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.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. turned the ALDS into his stage, delivering a first inning homer and standout defense as the Blue Jays demolished the Yankees 10-1.

Gausman trusted six solid frames, Judge was silenced with the bases loaded, and Alejandro Kirk teed off with two homers as Toronto rode a hot lineup to a rout. Guerrero's autumn revival now anchors Toronto’s playoff push.

From a perceived slump to October menace, Guerrero shapes the series narrative, becoming New Yorks top adversary and a potential World Series catalyst for the Jays.