SAN FRANCISCO -- If the Blue Jays are going to turn this season around, it cannot be done gently. There must be big swings, broken glass and a little chaos -- anything to shake themselves from this slumber.

SAN FRANCISCO -- It’s been a while since a Blue Jays game looked like that.

Three rookies are among the exclusive group of players bound for Philadelphia ahead of next week's All-Star Game presented by Mastercard at Citizens Bank Park. One of those players paces the American League atop our third Rookie of the Year poll. The NL leader had a compelling case, too: And

SAN FRANCISCO -- Two months from now, we’ll turn back to talk about this series in San Francisco. It’s up to the Blue Jays to decide whether this was the turning point or the cliff. So many of the Blue Jays’ 49 losses this season have been frustrating, but none

SAN FRANCISCO -- Searching for a turning point in their season, the Blue Jays keep turning the wrong way. Monday’s 10-1 loss to the Giants put all of this season’s flaws on display, from a dormant offense to a defensive game that just doesn’t feel as clean as the 2025

Scouts didn't love the 2016 Draft at the time. The strongest demographic was also the riskiest (high school pitchers), none of the best college hitters were a lock to stay in the middle of the diamond and most of the top college arms didn't live up to expectations. "This is

SAN FRANCISCO -- The 2026 MLB Draft brings another opportunity for the Blue Jays to add young talent to a farm system that’s back on the rise, but you’ll have to wait a while to hear their first pick. The Blue Jays won’t pick until No. 39, as their first-round

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SEATTLE -- In the top of Sunday’s fifth inning, Ernie Clement looked beaten on a pitch from Mariners starter Emerson Hancock, but stuck the bat head out and got enough barrel on it to line it softly into shallow left field.

Whether it’s a contender hunting for the final piece of a championship puzzle, a bubble team trying to stay in the race or a rebuilding club looking to stock up for the future, every team has its share of needs to address prior to the Trade Deadline. No matter the

TORONTO – A breakout World Series appearance, emerging talent and an entire country as a voting base turned out to be a powerful combination for the Blue Jays when it came to the 2026 All-Star Game presented by Mastercard. On Saturday, four Blue Jays were announced as American League All-Stars,

SEATTLE -- The Blue Jays waited for Shane Bieber to join their starting rotation this year, but they’re still waiting for him to return to his old form. Bieber struggled in his third start of the season Saturday afternoon, giving up seven runs in four-plus innings in an 11-0 loss

SEATTLE – The dominant version of Dylan Cease returned to action Friday night, and the Blue Jays had to be delighted to see that pitcher again. The right-hander put recent control struggles behind him in one of his best outings of the season in a 2-0 win over the Mariners

SEATTLE -- Max Scherzer passed the first test of his rehab on Friday. The 41-year-old right-hander, who has been on the 15-day injured list since June 17 because of back spasms, started for High-A Vancouver vs. Eugene and went three innings, giving up two runs on three hits while striking

We've seen a slew of remarkable individual performances in each of the first three months of the 2026 MLB season. But some have stood above the rest. Here are the monthly award winners for June in the American and National Leagues.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. just finished off the weakest full month of his career (.498 OPS), which might be written off as a slump, if not for the fact that it followed the third-weakest month of his career (May’s .623 OPS), which might itself be a minor concern if not for

We’re now just a week away from “go time” – the start of the 2026 MLB Draft. And yes, that means this is our penultimate mock (Man, I love that word). Jim Callis and I will provide one more final projection of the top 40 picks late on Friday, on

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Roch Cholowsky entered 2026 as the strongest favorite to go first overall in the Draft at the outset of a year since Adley Rutschman in 2019. He's still the best all-around college shortstop since Troy Tulowitzki two decades ago, he led UCLA to a No. 1 ranking from the preseason

TORONTO -- With a packed house and massive audience watching from home on the Canada Day holiday, the Blue Jays finally treated everyone to a stress-free day of baseball. There haven’t been many of these, but if the Blue Jays are going to dig themselves out of this 41-46 record

TORONTO -- Welcome to the show, Sean Keys. The Blue Jays rookie had his first big league “moment,” launching his first career home run on Canada Day in front of a packed house at Rogers Centre during a 9-3 win against the Mets on Wednesday.