The Los Angeles Dodgers forced a Game 7 after a wild finish to Friday's 3-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. With runners on second and third and one out in the ninth, Andres Giminez hit a fly ball ...

Down 2-1 in the World Series, the Toronto Blue Jays needed their bats to come alive in Game 4. When the seventh inning rolled around, Toronto found their spark. But the Blue Jays were given some extra ...

Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor appeared to embody the whatever-it-takes kind of mentality in such a do-or-die game, as he seemingly tried to break up an inning-ending double play at the top of the ...

Detroit — Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan CEO Tricia Keith is trying to dig the state's largest health insurer out of a massive $1.4 billion deficit it racked up in 2024. That has spurred a ...

“Up In The Blue Seats” is a New York Post sports podcast hosted by New York Post hockey writer Mollie Walker and former Rangers center Brian Boyle and featuring Hall of Fame NY Post Rangers columnist ...

Josh Naylor got the Seattle Mariners off to a solid start in ALCS Game 7, with the franchise on the verge of its potential first World Series trip. The first baseman's single scored Julio Rodriguez as ...

TORONTO — Addison Barger was thinking base hit off the bat — and he was going to score the tying run for Toronto in the ninth inning Friday night. Then, in a flash, he got doubled off second and Game ...

The 2025 World Series continues today with Game 2, just one day removed from the Blue Jays’ dominant 11-4 Game 1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The first pitch is slated for Saturday, October ...

The Toronto Blue Jays won Game 6 of the American League Championship Series against the Seattle Mariners to force a Game 7 on Monday night. It will be the Blue Jays' first Game 7 in 40 years, and the ...

A souvenir she says is part of her. This year, she watched the Blue Jays clinch their 2025 World Series berth with her daughter — the same one born that day. A pristine ticket stub from 1992 For ...

For more than two seasons, Kentucky fans kept showing up, hoping that the next home game would finally bring a breakthrough. On Saturday night, after another gut-punch loss in Lexington (this one a 16 ...