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Blue Jays’ sweep of Yankees vaults Toronto to top of AL East
TORONTO — When the New York Yankees came to Toronto in late June last year, the Blue Jays sat six games under .500 and 14 out of first place in the American League East. The split series that followed barely altered the Blue Jays’ course — a blip in Toronto’s rapidly sinking season.
Blue Jays analyst Jamie Campbell fires back at Michael Kay, capping Toronto’s historic sweep of the Yankees win with a ...
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Yankees suffer historic sweep in Toronto, continue rough stretchOn May 25, the Toronto Blue Jays lost 13-0, had a 25-27 record and were in fourth place in the American League East. On July ...
With the game tied 4-4, the Yankees came close to being positioned to escape a two-on jam in the Blue Jays seventh when Luke ...
The Yankees’ slide continued Thursday night as they dropped their fourth straight game, losing 8-5 to the Blue Jays and ...
With his second two-homer game this week, Toronto Blue Jays slugger George Springer helped the Jays to a four-game sweep of ...
Neither the New York Yankees nor the New York Mets have been great in the last seven days. The Yankees were swept in a ...
Until Wednesday's 11-9 loss at Toronto, the Yankees had been in sole possession of first place since April 14.
The New York Yankees have officially lost their once-dominant lead on the AL East. After dropping three in a row to the ...
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