Nathan Lukes was one of the most compelling stories from the Blue Jays' 2025 season. Drafted by the Cleveland Guardians in 2015, Lukes did not make his major league debut until 2023, when he played in 29 games for the Blue Jays. In 2024, he spent most of his time in the minors thanks to a pesky thumb injury, but he did make 22 MLB appearances.
According to Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet, the Blue Jays plan for their starters are Dylan Cease, Eric Lauer, Cody Ponce, and Max Scherzer from Tuesday through Saturday. Now, that doesn't mean he can't come in during the middle of one of those games, but the point is, the Blue Jays want to take it slow with Yesavage after his unprecedented rise to the majors last season.
With Yimi Garcia not expected to make the Opening Day roster and some questionable Rule 5 arms vying for a spot, adding some more depth is something the Jays should consider. While there won't be any eye-catching names left on the open market, there are some veterans the team can turn to if the right deal materializes.
With that, it ultimately concludes what has turned out to be a brutal 2025-26 campaign for Tanev and the Maple Leafs where he had spent more time on the sidelines than on the ice. The 36-year-old defenseman had missed almost two months of action earlier in the season due to a concussion. Following his return in late December, Tanev would subsequently suffer another groin injury just a few days later and had been on the injured reserve ever since.
The architectural proposal organizes new construction and heritage structures into a cohesive campus, establishing visual and physical connections between the city and Lake Ontario. By consolidating the five existing Pods, the Cinesphere, and the new building into a unified spatial framework, the design reinforces the waterfront's civic identity while reinterpreting Ontario Place's original ambition as a landscape for public learning, innovation, and recreation.
