Another potential Bo Bichette suitor has reportedly entered the chat. The superstar infielder, who remains one of the top unsigned free-agent hitters, plans to meet with the Philadelphia Phillies in the “coming days,” reports Matt Gelb and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.
The Toronto Blue Jays enter the 2026 season looking for vengeance after coming so close to winning the World Series. A few outs away from securing a ring should provide a fire under the team, and it’s been noticeable this winter in the way that the front office has been spending in free agency.
The Toronto Blue Jays are aiming to replicate their success from last year as spring training for the 2026 MLB season approaches, and one player in particular is looking to carry over that momentum.
Former Toronto Blue Jays star Bo Bichette is one of the biggest names available on the MLB free agent market. His chances of returning to Toronto took a hit after the signing of Japanese star Kazuma Okamoto.
The New York Yankees have yet to make a big move in the offseason, and time is running out. It sounds like they may be shifting their focus in attempts to make a splash.
The Toronto Blue Jays should deploy Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to bat second in their lineup when the 2026 season starts — even if he would prefer to hit third. Much has been made over the years of Guerrero’s stats when hitting different places in the lineup.
The Blue Jays and outfielder Daulton Varsho have avoided arbitration, reports Joel Sherman of The New York Post. Varsho will make $10.75MM this year in his final season of club control.
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.
It has been a very successful winter for the Toronto Blue Jays so far, and the team has positioned themselves well in the American League. However, should they be considered the team to beat?
Toronto Blue Jays outfielder George Springer has made a very successful career for himself in Major League Baseball. In 12 big-league seasons, Springer has hit .266 with 293 home runs and 796 RBIs, and he has stolen 120 bases.
The Toronto Blue Jays had plenty of prospects who broke out in 2025. From Trey Yesavage, to Gage Stanifer, to Johnny King, and others, the Blue Jays farm system went from one of the worst in the league to middle of the pack.
The Toronto Blue Jays have had a terrific offseason. While other teams have stood by and watched free agents come off the board, the Blue Jays aggressive moves have put them in an excellent position for 2026.
The newest Toronto Blue Jays had his introductory press conference on Tuesday. This is Blue Jays Nation’s annual 40-man roster review ahead of the new season.
The Toronto Blue Jays don’t appear to be done this off-season. On the pitching side of things, they’ve signed Dylan Cease, Cody Ponce, and Tyler Rogers, while recently also signing Kazuma Okamoto to play third base, first base, and even some outfield.
The Toronto Blue Jays have been linked all offseason to some of the top free agents on the market, and with the calendar now turning to 2026, things are starting to heat up.
The Toronto Blue Jays have a big question mark in their rotation. This is Blue Jays Nation’s annual 40-man roster review ahead of the new season. If you missed the most recent article, we looked at Dylan Cease.
After watching Trey Yesavage pitch during the playoffs a mere two months ago, it is unfathomable that this young man is a rookie, still technically considered a prospect.
Addition may also mean subtraction if the Toronto Blue Jays continue adding to next season’s position-player group. As long as Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker
The Toronto Blue Jays have been incredibly aggressive this offseason as they look to improve their 2025 reserve world champion roster and fill the few gaps that ultimately kept them from taking home their first title in over 30 years.
The Blue Jays had already been one of the sport’s most aggressive teams before signing NPB star Kazuma Okamoto to a four-year, $60MM contract over the weekend.
The Toronto Blue Jays added a key piece to their offseason plans with the signing of Kazuma Okamoto. Toronto signed Okamoto to a four-year, $60 million contract with a $5 million signing bonus.