TORONTO -- Amid a scarcity of runs and an ongoing slump with runners in scoring position, the Blue Jays still carved out ways to support their starting pitcher on Friday night. Hyun Jin Ryu’s game stats would rightly indicate a dominant outing. But the left-hander got plenty of potentially game-changing

TORONTO -- Whether the memories are real or made up in his head, Joey Votto is transported back to when he was a kid watching ballgames as a fan in the old SkyDome. “I have this image of me catching a foul ball,” Votto said on Friday before the Reds'

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TORONTO -- When Seattle's Eugenio Suárez came back down to earth after snagging Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s line drive, all the Blue Jays slugger could do was shrug. Arms stretched out to ask, "Really?" Guerrero once again captured the spirit of a frustrated lineup. Besides, the only run scored in Wednesday’s

MLB's four highest averages of home runs per game occurred in the previous five seasons. While balls aren't traveling as far in 2022, there's still no shortage of power, with clubs homering nearly once per game, a rate that should rise as the weather warms up. More home run hitters

Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya, tomorrow. You're always a day away. Every MLB team always has an eye on the future. The same goes for the high-ranking prospects and Minor Leaguers wondering when they will get their chance to prove their worth in the Majors. For the prospects listed below,

TORONTO -- Good pitchers have talent, but the great ones have timing. José Berríos has spent the first six weeks of the season looking like everything was an inch off, never unraveling entirely but never looking like his true self. That changed in Tuesday’s 3-0 win over the Mariners at

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TORONTO -- Following a series of software updates and bug fixes, Yusei Kikuchi 2.0 officially launched on Monday in Toronto. This wasn’t a quick fix. For much of April, Kikuchi looked like a pitcher trying to find himself. Making adjustments on the fly against big league hitters is next to

ST. PETERSBURG -- Depending on the night, the American League East can be a chess match or a brawl. The Blue Jays have gone toe to toe with the Yankees already this season, taking more punches than they’ve thrown, but the Rays represent a different challenge altogether. With a 3-0

ST. PETERSBURG -- For most of May, the Blue Jays have sought the seemingly mythical big inning. It had become an urban legend of sorts, something to be whispered about in quiet corners but rarely seen and never caught on film. Finally, deep in the heart of their own personal

Every nine-inning baseball game is a race to 27 outs. It doesn’t matter how you get them, they all count the same. But the way the Dunedin Blue Jays racked theirs up Saturday night is something we’ve never seen before. The Blue Jays’ Single-A affiliate did something unprecedented against Tampa,

ST. PETERSBURG -- For weeks, the Blue Jays’ runners in scoring position have remained runners in standing position. That has left the offense asking each night’s starting pitcher to be perfect, and even with a pair of timely hits in Friday night’s 5-2 loss to the Rays at Tropicana Field

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NEW YORK -- When Vladimir Guerrero Jr. snapped his bat over his left knee following a fifth-inning strikeout on Wednesday in the Bronx, it looked like he could have snapped the entire tree. A week’s worth of frustration splintered out of that lumber. With the 5-3 loss, the Blue Jays