The Toronto Blue Jays have extended the American League Championship Series to a decisive Game 7 after a 6-2 win over the Seattle Mariners on Sunday night. The victory was propelled by Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s sixth postseason home run, tying a franchise record, and a stellar performance from rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage.

Yesavage delivered a remarkable outing, striking out seven batters over 5⅔ innings. He showcased poise under pressure, escaping two critical bases-loaded situations with inning-ending double plays. Offensively, Addison Barger contributed significantly, driving in three early runs, including a home run. Seattle's defense faltered, committing three errors that led to unearned runs.

This marks the Blue Jays' second-ever Game 7 in ALCS history, the first since 1985. For the Mariners, it's their inaugural Game 7 appearance as they chase their first American League pennant. The winner will advance to face the National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series.

Looking ahead, the Blue Jays are set to start Shane Bieber in Game 7. Bieber had a strong performance in Game 3, while Seattle will counter with George Kirby, who struggled in his previous outing, allowing eight runs in four innings. The Blue Jays aim to leverage their home-field advantage to clinch their first World Series berth in decades.

As the series reaches its climax, both teams are poised for a thrilling conclusion. Fans can anticipate a high-stakes matchup as the Blue Jays and Mariners vie for a spot in the World Series, with the first pitch scheduled for tonight at 8:08 PM ET.