TORONTO -- Get George Springer some oxygen. The Blue Jays’ leadoff man turned what should have been a bloop single into a full trip around the bases in the bottom of the first during Monday night's 2-1 win over the Mets at Rogers Centre thanks to some help from Juan

TORONTO -- Wonderful things can happen when you don’t rush to give up the first run of the ballgame. The Blue Jays finally flipped that script and struck first against the Mets Monday thanks to Juan Soto, who whiffed on a bouncing ball from George Springer which allowed Springer to

TORONTO – In another life, just inches away from this one, Monday night could have been the final ring ceremony. Bo Bichette, back in town for the first time with his Mets, could have stood and waved through an ovation so long that it delayed the first pitch. Vladimir Guerrero

TORONTO -- Addison Barger’s rehab has been set back by a new injury, as a recent MRI revealed a stress reaction in his back, which will shut Barger down for multiple weeks. Barger had been rehabbing from right elbow inflammation recently and was nearing a rehab assignment, but he travelled

TORONTO -- Ernie Clement is your starting second baseman for the American League in the 2026 All-Star Game, another remarkable moment in his unlikely rise to stardom. Clement led all American League players with 3,232,932 votes in Phase 1, meaning he’ll bypass Phase 2 of voting entirely and start at

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TORONTO -- The Blue Jays were up against the Astros Wednesday night and, at times, themselves. The 3-1 loss, much like their loss Tuesday night in extra innings, could have gone differently at so many points, but a pair of ugly plays late in the game will dominate the discourse

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays could use some power and timely hitting. Down in Triple-A, there’s a prospect with 20 home runs next to their name. You do the math. Sean Keys has become the Blue Jays’ best story in the upper levels, carrying his red-hot start from Double-A up

TORONTO -- Ernie Clement was out of the Blue Jays’ starting lineup in Tuesday's 9-7 11-inning loss against the Astros as he deals with a minor hip issue.

TORONTO -- No matter how close the Blue Jays get to a winning record, that carrot just keeps dangling inches out of their grasp. Tuesday’s 9-7 loss to the Astros was their most frustrating trip to the doorstep yet, an 11-inning battle that the Blue Jays had countless opportunities to

TORONTO -- Right around now, as June tumbles into July, you can start to feel the Trade Deadline in the air. Everything becomes attached to it. The Deadline hangs on the horizon as a sense of hope for every problem your team might have. Every prospect's success story becomes a

TORONTO -- Back to .500 once more, the Blue Jays finally have another opportunity to get their heads back above water. This team hasn’t had a winning record since April 3, but with most of their injury woes behind them and some momentum coming out of Monday’s 4-2 win over

TORONTO -- Ernie Clement leading the American League in All-Star voting is only surprising if you live on the other side of the border. The man could run for Prime Minister tomorrow – he’s one of Canada’s favorite athletes and has now been launched into superstardom. After passing Astros slugger

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BOSTON -- With a sweep of the Red Sox, the Blue Jays looked like the better team for all 27 innings this week at Fenway Park and have themselves back within one game of .500.

BOSTON -- Is that Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s music? Finally, after a month stuck in the yard, Guerrero launched his fourth home run of the season, a Statcast-projected 410-foot rocket over the Green Monster at Fenway Park.

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BOSTON -- Nothing about Wednesday night was "Plan A" for the Blue Jays, but what about this season has been? Scheduled starter Max Scherzer hit the IL on Wednesday afternoon just hours prior to first pitch, leaving the Blue Jays to lean on yet another bullpen game led by opener

BOSTON -- Just hours before Max Scherzer was scheduled to make a crucial start against the Red Sox at Fenway Park on Wednesday, the Blue Jays placed the veteran starter back on the IL with back spasms. This is Scherzer’s second trip to the IL this season after he previously

BOSTON -- Is it finally time for Shane Bieber to make his 2026 debut? Well, it depends. Bieber made his fifth rehab start on Wednesday afternoon with Triple-A Buffalo, throwing 80 pitches over five innings. The line wasn’t sharp, with five runs on seven hits, four walks and a pair

BOSTON -- Back where it all began, Davis Schneider finally looked like himself again. Half of Schneider’s identity has been missing this season, leaving him a lopsided hitter. He’s a master of the strike zone, which has never left. Even when the Blue Jays optioned him to Triple-A in late

BOSTON -- These are the simple nights the Blue Jays need, when they roll into town and beat a team they should beat. The Blue Jays looked like the better team in all aspects of Tuesday’s 6-1 win over the Red Sox at Fenway Park, with Dylan Cease outdueling Payton

BOSTON -- It had been 706 days since Ricky Tiedemann last climbed a mound and threw a pitch. No, not in a bullpen, not in a pitching lab and not to a hitter wearing the same colors as him. A real, live game where they keep the score. Finally, it

TORONTO -- It’s never too early, is it? The early months of the Blue Jays’ season have been widely imperfect, defined more by injuries and cold starts from star players than any sort of forward momentum. These coming weeks are Toronto's opportunity to choose a direction, and given the state