The Toronto Blue Jays made a statement to the rest of the American League that they shouldn't be forgotten about in a division featuring the historic New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox.
As we get closer to prime fantasy baseball draft season, identifying fantasy baseball’s top sleeper and rebound targets is one of the keys to building a championship caliber roster.
With the Toronto Blue Jays having a successful 2025 campaign largely without the help of Anthony Santander, what does this mean for his future with the team?
Anthony Santander was the Toronto Blue Jays’ big addition in the 2024/25 off-season. This is Blue Jays Nation’s annual 40-man roster review ahead of the new season.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
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 played in one of the best World Series in recent memory against the Los Angeles Dodgers, but the result wasn't what they had in mind.
The Toronto Blue Jays made 19 selections at the 2025 MLB Draft after forfeiting their second-round pick as compensation for signing Anthony Santander in free agency the winter before.
What if I told you the Blue Jays had a Kyle Schwarber/Pete Alonso-esque deal under their nose for a 40-plus home run hitter that required little effort to pull off?
The Toronto Blue Jays took a big swing last offseason, signing Anthony Santander away from the Baltimore Orioles. The All-Star outfielder was expensive, landing a five-year, $92.5 million commitment from the 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.
It’s not a stretch to say year one of Anthony Santander’s five-year contract has been a DI-SAS-TER (everyone do their best impression of Michelle from The Valley, here) for the Blue Jays.
The Toronto Blue Jays will have to complete a series comeback without the services of one notable hitter. Toronto announced on Thursday that they have removed outfielder Anthony Santander from their ALCS roster due to an injury.
The Toronto Blue Jays are making some changes to the ALCS roster. Prized offseason free agent Anthony Santander is heading back to the IL, this time with a lumbar spine injury, which means his season is over as he is not eligible to return for the World Series (had he been healthy by then).
Anthony Santander has been removed from the Toronto Blue Jays' postseason roster prior to tonight's ALCS Game 4 and replaced by outfielder Joey Loperfido.
The Toronto Blue Jays are removing outfielder Anthony Santander from their postseason roster. Santander was the Blue Jays’ biggest offseason acquisition, and since he is not eligible for the World Series, his dismal first season with Toronto is over.
Toronto Blue Jays left fielder Anthony Santander was scratched from the lineup in Game 2 of the American League Division Series against the Seattle Mariners on Monday with back tightness.
The timing couldn’t be better for the playoff-bound Toronto Blue Jays to get slugging outfielder/DH Anthony Santander back in the lineup. While no decisions
The Toronto Blue Jays signed outfielder Anthony Santander to a five-year, $92.5 million contract this past offseason, and it hasn’t really worked out the way they’d planned so far.
The waiting ended on Thursday night in Buffalo. Injured Toronto Blue Jays slugger Anthony Santander finally took live at-bats. A home run followed. Toronto hopes it is a sign of things to come.
The Toronto Blue Jays have a chance to win their first division title since 2015, but there are two key obstacles. One is the New York Yankees, and the other is the Boston Red Sox.
The Toronto Blue Jays (80–59) have surpassed expectations in 2025, entering Wednesday in first place in the AL East with a 2.5-game lead over the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.
The Toronto Blue Jays (71-51) have managed to stay competitive this season despite dealing with injuries and roster setbacks. Although the team has navigated