the Yankees by combining power hitting and consistent contact, making their home park a challenging environment. The Yankees acknowledge they must improve their pitching and hitting to advance, while the Blue Jays aim to leverage their home-field advantage and bullpen depth to finish the series. This marks the first postseason meeting between these teams since the Blue Jays won the AL East title with an 8-5 head-to-head record over the Yankees during the regular season.