The Toronto Blue Jays just served up a playoff masterpiece that’ll make Yankees fans want to crawl under their bandwagon.

In a stunning Game 1 of the AL Division Series, the Blue Jays absolutely obliterated the New York Yankees with a jaw-dropping 10-1 victory that snapped their soul-crushing seven-game postseason losing streak.

Homers Heard 'Round the Stadium

Alejandro Kirk became the first Mexican-born player to hit two homers in a postseason game, proving he’s not just a catcher, but a straight-up playoff assassin. His teammate Vladmir Guerrero Jr. wasn’t about to be outdone, launching his first-ever postseason homer and adding a sacrifice fly that had Yankees fans looking like they’d just watched their startup’s Series A funding disappear.

The Pitching Clinic

Blue Jays starter Kevin Gausman was surgical on the mound, allowing just one run in 5 2/3 innings. He made the Yankees look like they were swinging pool noodles instead of baseball bats.

Breaking the Curse

This wasn’t just a win; it was an exorcism. The Blue Jays hadn’t tasted playoff victory since 2016, enduring heartbreaking sweeps that would make even the most stoic fan weep. But Saturday? Saturday was different. Saturday was redemption.

With this epic performance, the Blue Jays didn’t just win a game - they sent a message loud and clear: We’re done being playoff underdogs.