Following a controversial opener, the Yankees are gearing up for Game 2 of the American League Division Series this afternoon.
In yesterday’s matchup, the Toronto Blue Jays secured their first playoff win since 2016, handing the Yankees a significant 10-1 loss.
The Blue Jays took a 2-1 lead in the seventh, capitalizing on the Yankees’ bullpen, which faltered and gave up eight runs across two innings. A walk by Cody Bellinger in the sixth, with the bases loaded, didn’t help the Yankees’ cause as they fell to defeat.
The ALDS is a best-of-five series, meaning today’s game could either bring the Blue Jays one win away from the AL Championship Series or extend the series with a Yankees win, guaranteeing at least a Game 4.
Yankees vs. Blue Jays, Game 2:
- When: October 5th, 4:08 PM ET
- Where: Rogers Centre (Toronto, Canada)
- Channel: FS1
- Streaming: DirectV (available for a trial)
Here’s how to catch Game 2 of the AL Division Series between the Yankees and the Blue Jays without cable:
Yankees vs. Blue Jays Time:
The next game kicks off on October 5th at 4:08 PM ET.
Watch Yankees vs. Blue Jays Game 2 for Free
If you’re without cable, a live TV streaming service like DirectV is a great option to watch the Yankees for free during the ALDS. They offer a 5-day free trial, with plans starting at $59.99 per month, including options for FS1.
Additionally, the series will be available on Fox Sports and their new streaming service, Fox One, which offers a 7-day free trial before charging $19.99 per month.
Yankees vs. Blue Jays ALDS Schedule
All times listed are in ET.
- Game 2: Sunday, October 5th, 4:08 PM (FS1)
- Game 3: Tuesday, October 7th at 8:08 PM (FS1)
- Game 4: Wednesday, October 8th at 7:08 PM (FS1)*
- Game 5: Friday, October 10th at 8:08 PM (FOX) TBD*
*if necessary
Yankees vs. Blue Jays Game 2 Starting Pitcher
For Game 2, Yankees’ ace Max Fried will take the mound. Fried posted a 2.86 ERA over 32 starts in the regular season and pitched 6 1/3 shutout innings in his first postseason game against the Red Sox.
On the other side, rookie Trey Yeverge will make his fourth MLB start and his first postseason appearance for the Blue Jays today.
