Two league championship games are played today, and both could decide who goes to the World Series. The Toronto Blue Jays have the home-field advantage for today’s Game 5 in the American League Championship Series, but that’s about the only advantage the team has. Its opponent, the Kansas City Royals, has notched 15 hits against the Blue Jays two games in a row, and won Game 4 by an embarrassingly one-sided score of 14-2. The Royals lead the ALCS 3-1 – and unless the Blue Jays can win today (and the next two games after that), the Royals will be moving on to the World Series.

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