We saw a master of his craft Tuesday night in Sahlen Field. It was a real show.
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Gerrit Cole delivers for the Yankees against the Toronto Blue Jays at Sahlen Field on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020.
New York's Aaron Judge makes his way home on Aaron Hicks' first-inning triple during the Yankees' win over the Toronto Blue Jays at Sahlen Field on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020.
It's been fascinating and frustrating to watch it all from the media seating in Section 102, Row MM, Seat 5.
"2020, man. What a story for the Blue Jays," Harrington says.
The great Sahlen Field experiment has produced a result only the most optimistic fans north of the border could have envisioned.
Ace Hyun Jin Ryu pitches Thursday night as Toronto goes for its playoff clincher in Sahlen Field.
The Blue Jays' upgrades to Sahlen Field were vast and the Bisons will derive long-term impact from items such as the installation of new grass…
While they were playing the New York Yankees, the Blue Jays didn't get the help they needed out of town.
The first pitch was thrown on Aug. 11 and, seemingly in the blink of an eye, the Toronto Blue Jays' summer-in-residence at Sahlen Field ends today.
For the Toronto Blue Jays, Zeuch has one win each of the last two seasons – and both have been against the New York Yankees.
The Jays are a team on the rise still trying to plug holes. Things looked mighty good Monday with a 11-5 rout of the Yankees
The Yankees bashed an MLB-record 19 home runs off the Blue Jays last week in New York.
Three games against the Yankees. Three games against the Mets. Back-to-back. Produced by a pandemic. At the corner of Washington and Swan. Uni…
The Yankees lost in Boston, got on their flight, got the help they needed when Seattle lost to San Diego in an 11-inning affair and manager Aa…
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"For all the talk about the Yankees' injuries, not nearly enough is being said about what the Blue Jays are going through," writes Mike Harrington.
You got the impression the Yankees manager was saying the right things but knows his team is in trouble.
At one of their biggest crisis points in recent memory, the longtime GM decided it was time for a one-way conversation.
