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10 hours agoBlue Jays grades at the quarter mark: Relief pitchers
Blue Jays relievers show strong run prevention with elite FIP and xFIP, led by Louis Varland and Tyler Rogers early in the season.
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8 months agoDefining the Blue Jays' circle of trust in the bullpen
Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen struggles with a 5.64 ERA, despite some promising individual performances and potential reinforcements on the way.
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1 month agoBlue Jays reliever has been exceptional in his efficiency this season
Tyler Rogers has emerged as a key reliever for the Toronto Blue Jays, showcasing impressive performance in the 2026 season.
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5 months agoLouis Varland and Tyler Rogers experience their first Opening Day with the Blue Jays: "I am glad to be a part of this team"
Toronto Blue Jays strengthened their roster with key pitching signings and a new bullpen addition for the 2026 season.
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2 months agoBlue Jays reliever Tyler Rogers joins Team USA at the World Baseball Classic
Tyler Rogers joins Team USA for their quarterfinal matchup against Team Canada, bringing elite bullpen credentials and a dominant groundball-inducing pitching style to strengthen the relief corps.
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2 months agoBlue Jays reliever could play important role in knocking out Canada from WBC
Canada faces USA in World Baseball Classic quarterfinal with Toronto Blue Jays reliever Tyler Rogers joining Team USA, creating intrigue around his performance against his new team's home country.
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1 year agoHow the Blue Jays could deploy Tyler Rogers in 2026
Rogers is atypical of a modern reliever in many ways. He doesn't throw hard, averaging 83.5 m.p.h. with his sinker and 74.1 m.p.h. with his slider last season. Both were the slowest of their kind in MLB. Because he doesn't have electric stuff by way of velocity or movement, he doesn't strike batters out. Rogers' 16.1% strikeout rate ranked in the eighth percentile. And of course, the strangest aspect of all is his minus-61-degree arm angle, the lowest in baseball by far. (Hoby Milner's minus-4-degree slot is the second lowest, and the only other to come in at a negative angle.)
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