George Springer’s three-run homer lifted the Blue Jays to the World Series, but his father blasted Mariners fans for booing him.

Even though the vibes in Toronto are all positive after the Blue Jays' 11-4 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series, Chris Bassitt would like to see the home crowd slow down with the taunts toward Shohei Ohtani to avoid potentially unleashing all of his powers.

On Monday, the Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners battled it out in game two of the ALCS, which took place at the Rogers Center.

Springer’s father slammed Mariners fans, saying they had “the most despicable behavior.” While some fans agreed with his father, many reminded him about his son’s involvement in the 2017 sign-stealing scandal with the Houston Astros.

Schneider punched Scherzer in the stomach and said, “Go get it.” Later, he would joke with Scherzer that he had been eager for such an exchange since their first Zoom call during free agency. The Jays in February signed Scherzer to a one-year, $15.5 million contract dreaming he would make one of his classic October stands.

The Toronto Blue Jays have fought their way into their first World Series since 1993. Their opponents, the Los Angeles Dodgers, are the reigning world champions

How similar are the Toronto Blue Jays to the bird after which they are named? We called up the Seward Park Audubon Center to find out.

Host Peter O'Dowd talks with Brian Stokes, graduate student in ecology, evolution and behavior at the University of Texas at Austin, about the rare hybrid offspring of a blue jay and green jay, seen for likely the first time in the wild.