Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees: MLB Live Stream, Schedule, Lineups, and Injury Report, 27 September 2022

Toronto Blue Jays will take on the New York Yankees at Rogers Centre (Toronto) in another round of MLB action. The Yankees will eventually win the AL East, and because they still need two wins, that may happen this week at Rogers Centre. Aaron Judge might soon tie Roger Maris’ American League record of 61 home runs if he continues to smash like he is. But on Monday, the Blue Jays prevented both celebrations from taking place by holding Judge without a home run in five at-bats and putting a stop to the Yankees’ champagne with a 3-2 walk-off victory. The Blue Jays did this by showcasing some elite pitching, the sort that will undoubtedly be used when the postseason starts late next week.

The Blue Jays gained ground on the Rays and Mariners, who were both on the sidelines, thanks to a good start from Kevin Gausman. Adam Cimber, Yimi Garcia, Jordan Romano, Anthony Bass, and Tim Mayza all had scoreless outings after that as the Toronto pitching staff held the greatest offense in the AL to just two runs. Then, in the bottom of the 10th, Cavan Biggio was brought in by a single from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Following the game, manager John Schneider praised the “team effort” that was made. Coming through with two outs is crucial for (Guerrero Jr.). He has been a little bit grinding. I’m hoping this propels him toward the finish line. What didn’t happen stands out almost as much as what did, especially after a close game between two division rivals? At Rogers Centre, there was an air of expectation each time Judge took the field. As Judge moved, phones went up and began to record him.

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Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees: Predicted Lineup

Injury Report

Jays: Santiago Espinal, Tayler Saucedo, Lourdes Gurriel, Nate Pearson, Hyun-Jin Ryu

Yankees: Matt Carpenter, Miguel Castro, Michael King, Stephen Ridings, Albert Abreu, Frankie Montas, DJ LeMahieu , Andrew Benintendi, Wandy Peralta, Luis Gil, Chad Green

Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees: Standings

Where And When To Watch?

The match Toronto Blue Jays vs New York Yankees will take place at Rogers Centre in Toronto on September 27 at 7:07 PM ET. The match will be telecast live on Bally Sports North and Amazon Prime Video. Fans can also subscribe to MLB.com and watch from any corner of the world.