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Blue Jays' Max Scherzer refuses to leave mound in heated exchange with manager in Game 4 win

"When a Hall of Famer like this tells you he’s good, you ought to leave him in the game," first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. said.

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Blue Jays' John Schneider Makes Max Scherzer Decision for ALCS Game 6 Against Mariners

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Fiery Max Scherzer turns back time, then turns away Blue Jays manager

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Blue Jays force Game 7 with crucial win over Mariners

Toronto jumped out to a 4-0 lead in Game 6 of the American League Championship Series against the Seattle Mariners and never looked back.

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Blue Jays force ALCS Game 7 with 6-2 win over Mariners: Live updates and reaction

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ALCS: Trey Yesavage, Blue Jays force Game 7 with the Mariners after 6-2 win

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Blue Jays vs. Mariners score: Toronto, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. force ALCS Game 7, deny Seattle historic win

The biggest of them came in the third with the bases loaded and 60-homer man Cal Raleigh at the plate: More remarkable still, those three GIDPs were the first of Toronto starter Trey Yesavage's big-l...

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Blue Jays' Trey Yesavage reveals what went through his mind on huge third inning double play in ALCS Game 6 vs. Mariners

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When is Game 7 of Blue Jays vs. Mariners? Date, time & TV channel for 2025 ALCS Game 7

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Blue Jays Skipper Drops All-Time Quote on Max Scherzer’s Intensity

They don't call Max Scherzer "Mad Max" without a very good reason, as his manager John Schneider found out in Game 4 on Thursday.

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Is This Max Scherzer’s Last October Or One More Night Of Magic

Toronto hands Game 4 to a future Hall of Famer chasing history and fighting time. Six teams in October, weeks since his last start—can he still change a series?

MLB playoffs 2025: Blue Jays vs. Mariners lineups, news, live updates as Max Scherzer gets first start for Toronto since the AL Wild Card in a crucial Game 4

First baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. went 4-for-4 with a single, two doubles and a home run, plus an intentional walk. And veteran starter Shane Bieber held Seattle down on offense, recording eight strikeouts while allowing two runs and four hits across the first six innings.