Blue Jays Set Rogers Centre on Fire with 11th Straight Home Win
Alright, so here’s what everyone in Toronto is buzzing about right now — and honestly, it’s electric. The Toronto Blue Jays have just clinched their 11th consecutive win at home , setting a new club record, and they did it in style by toppling none other than their division rivals, the New York Yankees.
Let me walk you through the moment. Monday night at the Rogers Centre was a sold-out show — more than 41,000 fans packed the stadium. The energy? Unmatched. And when Bo Bichette stepped up to the plate in the fifth inning and slammed a two-run double, it was like the roof blew off the place. That hit lit the spark, leading to a four-run inning that flipped the game on its head. Myles Straw followed up with an RBI single, and then Leo Jimenez reached on a wild throwing error that let Straw score — the Yankees' defense just crumbled.
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It wasn’t just the bats that came through. Kevin Gausman was lights out on the mound. Seven innings, only one run allowed, eight strikeouts — calm, collected, dominant. And after he handed it over, the bullpen held firm. Brendon Little, Yariel Rodriguez, and Jeff Hoffman shut it down to seal the 4–1 win.
You can see how dialed in this Jays squad is. They've now built a four-game lead over the Yankees in the AL East. That’s a serious statement. And Bichette? He’s becoming Mr. Clutch. With runners in scoring position, he’s now batting a ridiculous .400 . That’s not luck — that’s elite performance under pressure.
What’s wild is how quickly ticket prices are reacting. Tuesday and Wednesday’s games against the Yankees? If you haven’t already got your tickets, you’re looking at over $150 just for upper deck seats . Fans know something special is brewing. Even the outfield district passes — you know, those $20 “just get in the door” tickets — are gone . It’s not just a baseball game anymore; it’s an event.
And the city feels it. There’s this buzz. This belief. This Blue Jays team isn’t just winning — they’re owning the moment. Every game at Rogers Centre now feels like a playoff atmosphere. Scherzer takes the mound next, and if the Jays keep this momentum going, this might be the most memorable regular season stretch Toronto baseball has seen in years.
So yeah — if you’re not watching the Blue Jays right now, you're missing something incredible.
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