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Try it freeThe Post’s experts make their predictions on the Yankees-Blue Jays ALDS series which begins Saturday in Toronto:
Jon Heyman
The Yankees are a better team now than the version that went 5-8 vs. the Jays in the regular season.
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Greg Joyce
The Yankees beat themselves plenty against the Blue Jays this season, but their defense is much improved now.
Cam Schlittler for another clincher?
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Aaron Judge works on his swing during the Yankees’ practice on Oct. 3, 2025 in preparation for their ALDS battle against the Blue Jays which begins on Saturday. Jason Szenes / New York PostDan Martin
The Yankees lost eight of 13 games to the Blue Jays this season — and six of seven in Toronto — but the Blue Jays are banged up and haven’t had any postseason success in nearly a decade.
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Mark W. Sanchez
Home-field advantage matters, as does being rested and able to align your starting rotation.
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Joel Sherman
This is a far better version overall than the Yankees team that the Blue Jays beat up in July.
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Mike Vaccaro
I think every game of this series is going to be a blast to watch, and I think every game is going to come down to a simple question: Who’s at home?
The Jays have the extra home game. That’ll be just enough.
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