The Seattle Mariners made the kind of mess that leaves a mark. Against the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 6, Seattle gave away bases on defense and handed extra outs back at the plate. It added up to a rare double whammy: three errors and three ground-into-double-plays.

After Aaron Judge tied the game with a three-run home run, Jazz Chisholm Jr. gave the Yankees their first lead of the series, 7-6, when he ripped a knee-high fastball off the side of the second deck in right field for a solo home run in the fifth.

Forget the preseason prognostications. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the worst-to-first Toronto Blue Jays believe they’re as good as anybody.

Everything comes down to this. Both clubs can see the finish line, but only one will get there. An unforgettable American League Championship Series has gone the distance, with the Blue Jays reboundin

In the FS1 postgame show after the Blue Jays’ 13-4 win, Yankees legend Derek Jeter asked Guerrero the question everyone was thinking. “The question I have for you, man,” Jeter began, via Instagram. “In the history of the sport, there has been one cycle in the postseason. How come you stopped at second base, man?”

There will be a Game 7 in the ALCS after the Blue Jays beat the Mariners to set up a winner-take-all matchup on Monday. Here are my takeaways.

It’s a do-or-die moment for the Toronto Blue Jays. If things go right, they’ll get another do-or-die moment on Monday night.

In one dugout: The Seattle Mariners, just one win from their first AL pennant and World Series appearance in franchise history, already advancing further than they ever have by virtue of holding a 3-2 lead in this ALCS.

Toronto Blue Jays rookie Trey Yesavage called out fan abuse on Sunday after he said his performance in the ALDS prompted attacks on his family members.