First Base may not be the first position the Blue Jays target when it comes to the current free agent class. After all, they did sign Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
The Toronto Blue Jays’ front office is notoriously firm in its valuations of players when pursuing free agents and exploring contract extensions. President
The Toronto Blue Jays head into the offseason looking to find a way to improve after a run to the World Series and coming within two outs of claiming their first championship in over three decades.
The Toronto Blue Jays made a transaction on Tuesday evening. Ahead of the 6:00 PM ET deadline to add Rule 5 eligible players to the 40-man roster, it was announced by the team that they added former Top 100 prospect Ricky Tiedemann.
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The top free agent this off-season is Kyle Tucker. As you can imagine, the Toronto Blue Jays are in on the 28-year-old. Not just that, but ESPN’s Jeff Passan noted that rival executives believe the Blue Jays are the favourites to land the outfielder.
Bo Bichette will officially hit the open market. As expected, the Toronto Blue Jays’ cornerstone infielder declined the $22.05 million qualifying offer to become a free agent.
Bleacher Report came out with their Top 25 free agents and their predicted contracts and landing spots. Two of those free agents within the Top 10 have been predicted to go to the Toronto Blue Jays.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Last off-season, the Toronto Blue Jays’ big splash was Anthony Santander. The switch-hitting outfielder was coming off a season where he hit 44 home runs in 665 plate appearances with the Baltimore Orioles.
When was the last time the Toronto Blue Jays were considered a favourite for the top free agent? Sure, they were finalists for both Shohei Ohtani and Rōki Sasaki, and were in the hunt for Juan Soto.
There were many missed opportunities and what-ifs for the Toronto Blue Jays as they wrapped up their season in early November. Perhaps one of the most curious hypotheticals is whether the bench depth would have changed the face of the World Series in the Blue Jays’ favour.
2024 was George Springer’s fourth season with the Blue Jays, after signing a six-year $150 million contract. And, ummm, it wasn’t a very good season. Since 2022 his bWAR had been falling, from 4.2 to 2.0 to 1.1.
The Blue Jays are bound to add a few relief pitchers this offseason as they look to improve on their middle-of-the-pack bullpen from a year ago. One particular area of need is left-handed relief, with Mason Fluharty, Brendon Little, Justin Bruihl, and starter/long man Eric Lauer as the only relief options on the 40-man roster.
One of the biggest talking points since Game 7 of the World Series for the Blue Jays has been the role of the closer. Ross Atkins, in his end-of-season press conference, stated that Jeff Hoffman is not “married” to the closer role and was open to whatever helped the team win.
The Baseball Hall of Fame released its ballot for the Class of 2026 on Monday, and two former Toronto Blue Jays stars are on it. Former pitcher Mark Buehrle, who pitched for the Blue Jays from 2013 to 2015, returns to the ballot for the sixth time.
The Toronto Blue Jays had a stellar offense in 2025. They led the MLB in hits (1,461), batting average (.265), and on-base percentage (.333). They were an unstoppable force, fueling them to the World Series.
The Toronto Blue Jays fell just one win short of capturing their first World Series title in over three decades, suffering a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Toronto Blue Jays are among the teams with interest in free agent closer Raisel Iglesias, reports Francys Romero. That’s a logical fit with Toronto on the hunt for a late-game arm.
The Blue Jays are targeting high-leverage relievers, reports Mitch Bannon of The Athletic. Free agent Edwin Díaz appears to be one possibility, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.