Overview
- Rogers reports Game 7 averaged 10.9 million viewers across Sportsnet, Sportsnet+ and Citytv, the biggest English‑language broadcast in Canada outside the 2010 Olympics.
- Viewership peaked at about 14 million in the bottom of the ninth inning, with 18.5 million Canadians—roughly 45% of the population—watching at least some of the game.
- The seven-game series averaged 7.5 million viewers in Canada, with 23 million Canadians tuning in at some point, and each game ranking among the most-watched Blue Jays broadcasts ever.
- In the U.S., early Nielsen and Fox figures show about 25.5–25.98 million viewers across Fox platforms, the largest World Series game audience since 2017, with final totals expected Tuesday.
- Rogers says its properties captured more than 85% of Canadian primetime viewing during Game 7, as separate reports noted Sportsnet+ suffered outages during key moments.