#toronto-blue-jays

#toronto-blue-jays

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is initiating a bidding process for an MLB expansion team in the city.

The Toronto Blue Jays acquired infielder Lenyn Sosa from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for prospect Jordan Rich and additional considerations.

George Springer fractured his toe, leading to his placement on the 10-day IL, requiring teammates to step up offensively for the Blue Jays.

George Springer suffered a fractured left big toe, impacting the Toronto Blue Jays' lineup significantly.

George Springer left the game with a fractured big toe, adding to the Blue Jays' injury woes.

Timing is crucial; Tyler Fitzgerald was optioned to Triple-A without playing for the Blue Jays after being acquired.

Davis Schneider made a significant impact in the Blue Jays' 9-7 win over the Brewers with a crucial hit in the ninth inning.

Toronto Blue Jays retain relievers Josh Fleming and Austin Voth on minor league deals to maintain pitching depth.

Toronto Blue Jays secured a 4-3 victory against the LA Dodgers, ending a six-game losing streak and clarifying a misunderstood celebration by Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Shane Bieber has been placed on the 60-day injured list due to elbow inflammation, impacting Toronto's roster and player acquisitions.

Hyeseong Kim scored twice, and Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto excelled, leading Los Angeles to a 4-1 victory over Toronto, marking the Blue Jays' sixth consecutive loss.

Max Scherzer remains an effective pitcher at 41, utilizing experience and refined skills to maintain success in Major League Baseball.

Max Scherzer was removed from a game due to forearm tendonitis, raising concerns about his health and future starts.

Max Scherzer left the game due to forearm tendinitis, raising concerns for Toronto's already injury-depleted starting rotation.

Max Scherzer was removed from the game after just two innings and 36 pitches, raising concerns for the Blue Jays' already thin rotation.

Kevin Gausman is recognized as a potential all-time great pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays by former player Kevin Pillar.

The Toronto Blue Jays signed 23-year-old pitcher Tomoya Kinjo from Japan's Independent Leagues.

The Toronto Blue Jays have signed Japanese pitcher Tomoya Kinjo, enhancing their pitching depth with his impressive four-pitch arsenal.