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Toronto Blue Jays stopped their ticket to Alcs at Yankee Stadium, and they decided it best to rub salt on New York Yankees’ wounds during their celebration on Wednesday night.
Blue Jay’s closed an impressive ALDS victory with a 5-2 win in Game 4 on Wednesday night, and the champagne celebration in the clubhouse was to be a fun. But before the celebration could begin, Blue Jay’s manager John Schneider had some words for his crew.
And a shot at Yankees in the process.
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Manager John Schneider of Toronto Blue Jays celebrates in the clubhouse after winning games Four of the American League Division series presented by Booking.com between Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, October 8, 2025 in New York, New York. Toronto Blue Jays won 5-2 and advances to the American League Championship Series. (Daniel Shirey/MLB photos via Getty Images)
“Every one of you, F — ing Bullpen games, Nathan Luke, Myles Straw, all your mother — ers. It takes everyone every day. Start spreading the news B ——,” Schneider said as the champagne spray began.
It was not only the Blue Jays -manager who jabbed on their al East rival, which they angled out to the division title during the regular season.
The team was heard playing Frank Sinatra’s iconic “Theme from New York, New York,” which is what Yankees plays after each win at home while celebrating in the Road Clubhouse.
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Then during a post-game interview with Fox Sports’ crew, Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who had a huge ALDS on the record against Yankees, enjoyed a collective dunk on the bronx bombers with a twist on radio play-by-play advertisement John Sterling’s famous call after each win.
“Daaaaaaaaaaa’s loser,” Guerrero said over the microphone that Ortiz came with, while the former Yankee’s Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter couldn’t believe their ears.
Bo Bichette, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. And Andres Gimenez from Toronto Blue Jays is for a photo in the clubhouse after winning match four of the American League Division series presented by Booking.com between Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium Wednesday, October 8, 2025 in New York, New York. (Daniel Shirey/MLB photos via Getty Images)
Yankees fans may not like the celebration, but Blue Jays have had their number throughout the regular season, and there were many who still chose New York to move on to the ALCs to defend their pennant from 2024. But Blue Jays dominated at home in the first two matches of this series and set a combined 23 race to Yankees’ eight to take a commander 2-0 lead.
In total, Blue Jay’s 34 races scored over four games, and Yankees simply didn’t have so much firepower in their bats despite their talented lineup.
Manager John Schneider of Toronto Blue Jays celebrates in the clubhouse after winning games Four of the American League Division series presented by Booking.com between Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, October 8, 2025 in New York, New York. (Daniel Shirey/MLB photos via Getty Images)
Blue Jays are waiting for their ALCS opponent as Seattle Mariners and Detroit Tigers are ready for a crucial game 5 at T-Mobile Park on Friday night.
