Toronto Blue Jays fans will be watching closely when Max Scherzer takes the mound to open the 2026 season. The veteran right-hander sits just 11 strikeouts shy of 3,500 for his career, placing him on the brink of one of the rarest milestones in MLB history.
Toronto Blue Jaysfirst basemanVladimir Guerrero Jr. has been phenomenal throughout his career in Major League Baseball. In his first seven years in the majors, Guerrero has slashed .288/.366/.495 with an OPS of .861, totaling 183 home runs and 591 RBIs in 975 career games.
The Toronto Blue Jays enter spring training with a lot of new faces and heightened excitement following a tremendous 2025 season. There is no doubt this roster is filled to the brim with talent, but that doesn't mean there aren't exciting prospects to keep an eye on.
The Blue Jays officially announced they’ve re-signed Max Scherzer to a one-year contract. The Boras Corporation client is reportedly guaranteed $3MM and can earn up to $10MM in incentives.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
Red Sox 7 Blue Jays 6 I know it is spring, but it would be nice to win occasionally. Cody Ponce threw 2 innings, allowed 4 hits, 1 earned with 2 strikeouts.
Exciting games don’t always end up in wins. On Monday afternoon, the Toronto Blue Jays played the Boston Red Sox, falling 7-6 thanks to a late two-run home run.
The Toronto Blue Jays' projected starting rotation for their upcoming campaign is equipped with veteran insurance, now that Max Scherzer is back on board.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The worst is over. The dog days of winter are behind us. The calendar has finally flipped to March. The weather is warming up ever so slightly. The Blue Jays play real baseball games that actually count at the end of the month.
Mad Max is back again. Max Scherzer, whose one-year, $3 million contract that includes innings-based incentives is expected to be officially announced on Tuesday, arrived at the Toronto Blue Jays’ player development complex in Dunedin, Fla., on Monday morning.
When the 2026 World Baseball Classic arrives later this week on March 5th, most of the spotlight will naturally fall on established MLB stars. That’s what the tournament is built for — the national stage, the best from around the world.
The Toronto Blue Jays entered spring training with confidence after navigating an aggressive offseason. Having signed notable free agents, including Kazuma Okamoto, Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce, the Blue Jays are gearing up for another race to the postseason.
Just like that, Ben Cowles’ tenure as a Toronto Blue Jay has come to an end. On Sunday evening, numerous sources reported that the Chicago Cubs have reclaimed Cowles off waivers, ending his tenure at 11 days.
The Toronto Blue Jays have a potential competition percolating when it comes to the final outfielder on their opening day roster. Anthony Santander is already out for most of the season after he had surgery on the labrum in his shoulder that limited him for most of the 2025 season.
The Toronto Blue Jays are coming off a season in which they finished one win short of a World Series title, and the club is using spring training to evaluate every part of the roster. Much of the core remains intact, but the infield still presents questions.
The Cubs have brought Ben Cowles back to Wrigleyville, as the team announced that the infielder has been claimed off waivers from the Blue Jays. In a corresponding move, right-hander Shelby Miller was moved to Chicago’s 60-day injured list. Miller underwent UCL and flexor surgery last October and will miss the 2026 season.
For the second time this Spring Training, the Toronto Blue Jays have tied a game. On Sunday afternoon, they played the Detroit Tigers for the second time this spring, with this game also ending in a tie just like the result last Wednesday.
Jays 4 Tigers 4 I know it is spring and all, but I’d like a win again, one day. But we were able to watch a bunch of minor league types (some of whom I had never heard of) Pitchers: Grant Rogers: 3 innings, no hits, no walks and 3 strikeouts.
There is no question who the man is in the Toronto Blue Jays clubhouse. He plays first base and, if his contract has anything to do with it, he’ll end his career north of the border.
Trey Yesavage enjoyed a meteoric rise in MLB, making his debut for the Toronto Blue Jays in the middle of September last year. The 21-year-old right-hander went on to deliver one of the greatest pitching performances for the franchise during the postseason.
As spring training gets underway and continues on, there are quite a few names to keep an eye on for Toronto Blue Jays fans. More specifically, there are a few key players to look out for as we dive deeper into Just Baseball’s Top 100 Prospect list.
Toronto Blue Jays star pitcher Shane Bieber is dealing with forearm fatigue, and the team is taking a cautious approach with the right-handed hurler. Bieber is expected to begin the season on the IL.