Mad Max makes more history, strikes out 10 to pass Perry for 9th all-time
TORONTO -- Max Scherzer climbed another rung of the all-time Major League Baseball strikeouts ladder in the Blue Jays’ 7-0 win over the Mariners on Sunday. With his seventh-inning punch out of Cal Raleigh, his 10th of the game, Scherzer surpassed Gaylord Perry for ninth all-time with 3,535 strikeouts.
With franchise legends in crowd, Blue Jays deliver gritty comeback win
TORONTO -- Sometimes you hit three home runs and cruise to victory, other times you have to grind to give yourself a chance. On Friday it was the former for the Blue Jays, and Saturday, it was the latter.
Blue Jays legend Buck Martinez inducted into Hall of Excellence
TORONTO -- Forty-five years ago, Buck Martinez got home from a run to find his wife, Arlene, with a bottle of champagne waiting. He’d just been traded from the Brewers to the Blue Jays, and all he could think of was, "That’s the best they could do?"
Jays' top pitching prospect helps Double-A squad to latest bit of delicious history
Unique happenings are often afoot when the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats dip into their alternate identity bag and step out as the Manchester Chicken Tenders. On June 7, 2025, Rafael Sanchez spun a seven-inning no-hitter when the team took the field as the Buffalo Tenders, a spicy offshoot. Incredibly,
Blue Jays honor icons with Hall of Excellence
TORONTO -- The gold curtain pulled back to reveal the eight living members of the Blue Jays’ new Hall of Excellence, each of them a franchise icon.
Latest Blue Jays injuries & transactions
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Cease pads Cy case with yet another gem to right Blue Jays' ship
TORONTO -- The easiest way to forget an ugly loss that brought boos down from the home crowd? Hand the ball to Dylan Cease. The ace was spectacular yet again, leading the Blue Jays to an 8-1 win over the Mariners to open their weekend series at Rogers Centre. With
Taillon makes 1st rehab start, could return to Blue Jays soon
TORONTO -- Friday was a busy night for rehabbing big leaguers with the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, headlined by starter Jameson Taillon. Working his way back from right forearm tendinitis, Taillon may only need the long rehab appearance before returning to the Blue Jays, who are still trying to elbow their
For Blue Jays' historic all-Italian battery, they're ready for the moment
The two ballplayers had never met before arriving in Dunedin, Fla., swapping out Italy’s azzurri blue for the Blue Jays’ shade. But now Giaconino Lasaracina and Giacomo Taschin are together. Not just as teammates and road trip roomies for the Single-A ballclub, though: They just might be the first all-Italian
Blue Jays hear it from home fans during lopsided loss to Royals
TORONTO -- Clinging to life in the AL Wild Card race, Thursday night couldn’t have been further from what the Blue Jays needed. The 13-2 loss to the Royals dropped them to 3 1/2 games behind the Guardians, who had the night off, for the final spot.
Blue Jays add Lorenzen -- and he's ready to 'throw 100 pitches today'
TORONTO -- The Blue Jays signed veteran right-hander Michael Lorenzen, who was active for Thursday’s game against the Royals to provide bullpen depth. Lorenzen was recently released by the Rockies after posting a 7.08 ERA over 115 2/3 innings, but the Blue Jays are hoping to capture more of what
Assessing the state of the AL Wild Card race
Technically, there are 10 teams in the mix for three spots in the American League Wild Card race. But with the Red Sox and Yankees occupying the top two spots by a wide margin, the “race” really comes down to this: eight teams are vying for one spot, and, interestingly,
Fluharty a dark-horse stalwart for Blue Jays' bullpen
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Lukes redeems previous night's mistake with game-winning home run
TORONTO -- The Blue Jays have turned bullpen days into their own art forms. They pulled it off again in Wednesday’s 3-0 win over the Royals at Rogers Centre, potentially the last time they’ll need to scramble before their rotation is full again. The win keeps the Blue Jays on
Here's why John Schneider won't drop Guerrero in the lineup
TORONTO -- Millions of Canadians share the same remote job, interning as John Schneider’s co-manager. It’s a thankless job and the schedule isn’t great, but everyone keeps landing on the same idea that would have sounded ridiculous just six months ago: It’s time to drop the struggling Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Where does Cease stand in latest Pitcher Power Rankings?
If we've learned one thing heading into our 10th Starting Pitcher Power Rankings, it's this: There is no unseating The Miz.
These are the hottest hitting prospects right now -- one for each club
The dog days of summer have been known to wilt many a young player over the years. But in the case of the 30 hitting prospects listed below, they’re as hot as the temps have been.
Blue Jays' key stretch begins with a thud against Royals
TORONTO -- Day one of the much-discussed “thirty games against teams with losing records” left the Blue Jays hoping the other 29 go better. Tuesday’s 5-3 loss to the Royals didn’t have much life to it, the Blue Jays’ offense once again sitting all too quiet. This drops them to
Cease's painting gets new home in gallery display, charity merchandise collection
Dylan Cease, the Major League pitcher, is having a potential Cy Young-caliber season in his first year with the Blue Jays. Dylan Cease, the painter, also accomplished a milestone this week. Cease saw his work put on display at the Art Gallery of Ontario in a partnership that included a
Bieber (shoulder) goes on IL, dealing another blow to Blue Jays
TORONTO -- The Blue Jays have placed starter Shane Bieber on the 15-day IL with right teres major inflammation, another significant blow to a rotation that’s spent all season weathering them. There was no indication this news was coming Tuesday. Bieber missed around the first half of the season, dealing
With Bieber becoming latest starter on IL, who steps up in Toronto's rotation?
TORONTO -- Remember Spring Training? It was only a decade ago. The Blue Jays had eight healthy, legitimate big league starters. Those early days of camp, always so full of hope, were spent wondering just how they’d put that puzzle together.
With 30 games left, Blue Jays have no time to coast
TORONTO -- Thirty games left, all against teams with .500 records or lower. Sounds like a freshly paved road to the postseason, doesn’t it?