It took 15 innings in Game 5 for the Mariners to hit a walk-off single in a 3-2 win over the Tigers to advance to the ALCS for the first time since their storied 2001 baseball season.
The Blue Jays overwhelmed the Yankees, closing out their series in four games after posting 34 runs. Toronto returns to the ALCS for their first time since 2016.
In Game 1 on Sunday, it’s Seattle’s Bryce Miller facing Toronto’s Kevin Gausman on the mound.
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The Blue Jays lead all postseason teams in wRC+ with 168 and a slash line of .338/.373/.601.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is on a five-game hitting streak, batting .455 with three home runs, two walks, and 10 RBIs over that span.
Seattle gets the slight edge in pitching, outranking Toronto with a 3.29 ERA and 3.31 FIP.
Cal Raleigh is riding a six-game hitting streak and is batting .333 over his last 10 games, with three doubles, three home runs, six walks, and eight RBIs.
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