David Ortiz hilariously rips reeling Yankees' on chances of surviving Blue Jays'

With a commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of-five American League Division Series as action shifts back to the Bronx on Tuesday.

The New York Post's banner back page headline read «D'Oh Canada» with the underline «Bombers blasted again north of the border, leaving season on life support.»

Red Sox legend David Ortiz torched the Blue Jays more than any other player in franchise history in his playing days.

Big Papi hit . 278 with 258 hits, 62 home runs, 192 RBIs and 159 runs scored in 251 games against the Blue Jays in his career.

The Blue Jays were so happy when he retired in 2016 they honored him at Rogers Centre by gifting him a Canada goose winter coat.

The Blue Jays also donated $10,000 to the David Ortiz Children's Fund. Now that's respect.

David Ortiz was more than happy to poke fun at his arch-rival, the Yankees, on Sunday after the Bronx Bombers found themselves down 0-2 in the ALDS to the Blue Jays.

Sitting between Yankee greats Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez on the MLB on Fox set, the Red Sox legand had some fun with the moment by needling the two over the Yankees' chances of rallying to win the series after their 13-7 Game 2 loss at Rogers Centre.

Alex Rodriguez was more optimistic on the Yankees chances of making a comeback in the series, but Ortiz just laughed it off and quipped:

At this point, the Yankees will certainly have to channel the spirit of the franchise's past playoff heroes to rescue what would be another playoff exit.

Game three of the ALDS is at Yankee stadium on Tuesday at 8:08 PM ET. Carlos Rodon takes the hill versus Blue Jays veteran Shane Bieber.