Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer appears to be on track to return from his thumb injury before the end of the month. In the meantime, Blue Jays manager John Schneider must cobble together a rotation.
After their loss to the Minnesota Twins on Sunday, the Toronto Blue Jays' four-game winning streak came to an end. However, despite the loss, Toronto has had a lot of success recently.
After Sunday’s game, the Toronto Blue Jays made a change to their 26-man roster. On Sunday evening, the team announced that they’ve recalled Spencer Turnbull from the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, optioning Paxton Schultz to make room.
The Toronto Blue Jays got a boost on the injury front today, with encouraging updates on Bo Bichette, Spencer Turnbull, and reliever Erik Swanson. The news comes as the club navigates the critical stretch it needs to capitalize on to stay competitive.
Veteran right-hander Spencer Turnbull made his organizational debut with the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday, tossing four innings of one-run ball in his first start at single-A Dunedin.
The Toronto Blue Jays took the initiative to add reinforcements to their pitching corps, as they added two names to the roster this past weekend. Along
Former Alabama baseball pitcher Spencer Turnbull, whose productive 2024 season with the Philadelphia Phillies was cut short last June, has a new MLB home.
On May 5, the Blue Jays officially signed ex-Phillie Spencer Turnbull. The move gives Toronto options as the season goes on, especially given the Blue Jays’ pitching woes in the back of their rotation.
The Toronto Blue Jays made some roster moves. On Monday morning, they officially signed Spencer Turnbull and José Ureña to major league deals, adding Ureña to the current 26-man roster and optioning Turnbull to the Florida Complex League.
The Jays have officially announced the signings of Jose Urena and Spencer Turnbull. They have moved Max Scherzer and Erik Swanson to the 60-day IL. Urena has been added to the Blue Jays roster, and Josh Walker has been optioned for Buffalo.
Early Saturday morning, the Toronto Blue Jays took steps to address their dire need for more starting pitching depth by signing both Spencer Turnbull and José Ureña to MLB deals.
Role-flexible free agent pitcher Spencer Turnbull has signed a major league deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, according to Ben Nicholson-Smith and Shi Davidi of Sportsnet.
The San Diego Padres are connected to a free agent pitcher who is currently available and could enhance an already strong pitching staff. Spencer Turnbull, who last pitched for the Philadelphia Phillies, was not signed during the offseason and remains available for any team to pick up.
A former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher is trying to get back into Major League Baseball as he still remains a free agent two weeks into the season. According
Starting pitching in MLB is the most important thing. That's why it's surprising that right-hander Spencer Turnbull, who pitched for the Philadelphia Phillies in 2024, remains on the market.
There are a lot of things that can briefly bring a Major League Baseball game to a halt. Weather, bees or perhaps even just a random fan that decides to make themselves a part of the action and runs on the field.
With the Philadelphia Phillies winning their second series in a row after beating the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 on Wednesday, they now get a day off before welcoming in the San Francisco Giants to start a six-game homestand.
Spencer Turnbull hasn't pitched against MLB hitters since June of 2021, but that all changed for Turnbull down in Lakeland, Florida on Thursday as he participated in his first spring training back with the team.
In the long history of MLB, 35 pitchers have thrown two or more no-hitters over the course of their careers. How many of the 35 can you name in six minutes?