A Toronto Blue Jays fan was left quite confused when a flag he had brought to Monday night’s home game against the New York Yankees at Rogers Centre was confiscated, despite not breaking the ballpark’s rules.

If one image could capture the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays, it’s George Springer rounding third base, grinning and howling and full of hope. Springer is the heartbeat of a team reborn. His stunning resurgence has launched the Blue Jays to the top of the American League East,

Aaron Judge re-tied the game in the sixth after Fried’s poor throw, hitting a two-run jack for his 37th homer of the season. Alas, the Yankees’ power surge came with a defensive meltdown.

Toronto Blue Jays fans just joined their team in the record books. According to the team, attendees at the Rogers Centre consumed 84,731 Loonie Dogs on Tuesday night.

Get Yankees vs Blue Jays baseball betting preview, spread and over/under insights for their matchup on July 23.

The New York Yankees couldn’t build on the momentum from Tuesday’s thrilling win, unraveling in an error-filled 8-4 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night at Rogers Centre. Jasson Domínguez put New York on the board early,

Blue Jays CEO Mark Shapiro revealed that 15,000 fans will be admitted to Rogers Centre for the July 30 game against the Kansas City Royals. Shapiro added that the roof will be kept open as much as ...

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Ryan Yarbrough (35) pitches to the New York Mets during the fourth inning at Rogers Centre on Sept 9. / John E. Sokolowski-Imagn Images