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If the Yankees want to make a serious run at their MLB-leading 28th World Series championship, they need health on their side. The only problem is, of all the things their well-known big budget can buy, it cannot guarantee you the ability to stay off the injured list. Unfortunately for Yankees fans, two of their biggest hitters, Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, have spent most of the last few seasons there. The good news is that both are ready for the season opener.

The Yankees' starter is Gerrit Cole, who went 7-3 in 12 starts last season, his first in pinstripes; the three-time All-Star posted a 2.84 ERA and finished fourth in Cy Young Award voting. The Blue Jays will counter with Hyun-Jin Ryu. The veteran lefty went 5-2 with a 2.69 ERA in 12 starts last season.

Young stars Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette will be on Toronto's roster. Guerrero fell off from his 2019 rookie campaign last year in both batting average and on-base percentage, but a stellar spring has fans thinking Vlad Jr. will bounce back quickly. Guerrero led the club with a .421 batting average this spring.

The Blue Jays finished last season just one game behind the Yankees in the standings and were one of three AL East playoff teams. However, Toronto was swept in three straight games by the Tampa Bay Rays, the shortest of the three. The Yankees are 1.5-run favorites. The over/under was 8 runs.

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In the U.S., the Blue Jays vs. Yankees live stream begins at 1:05 p.m. ET/10:05 a.m. ET on Thursday, April 1. Depending on your location, the game will be broadcast on ESPN and YES. If you want ESPN, Sling TV or Fubo TV are best; if you want YES, you need AT&T TV. If you want to bypass the regional restrictions, use Express VPN. Express VPN is a great way to avoid blackouts.

MLB.TV ($25/month/$129/year) also streams out-of-market games, but is not a perfect solution if you want to watch something other than baseball; T-Mobile customers can get MLB.TV, along with a free subscription to the sports site The Athletic free of charge.

BT Sport has the MLB broadcast rights in the UK until 2022, and the game will be broadcast live at 6:05 p.m. Japan time. Those who visit the UK and strike out while trying to use the service they pay for can check out Express VPN.

Alternatively, another bet is MLB.TV, also available in the UK. For about 50 pounds per month, it has zero blackout rules.

In Canada, you can watch the games on SportsNet. Blue Jays vs. Yankees at 1 p.m. ET. Other opening day games Dodgers vs. Rockies, Mets vs. Nationals, and Astros vs. Athletics are on TSN.

If you are visiting Canada from abroad, you can use a VPN, such as Express VPN, to use the streaming services you have already paid for.