Here's what Toronto Blue Jays manager said after huge series win over Yankees

The Toronto Blue Jays made sure to celebrate after punching their ticket to the ALCS on Wednesday night.

The Blue Jays were able to eliminate the New York Yankees in Game 4 of the ALDS, leaving Yankee Stadium with a 5-2 victory. It's the organization's first time heading to the ALCS since 2016, and, as you can imagine, the emotions were running high.

As soon as the team got back into the clubhouse, manager John Schneider delivered one of the most epic speeches you'll ever hear.

"Every single one of you, f*cking bullpen game, Nathan Lukes, Myles Straw, all you motherf*ckers, it takes everybody, every day," Schneider said.

"Start spreading the news, b*tches."

Everyone please take a second and listen to Blue Jays manager John Schneider pic.twitter.com/XikQfvbmUj

— Joe Orrico (@JoeOrrico99) October 9, 2025

It was quite the redemption for Schneider, who was taking some heat from fans after his decision to give Shane Bieber an early pull in Game 3. In Wednesday's outing, however, he deployed his bullpen in perfect fashion.

Schneider wasn't the only member of the Blue Jays to give a NSFW quote, either, Kevin Gausman, who picked up a win in Game 1 of this series, didn't seem to care whatsoever that he was doing a live interview with Sportsnet.

"We're not done yet, we're f*cking fired up," Gausman said to Hazel Mae. "We're ready to go. I don't give a sh*t. We're f*cking going, let's go. F*ck ya, let's go Canada."

Kevin Gausman does not give a bleep about the censors. pic.twitter.com/HxylccfDBE

— Ian Hunter (@BlueJayHunter) October 9, 2025

As if the Yankees and their fan base weren't already frustrated enough with the result, the Blue Jays chose to rub the loss in a bit more by playing Frank Sinatra's hit song 'New York, New York.'

Blue Jays are blasting Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York” during their celebration at Yankee Stadium pic.twitter.com/o1B6VcHe5q

— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) October 9, 2025

The Jays will now be off until Sunday, where they will await the winner of a series between the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners to determine who they will play in the ALCS. The Tigers and Mariners, who are currently tied in their series at two apiece, will play Game 5 on Friday evening.