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Wild-card series: No. 4 Toronto Blue Jays (postseason berth and top wild-card seed clinched) vs. No. 5 Seattle Mariners (postseason berth clinched) National League No. 1 seed: Los Angeles Dodgers ...
The AL wild-card seeding could flip around several times before season’s end, with the Blue Jays holding a 1.5-game edge for the No. 4 seed. What are Thursday’s important games?
[6] [7] They hosted to the sixth-seeded Toronto Blue Jays (89–73), who clinched their second straight postseason appearance, and third since 2020 on September 30. [8] The teams split their regular season series match-up, 3–3. [ 9 ]
In Game 2, Sonny Gray out-dueled the Blue Jays' José Berríos and Yusei Kikuchi as the Twins won in a 2–0 shutout to win their first playoff series in 21 years. While the Blue Jays were the sixth seed, the series result was considered an upset as the Blue Jays (89–73) finished with a better record than the Twins (87–75). Toronto was ...
After 1993, the Blue Jays failed to qualify for the playoffs for 21 consecutive seasons, until clinching a playoff berth in 2015. Through 48 seasons of baseball, the Blue Jays have recorded 27 seasons at .500 or better, 26 of which have been winning campaigns, and have qualified for the playoffs ten times while winning two league pennants.
Wild-card series: No. 4 Toronto Blue Jays (postseason berth clinched) vs. No. 5 Seattle Mariners (postseason berth clinched) National League No. 1 seed: Los Angeles Dodgers (NL West and top seed ...
PLAYOFF BRACKET. AL wild-card round: No. 6 Blue Jays at No. 3 Twins. No. 5 Rangers at No. 4 Rays. NL wild-card round: No. 6 Diamondbacks at No. 3 Brewers
The Toronto Blue Jays (92–70) clinched a postseason berth on September 29 for their first appearance since 2020 after missing out on the postseason by one game last year [8] [9] and secured home-field advantage in the wild card round as the best wild card team (non-division winner) in terms of record on October 3, accomplishing back-to-back ...