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The Yankees disposed of one AL East foe in their wild-card series, now it’s on to Toronto for the ALDS. 

The Blue Jays got the top seed in the American League after winning the division for the first time since 2015. 

The Jays and Yankees both finished 94-68, but Toronto won the season series 8-5, giving them home-field advantage for the best-of-five ALDS, which opens Saturday at Rogers Centre.

The Post’s Dan Martin takes a look at how do the familiar foes stack up this October

The Post’s Dan Martin takes an inside look at the Yankees-Blue Jays matchups heading into the ALDS which begins on Saturday.{ai:summary}Yankees advance to the ALDS after the wild-card win, headed to Toronto. Greg Joyce provides inside buzz for Sports+ subscribers. Blue Jays grab the top AL seed after winning the division; 94-68, 8-5 vs NYY, home at Rogers Centre for Saturday. Dan Martin weighs in. #sports

Breaking down Yankees-Blue Jays matchups heading into ALDS

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