The Toronto Blue Jays capped a turnaround from worst to first by holding off the New York Yankees to win the AL East on the final day of the season, their first division title in a decade and the seventh in team history.

The Toronto Blue Jays clinched their first American League East Division title since 2015 with a win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday, but a screenshot shared online of a supposed Truth Social post from Donald Trump suggested the U.

Star Aaron Judge has chosen to move past the regular season and focus on the team's upcoming Wild Card series.

The Yankees need to beat the Orioles in Game 162 and they need the Blue Jays to lose to the Rays. Any other scenario and the Yankees will finish in second in the division and play in the Wild Card Series as the No. 4 seed in the American League. That best-of-three-series, against either the Red Sox or Tigers, would start on Tuesday.

Just a few days ago, Blue Jays reliever Justin Bruihl was among a group of players at the team's Triple-A affiliate in Buffalo who continued training in case they were needed at the big-league level.

The Toronto Blue Jays earned the top seed in the American League after winning the AL East with a 94-68 record. They await either the Boston Red Sox or New York

The Orioles get a final chance to influence the American League East race this weekend. They have three games at Yankee Stadium. New York and Toronto are tied for the AL East lead. The Blue Jays host Tampa Bay.

The only only other remaining race of note is in the American League East. The Yankees and Blue Jays are tied atop the division going into the final day, with major implications at play. Both teams have locked up postseason spots, but the division winner gets a bye and home-field advantage through the ALCS.