Transitioning from Nippon Professional Baseball to Major League Baseball presents many challenges, as Japanese superstar Kazuma Okamoto has discovered since his inaugural campaign in North America began nearly six weeks ago.
Known for his defence and power hitting, Daulton Varsho has been lacking in both regards so far in 2026. With his contract expiring after this season, is it time for the Toronto Blue Jays to move on, or is there more in the tank?
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is the $500 million man in Toronto. He’s the highest-paid player in Blue Jays history, the face of the franchise, and likely to end his career atop all the organization’s offensive leaderboards.
Some things appear clear when it comes to Baseball Hall of Fame voting. The PED guys aren’t going to get in, or at least the hitters, and the rubric for starting pitchers has to be reconstructed on the fly.
In hindsight, it's hard to argue with the results of the Toronto Blue Jays' moves as part of the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline. After all, that's what tends to happen when you win the American League pennant and come two outs away from winning the World Series.
This past Sunday, the Toronto Blue Jays dropped the series finale against the Minnesota Twins, earning a series split. However, the biggest storyline from this game involved Tyler Heineman.
Former Scotland and Edinburgh captain Jamie Rithie is set to join Glasgow Warriors at the end of the season after a year in the Top 14 with Perpignan, according to the BBC.
The Toronto Blue Jays’ road struggles continued Monday night, as their difficulties at Tropicana Field resurfaced in a 5–1 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. The result not only affected their current standing but also reinforced a long-standing trend in St.
Blue Jays 1 Rays 5 That was a very frustrating game. The Jays had ten hits, but just one extra base hit, a double by Yohendrick Piñango. It is hard to have 10 hits and only get one run.
Speed is more important than ever in MLB with recent rule changes promoting stolen bases. These were the 25 fastest players for the 2026 season, as recorded by the Statcast sprint speed metric.
Lately, it’s been two steps forward, one step back for the Toronto Blue Jays. After splitting their weekend series with the Minnesota Twins, the Blue Jays went south to face the Tampa Bay Rays for the first time this season.
Before Monday’s game against the Tampa Bay Rays, ‘Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider provided an update on the status of numerous injured Blue Jays.
The Toronto Blue Jays entered the year hoping to recapture some of that same World Series magic, but so far things have yet to come together. When things don't get off to the best start, a number of reasons can always be pointed to, but for Toronto, injuries have been the main problem.
For the first time this season, the Toronto Blue Jays face an American League East opponent on the road. They’ve been playing better the past two weeks, and they’ll have to continue that into a three-game series against the Tampa Bay Rays.
There is a whole mess of injury news this afternoon: George Springer hit some pitches and says he ‘feels great’. He isn’t starting today, but he’ll be available off the bench and should start tomorrow.
The Toronto Blue Jays took two of four games from the Twins in their last series. The final game of the series got away from the Blue Jays early on and ultimately they lost 4-3.
Blue Jays starting pitcher Jose Berrios was expected to be one of the key pieces in manager John Schneider's rotation during the 2026 season. However, a stress fracture in his elbow sidelined him for the beginning of the year.
Toronto Blue Jays right-handed slugger George Springer’s season has not gone according to plan. Now in the final year of his six year, $150 million contract signed in 2021, Springer remains an important piece of Toronto’s lineup every day.
The fact that the Toronto Blue Jays are a pair of games under .500 is more than respectable after the roster had been dismantled by injuries. However, the ballclub could easily be above that barrier right now, injured or not.
The Toronto Blue Jays are starting to find their rhythm, riding a recent stretch in which they’ve won six of their last 10 games. They’ve managed that surge despite playing shorthanded through much of April and into May, most notably without catcher Alejandro Kirk.
Kazuma Okamoto signed a four-year, $60MM deal with the Blue Jays this offseason after a long tenure as one of Japan’s top sluggers. Compared to Munetaka Murakami and Tatsuya Imai, whose deals with the White Sox and Astros were well below industry expectations, Okamoto’s contract was roughly in line with MLBTR’s four-year, $64MM prediction.