The Blue Jays command one of the largest fan bases in Canadian pro sports, with 6.3 million fans nationwide — more than 70 per cent of all MLB fans in the country.

Saskatoon businesses like Olympian Sports and Saskatoon Custom Tees are seeing an increase in sales as as the Blue Jays continue their playoff run in the American League Championship Series.

Business owners are some of the most ardent fans of the Toronto Blue Jays’ current push through the Major League Baseball playoffs, riding a weeks-long surge in sales that could boost their bottom line for the whole year.

Robert Wordley’s devotion to the Blue Jays is an inheritance: his father, James, has been a fan since the team’s inception in 1977. Wordley’s prized possession is his two-time World Series champion bomber jacket, which symbolizes the family’s deep, shared history with the club.

Many Canadians have been boycotting the U.S. since the Trump administration started threating Canada’s economy and sovereignty with tariffs and heated political rhetoric.

The Blue Jays are slated to play Game 1 of the American League Championship Series on Sunday against the Seattle Mariners. It’s the first time they’ve made it this far since 2016. Game two is scheduled for Monday.

He's not just on the bandwagon. In fact, he's in Toronto and looking forward to game 7 tonight! Local baseball fan Billy Ravneck, the owner / operator of the Ultimate Fan Zone shop in downtown Moose Jaw,

The Toronto Blue Jays could be losing some key pitchers in free agency and may need to make trades to fill out the rotation.