US EditionMariners Fans Bring the Decibels, and It Might’ve Made a Difference vs. Tigers
The Mariners reached the ALCS after a 15-inning win; the Blue Jays beat the Yankees in four games and have scored 34 runs in the postseason, MLB said.
- On Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, the ALCS opens at Rogers Centre in Toronto as the Seattle Mariners advanced with a Game 5 win and Toronto swept the Yankees in four games.
- Seattle clinched its berth with a 15-inning win over Detroit, capped by Jorge Polanco's walk-off hit, while Toronto advanced after sweeping the New York Yankees and gained extra rest.
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s ALDS surge provides Toronto with offensive firepower, hitting.529 with three home runs while the Blue Jays scored 34 runs in four games.
- FRS Clipper announced an Oct. 15 Playoff Express sailing from Victoria, B.C. to Seattle, leaving at 11 a.m. and arriving at 2 p.m., with bookings at frs-clipper.com refundable if cancelled.
- Seattle Mariners are four wins from their first World Series berth, while Toronto Blue Jays seek their first Fall Classic appearance since 1993.
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Mariners fans bring the decibels, and it might’ve made a difference vs. Tigers
SEATTLE ― Home-field advantage doesn’t get talked about as much in baseball as some other sports, notably football. And the electric factory that was T-Mobile Park on Friday might’ve made the difference. At the least, it certainly made a difference early in the game when the Seattle Mariners took a 1-0 lead in a game they eventually won, 3-2, in 15 innings, to cap off a spectacular American League Division Series. Related Articles …
The teams that pass the American League Championship Series are already defined! Toronto Blue Jays and the Seattle Mariners will be the protagonists of a match that few anticipated the start of the 2025 season of the MLB. Both teams arrive after passing demanding tests in the divisional round, where the Tiles eliminated the Yankees and the Mariners survived a 15-inning battle against the Detroit Tigers.For Toronto, this return to the World Serie…
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