SEATTLE – The Toronto Blue Jays will look to even up the best-of-seven American League Championship Series Thursday night against the Seattle Mariners.
Toronto thumped Seattle 13-4 on Wednesday to cut its series deficit to 2-1.
The Blue Jays got out of their offensive slump to the tune of 18 hits, five of which were home runs, in the win.
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Max Scherzer is set to make his first playoff start in a Toronto uniform, while Seattle goes with fellow right-hander Luis Castillo.
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The Mariners, who have never won an American League title, will host Game 5 on Friday. If Games 6 and 7 are necessary, they would be played back in Toronto.
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The Blue Jays are making their first ALCS appearance since 2016. Toronto hasn’t reached the World Series since winning a second straight title in 1993.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 16, 2025.
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