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Toronto
fromBlueJaysNation
3 days ago

Blue Jays: Why Kevin Gausman should be the Opening Day starter in 2026

Kevin Gausman's 2025 durability, innings workload, and solid underlying metrics justify his role as the Blue Jays' Opening Day starter.
fromJays Journal
2 weeks ago

Should the Blue Jays reunite with Chris Bassitt or Max Scherzer this offseason?

Without question Scherzer has the more impressive accolades to date, being an eight-time All-Star and three time Cy Young winner. With a lifetime 221-117 record, along with a stellar 3.22 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, 3489 strikeouts in 2963 total innings, he his a surefire Hall of Famer when he eventually retires. However, health has been an issue for him during the past couple of years, as Scherzer hasn't appeared in more than 17 games in a season since 2023.
Toronto
Major League Baseball
fromBlueJaysNation
2 months ago

Blue Jays 2025 free agent target - Framber Valdez

The Blue Jays could pursue Framber Valdez, a durable left-handed innings-eater coming off consistent seasons and strong playoff workload, to bolster their rotation.
Chicago Cubs
fromCubsinsider
3 weeks ago

Cubs, Colin Rea Agree to Restructured One-Year Deal -

Colin Rea signed a restructured deal with the Cubs for $6.5 million in 2026 with a $6.5 million club option in 2027, providing low-cost rotation insurance.
Toronto
fromBlueJaysNation
4 weeks ago

Should the Blue Jays bring back Max Scherzer?

The Blue Jays should re-sign 41-year-old Max Scherzer for another year due to his postseason impact, leadership, and experience despite increasing durability concerns.
Washington Nationals
fromDistrict on Deck
2 months ago

What can the Nationals expect out of Andrew Alvarez going forward?

Andrew Alvarez is a durable, control-focused starter who showed promising MLB potential and could serve as an affordable bridge in the Nationals' rotation.
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