TORONTO -- Ricky Tiedemann is here. The Blue Jays have dreamed of this day, detours and all. Sitting in the Blue Jays’ dugout just hours after being added to the big league roster, Tiedemann is right where he belongs. The talent has been there all along, but Tiedemann has just

TORONTO -- Can you believe it? With another win Saturday, the Blue Jays grabbed their share of a crowded, messy tie for the final American League Wild Card spot. You have the coming weeks to familiarize yourself with MLB’s tiebreaker rules, and both the Twins and Rangers still play later

TORONTO -- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has been placed on the 7-day concussion IL after his collision with George Lombard Jr. of the Yankees in their series opener on Friday night. In that awkward play at third base, Lombard Jr. was reaching for a wild throw when his knee collided with

TORONTO -- It’s a Cy Young showdown this weekend at Rogers Centre, Dylan Cease versus Cam Schlittler with each of their lineups trying to tear the other guy down. The AL Cy Young Award has become a two-horse race, and if the season ended today, it’s nothing near unanimous. Schlittler

TORONTO -- Things are getting awfully interesting north of the border. The Blue Jays, who spent much of this season growing stale on the outer edges of the postseason picture, suddenly have as much momentum as any team in the American League Wild Card race. Friday night’s 3-1 win over

TORONTO -- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was removed from Friday night’s 3-1 win over the Yankees after colliding with Yankees shortstop George Lombard Jr. in a chaotic play at third base. Guerrero is now undergoing testing under concussion protocols. Manager John Schneider described Guerrero as having “a bit of a headache”

TORONTO -- To appreciate the value of the Blue Jays’ farm system, we need to step back and look at the bigger picture. Year after year, this front office has shown a willingness to deal top prospects and first-round picks. At this Trade Deadline, it helped them land a potential

TORONTO -- There’s something dangerous about 26 ball players with nothing to lose. Reports of the Blue Jays’ death have been greatly exaggerated. This team is alive again, breathing the oxygen of a depressed AL Wild Card race which has left the door cracked open for them. Which of these

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TORONTO -- Series by series, the Blue Jays are grinding their way back into the AL Wild Card race. Thursday’s 7-0 loss to the Red Sox at Rogers Centre was a dud, a tight game up until Chase Lee served up a grand slam to Caleb Durbin to break the

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays have outlasted the Red Sox again, staring them in the eye and refusing to blink first.

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays’ bullpen needs a vacation. In the meantime, some reinforcements will have to do. The Blue Jays picked up veteran reliever Paul Sewald off waivers from the Diamondbacks on Wednesday, and the 36-year-old is expected to be activated by Friday’s series opener against the Yankees at

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays just keep holding the line, suddenly playing a scrappy and stubborn brand of baseball. Tuesday’s 5-3 win over the Red Sox at Rogers Centre wasn’t pretty, but we’re long past aesthetics here. The Blue Jays need wins any way they can find them, and with

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays would like to have a normal day at the ballpark Tuesday. No stoppages in play, no calls to New York, no rule books and no fourth outs. Monday’s ruling against the Red Sox, which allowed a Boston run to hit the board 15 minutes after

TORONTO -- Trey Yesavage underwent surgery on his left knee to repair his meniscus, cleaning up an injury he suffered recently in Houston. Even here in August, the Blue Jays aren’t closing the door on Yesavage returning in 2026, either. “He’s week to week. We’re not ruling him out for

TORONTO -- Jameson Taillon hit the 15-day injured list with right forearm tendinitis on Tuesday, a day after leaving his Blue Jays home debut early after just four innings. It is yet another blow to a rotation that cannot escape them. Taillon was cruising against the Red Sox, too, which

TORONTO -- Did that run count? How many outs were there? What the heck is a fourth out? What on earth just happened? For 15 minutes following the end of the top of the seventh of the Red Sox-Blue Jays series opener on Monday night at Rogers Centre, that’s what

TORONTO -- Jameson Taillon left his Blue Jays home debut early after just four innings with right forearm discomfort, yet another blow to a rotation that cannot escape them. Taillon was cruising against the Red Sox, too, which adds some salt to the wound. After a pair of walks in

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays are going to make this interesting, aren’t they? With another win Monday night, 2-1, to open their series against the Red Sox, the Blue Jays carried over some momentum from their recent 4-3 road trip. It’s still a steep hill to climb, given all of

HOUSTON -- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was out of the Blue Jays’ lineup for their 5-4 win in the series finale on Wednesday after he looked uncomfortable after running out a ground ball late in Tuesday’s game. Guerrero was still available off the bench and the Blue Jays are not considering

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HOUSTON -- The odds are stacked heavily against them, but the Blue Jays aren’t lying down following the Trade Deadline. Wednesday’s 5-4 win over the Astros in extra innings gave them a series win over the AL West leaders, powered by Ernie Clement’s 10th-inning blast. The Blue Jays still have

HOUSTON -- Trey Yesavage has been placed on the 15-day IL with left knee inflammation after he left Tuesday night’s game against the Astros during his warmup for the third inning. Most injuries feel surprising in the moment, but this one particularly so. Yesavage was throwing his usual warmup pitches

HOUSTON -- It was all going so well until manager John Schneider and the Blue Jays’ trainer bolted from the dugout before the bottom of the third inning. Once Trey Yesavage left the game early with left knee discomfort, the Blue Jays quickly crumbled against a stronger Astros team and

HOUSTON -- Trey Yesavage left Tuesday’s game in Houston with left knee discomfort, another blow to a Blue Jays team in need of some better breaks. He is scheduled to undergo an MRI Wednesday, and the Blue Jays will reevaluate then. Yesavage was throwing warmup pitches prior to the bottom