"After two commanding wins in the American League Division Series against the New York Yankees over the weekend, Toronto Blue Jays fans are rallying behind a surging team with its sights set on a championship. Jays super fans and self-proclaimed Loonie Dog Kings Jody Matheson and Ryan Rushton, known for eating hundreds of hot dogs at games this season, said they were elated after the team's wins. "That's the way the Jays needed to start this series"
"Matheson said going to Jays games feels like being part of a community of 40,000 people. "So many fans and friends that have become a part of this throughout the years and it's just been a great time," he said. Fans give a standing ovation as Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage (39) leaves the mound after being pulled from the game during sixth inning MLB American League Division Series baseball action against the New York Yankees, in Toronto on Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025."
Toronto Blue Jays opened the AL Division Series with two commanding wins over the New York Yankees, energizing a passionate fanbase aiming for a championship. Super fans Jody Matheson and Ryan Rushton celebrated the victories and noted the communal atmosphere at Rogers Centre, with thousands of supporters contributing to a lively environment. Pitcher Trey Yesavage struck out 11 batters, setting a franchise record across just over five hitless, scoreless innings in a 13-7 Game 2 win. Fans gave Yesavage a standing ovation as he left the mound. Manager John Schneider credited fan support as a competitive advantage. The series shifts to New York for Game 3.
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