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Toronto Blue Jays fans celebrating Game 4 victory take over social media

Toronto Blue Jays fans took over social media Monday night, celebrating an electric win against the Texas Rangers that ties up the AL Division Series and brings the team back home for Game 5.

Team returns home to play decisive Game 5 on Wednesday

Toronto Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin scores against the Texas Rangers in Game 4. Fans across social media celebrated the Jays' victory. (Tony Gutierrez/Associated Press)

Toronto Blue Jays fans took over social media Monday night, celebrating an electric win against the Texas Rangers that ties up the American League Division Series and brings the team back home for Game 5.

Ticket holders already started coming up with excuses to leave work early Wednesday to catch the last game of this first-round playoff series, which will begin at 4 p.m. ET.

The Jays took control early on in Monday's game, with superstar Josh Donaldson knocking out a two-run homer in the first inning. Not to be outdone, Chris Colabello followed with another home run, pushing the score to 3-0 in the team's first round at bat.

The excitement seems to have prompted many Thanksgiving diners to pull up a plate in front of the TV, greasy fingers sending out tweets about the action. 

As one Jays fan pointed out, it made for a very patriotic Thanksgiving Monday. Some even celebrated the Game 4 victory by casting a ballot in the federal election afterward.

And although the American League East division champions had a rocky start to the best-of-five series, fans refused to count their team out. Tweets of support and #WeAreBehindYou began trending on Twitter before Game 3 and Game 4.

The Game 5 winner moves on to the best-of-seven American League Championship Series — and it's clear that after two big wins, the Jays' fans expect to see their team there. 

And though of the 47 times teams have fallen behind 2-0 in the ALDS only five have managed to come out on top, the late Yogi Berra had some sound advice on adversity and baseball, a mantra that Blue Jays fans will keep repeating.