Toronto Blue Jays

The high-powered Toronto Blue Jays lineup often looked less than high-powered through the club's first seven postseason games, and it was basically all Troy Tulowitzki's fault.

OK, fine. That statement is two things: a slight exaggeration and, thanks to more recent events, water under the bridge anyway.

David Price’s monkey was clinging to his back by its fingertips.

Shedding it could have meant so much to the ace on a personal level, and it would have meant the Toronto Blue Jays were back in the American League Championship Series rather than being half-buried by the Kansas City Royals.

Toronto Blue Jays designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion suffered a ligament sprain to his left middle finger in Friday night's 5-0 loss to the Kansas City Royals in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series.

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Tattoos can be expensive. But your favorite team's logo shaved into your chest hair? Priceless.

That's how one fan demonstrated his dedication to the Toronto Blue Jays—just etched into his chest hair, for everyone to see.

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The gods that oversee the game of baseball, they were livid.

And they had every right to be. There's no way they ever envisioned a do-or-die elimination playoff game's being decided this way.

The 2015 MLB playoffs have had their fair share of drama, but the Toronto Blue Jays won the craziest game yet in a winner-takes-all showdown with the Texas Rangers on Wednesday, prevailing 6-3 in Game 5 to secure the franchise's first American League Championship Series appearance since 1993.

Forget your lucky socks or unwashed jersey—this is how you channel good fortune to your team.

A half-inning after the Texas Rangers scored the go-ahead run in the seventh inning of Wednesday's Game 5 on a controversial call, Rogers Centre erupted again.

It's too soon to know a lot about what's coming in the MLB offseason, but at least this much is certain: David Price is going to make the big bucks.

Almost exactly seven months ago, Marcus Stroman lay crumpled on the ground after tearing his ACL during spring training fielding drills. 

On Wednesday, he'll pitch the biggest game of his young career and easily the most important contest of the season for the Toronto Blue Jays.