At one point on Tuesday night, it did look as though the Toronto Blue Jays were well on their way to advancing to the ALCS, making quick work of the New York Yankees in their ALDS matchup. They already put six runs on the board and chased Carlos Rodon out of the game after just 2.1 innings, taking a 6-1 lead heading into the third inning.
But from that point forward, the Blue Jays met disaster in the form of Aaron Judge , who hit a three-run home run to tie the game in the fourth inning and putting momentum squarely in New York's side en route to an eventual 9-6 loss for Toronto.
Make no mistake about it, the Blue Jays are still in the driver's seat. But that is not an excuse for them to get complacent — not at all. Judge and the Yankees have shown in the past that they are very