Toronto brings a 2-0 series lead into ALDS Game 3 in the Bronx, powered by Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Daulton Varsho, with Trey Yesavage flashing ace-like stuff in a standout prior audition. Shane Bieber faces Carlos Rodon in a marquee matchup that could tilt the series’ balance on the road. The Jays’ offense has torched the first two games (23 runs), while New York countered with a hot top of the order but couldn’t slow Toronto’s barrage.

Betting lines tilt toward the Yankees at home, but Toronto’s recent offense and Bieber’s late-season form keep this one highly live. The preview highlights key batter-versus-pitcher history (Guerrero Jr. vs Rodon; Judge vs Bieber; Stanton vs Bieber) and model-backed bets, plus lineup and bullpen notes for a swingy, high-leverage clash in a venue suited for dramatic playoff moments.

Trey Yesavage, 22, delivered a playoff breakout in Game 2, spinning 5 1/3 no-hit innings with 11 strikeouts against the Yankees as Toronto opened a 2-0 ALDS lead.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. joined the highlight reel with the Jays' first postseason grand slam, while Daulton Varsho homered and Ernie Clement added key hits as Toronto overwhelmed New York. The organization’s aggressive development paid off, and Yesavage vaulted Toronto toward the ALCS behind a historic playoff start.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. opened the scenario with a postseason grand slam, as Daulton Varsho followed with a pair of homers and two doubles, fueling a 13-7 Blue Jays win to take a 2-0 lead in the ALDS. Rookie Trey Yesavage dazzled with 11 strikeouts over 5 1/3, grabbing a standing ovation as Toronto piled on. Aaron Judge finally broke the no-hitter with an infield single, but Toronto’s offense stayed hot, setting the stage for a potential series sweep in New York.

Toronto’s offense rolled with five homers and a 15-10 edge in hits, hashing out a clear edge over a Yankees pitching staff that struggled to contain the Jays’ red-hot lineup. The series shift to Yankee Stadium could decide this clash, with Toronto chasing its first series win since 2016 and a path back to the ALCS, while New York eyes a rebound to force extra games and salvage momentum.