TORONTO -- Finally, everyone can exhale. The long-lost 2025 Blue Jays have been found again, even if only for a moment.

TORONTO -- Dylan Cease is bringing back the blues. Cease’s warmup song is one of the most unique in baseball -- and it might just be the best -- a performance of a blues classic that can be traced all the way back to an after-hours club in Toronto in

TORONTO -- The biggest cheer of the night came when manager John Schneider did what so many Blue Jays fans have wanted to do this week. He threw something and yelled. Schneider was ejected in the fifth inning for arguing a balk call on starter Kevin Gausman, but this was

TORONTO -- Add another name to the list. Tuesday, it’s Addison Barger headed to the IL, another day of bad news for the Blue Jays. Barger actually injured both of his ankles on the same play over the weekend in Chicago, but it’s a left ankle sprain that lands him

TORONTO -- Alejandro Kirk will undergo surgery to repair his fractured left thumb Tuesday, John Schneider announced, and while the Blue Jays will have a better feel for his timeline after that procedure, this still isn’t the news anyone was hoping for. Kirk fractured his thumb Friday in Chicago when

TORONTO -- Over five decades of baseball, the major moments begin to stack up, each era having its own version of “where were you when …” Early generations of Blue Jays fans tell stories of Exhibition Stadium and those cold, steel bleachers on Lake Ontario. Then came those great teams

Last November, Miguel Rojas experienced the kind of moment that kids dream about while playing baseball in the backyard: He saved his team's season with a game-tying homer in the ninth inning of Game 7 of the World Series, setting the stage for Los Angeles' comeback victory. Five months later,

CHICAGO -- The hits just keep on coming. Addison Barger was removed from the Blue Jays’ 3-0 loss to the White Sox Sunday with bilateral ankle discomfort. Barger was thrown out at first on a great defensive play in the third inning and seemed to land awkwardly as he ran

CHICAGO -- Prior to Sunday's finale against the White Sox, Brendon Little was optioned to Triple-A Buffalo, where the Blue Jays hope he can reset after a tumultuous start to the 2026 season. Little had allowed 10 earned runs over just 3 2/3 innings, including a pair of home runs

CHICAGO -- Twenty minutes after the Blue Jays’ series-opening loss to the White Sox on Friday, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. walked out of the clubhouse and towards the batting cage, alone. While John Schneider spoke to the media about an ugly game and the loss of Alejandro Kirk, the sound of

CHICAGO -- The Blue Jays swung a small deal in the middle of Saturday’s game, acquiring infielder Tyler Fitzgerald from the Giants for cash considerations. Fitzgerald, who was designated for assignment by the Giants on Monday, will join the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons.

CHICAGO -- Alejandro Kirk has a fracture in his left thumb, the Blue Jays announced, which also dislocated when he caught a foul tip off the bottom edge of his glove in Friday’s 5-4 loss to the White Sox in Chicago. Kirk is headed to the IL, but for how

CHICAGO -- The Blue Jays have agreed to a one-year, $1 million deal with veteran lefty Patrick Corbin, the club announced shortly after Friday’s 5-4 loss in 10 innings against the White Sox at Rate Field. The 36-year-old Corbin has 13 seasons of big league experience under his belt, most

CHICAGO -- Last season, Trey Yesavage opened the season pitching in Single-A and ended up pitching in the World Series. Maybe he can pull it off again in 2026? Yesavage’s rehab assignment lined up with him being the Single-A Dunedin Blue Jays’ Opening Day starter on Friday night, a major

CHICAGO -- In five awful minutes on Friday, the Blue Jays lost Alejandro Kirk and the game, but Kirk is far more worrying. Kirk underwent X-rays on his left thumb after leaving Friday’s 5-4 loss to the White Sox at Rate Field in the 10th inning, and outside of Vladimir

TORONTO -- Imperfect as this opening homestand may have been, the past week at Rogers Centre has felt so much different than it did a year ago. Those quiet Monday and Tuesday crowds are gone. Even a year ago, attendance quickly dipped down close to 20,000 for the second home

TORONTO -- John Schneider’s work to support the local art community has begun with an installation in his office to showcase an up-and-coming painter … Dylan Cease. When reporters walked into Schneider’s office Tuesday afternoon, there was a new painting on the right wall that was impossible to look away

TORONTO -- One month ago, we were wondering how Max Scherzer could even fit onto this roster. Today, where would the Blue Jays be without him? For the next decade, we’ll point back to the 2026 Blue Jays as the case study for pitching depth. You can never, ever have

TORONTO -- Blue Jays right-hander Cody Ponce is going to miss “significant time” with a right knee injury he sustained in Monday's 14-5 loss to the Rockies, another tough blow to a rotation that’s already dealing with too many injuries. For now, the diagnosis is a sprained right ACL, but

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays’ rotation has been dealt another blow. This time it’s Cody Ponce, who will miss significant time after leaving his Blue Jays debut Monday on a medical cart with a sprain of his right ACL. The Blue Jays dropped Monday's game to the Rockies, 14-5, after

TORONTO -- Cody Ponce left his Blue Jays debut on a medical cart on Monday night at Rogers Centre, a difficult scene to end his first Major League appearance since 2021. The Blue Jays soon announced an initial diagnosis of “right knee discomfort” for Ponce, who is getting an MRI,

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays’ rotation rebrand is off to a record-setting start, but the bullpen played its own role in striking out 50 A’s batters over opening weekend. The additions of Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce to the rotation, plus the potential for a fuller season of Trey Yesavage,

TORONTO -- Eventually, the Blue Jays’ record book will just be Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s name with a few others sprinkled around it. If Guerrero continues on this pace for even the majority of his 14-year extension, so many of the all-time marks will belong to him, from hits to home

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays just opened their 50th season by striking out 50 A’s. You can’t buy marketing this good. With a sweep of the A’s to open the season 3-0, the Blue Jays have already taken a clear and exciting step in a different direction with their pitching,