The Toronto Blue Jays used a total of 16 outfielders in 2026; of those outfielders, nine were left-handed batters. Now, with the free-agent pool not as strong as in other seasons, the market for batters may push them toward shorter-term deals, especially with the new CBA yet to be finalized.
Today marks Chris Colabello’s 43rd birthday. The Blue Jays claimed Chris Colabello off waivers from the Twins before the 2015 season. During his two years with Minnesota, he posted a .214/.284/.364 line with 13 home runs in 114 games.
Do you remember Bowden Francis? No, not the one who ended up collapsing in 2025 with an unsustainable regression due to his injuries. I want to go back to the version of Francis when he was healthy and became a surprising force in the Toronto Blue Jays’ rotation, especially since he was moved into the starting rotation in early August 2024.
It’s been a long time since the Toronto Blue Jays have had a closer as dominant as Louis Varland. The team has had some solid closers over the years, such as Jordan Romano for the early portion of the 2020s, as well as Ken Giles for a couple of years.
The Toronto Blue Jays have plenty of work to do this offseason following a disappointing 2026 campaign, but few additions could change their outlook for 2027 quite like Tarik Skubal.
The Blue Jays sent eight prospects to the Mesa Solar Sox for the Arizona Fall League. The eight are there for different reasons: to make up for lost time due to injury, to learn a new position, to tinker with swing adjustments, and to refine their mechanics.
The Toronto Blue Jays have plenty to think about this offseason, and pitching should be near the top of the list. But what if one of their more interesting options isn’t a starting pitcher?
One year ago, on Oct. 23, the Toronto Blue Jays made their final preparations before Game 1 of the World Series. They clinched the American League Pennant after a thrilling series victory over the Seattle Mariners.
It was a tale of two halves for Toronto Blue Jays’ second baseman Ernie Clement. After setting the all-time record for most postseason hits in 2025, Clement picked up where he left off in the first half of the season, only to struggle down the stretch.
The Toronto Blue Jays were forced to rely heavily on their bullpen to get through the 2026 season. With a starting rotation that felt like it was dealing
Louis Varland’s 2026 dominance is receiving national recognition. On Thursday, Varland was named to The Sporting News American League All-Star Team as the relief pitcher. Across 71 games this season with the Toronto Blue Jays, Varland went 5-6 with a 1.27 ERA and a 1.00 WHIP.
On Tuesday, I looked at historical comps to Vladimir Guerrero jr.’s miserable 2026 season. The takeaway was that this kind of collapse is rare, occurring
Sometimes, the most interesting baseball stories have very little to do with baseball. Alejandro Kirk has given Toronto Blue Jays fans one of those stories this offseason, and I think it’s worth your attention.
After a magical run to the World Series in 2025, the Toronto Blue Jays’ offence just didn’t pull its weight in 2026. A large part of that falls on underperformance
The Toronto Blue Jays could pursue a starting pitcher in free agency to strengthen their rotation in 2027, especially because there are still some questions surrounding the status of pitchers such as Max Scherzer and Shane Bieber, as it is not yet known whether they will return.
Former Edinburgh stalwart Jamie Ritchie will make his Glasgow Warriors debut this weekend after being named at blindside flanker for Saturday's URC clash with Benetton in Treviso.
The Toronto Blue Jays were expected to have one of the best pitching rotations in Major League Baseball entering the 2026 season, one season after their trip to the 2025 World Series.
Jake Bloss is hoping to use the Arizona Fall League to get him back on track. After injuries derailed much of the past two seasons for Bloss, he headed
Toronto Blue Jays fans might do a double take when they see that Tyler Rogers will earn $12 million in 2027. He’ll turn 36 in December, and the Blue Jays are coming off a disappointing season in which they finished 79-83 and missed the playoffs.
The Blue Jays’ 5-1 loss to the Cardinals on August 2 dropped Toronto to 52-60, the kind of record that usually would’ve made a team a clear seller heading