TORONTO (AP) — From April through September, the Toronto Blue Jays got the best of the New York Yankees, winning the AL East in a tiebreaker based on 8-5 head-to-head record that included a 6-1 advantage north of the border. Kevin Gausman will start Game 1 for the Blue Jays, opposed by the Yankees’ Luis Gil. BAD TIMINGNew York’s seven games in Toronto all came between June 30 and July 23, during an 8-13 slide by the Yankees. The Blue Jays head into the ALDS still uncertain, at least publicly, about the status of injured shortstop Bo Bichette. “Obviously we didn’t want that to happen, but it’s just part of baseball.”WALK THIS WAYNo opposing team issued Aaron Judge more intentional walks (seven) than the Blue Jays.