Toronto Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro reacted to Vancouver’s MLB expansion bid, expressing support for growing baseball in Canada as talks continue.
The Toronto Blue Jays made a roster move involving George Springer and Eloy Jimenez ahead of their matchup with the Boston Red Sox, adjusting the lineup before first pitch.
Max Scherzer opened up on his injury setback after being placed on the IL, as the Toronto Blue Jays continue to struggle with rotation injuries.
Jeff Hoffman tuvo que ser honesto y no quiere confrontaciones para no afectar lo que ha sido un duro momento para él y la temporada de los Toronto Blue Jays donde no han tenido buenos resultados.
Max Scherzer had a rough outing that many linked to his reported forearm weakness and ongoing tendinitis. However, he moved to clarify the situation himself, while John Schneider remains confident that the veteran can bounce back.
Kevin Gausman emerges as a surprising Blue Jays trade deadline candidate as Toronto’s early-season struggles raise questions about its direction.
John Schneider watched what unfolded with Jeff Hoffman against the Diamondbacks, where he took over but the team still lost, and the manager’s response afterward was enough to raise some eyebrows.
John Schneider continues trying to explain what’s going wrong with the Toronto Blue Jays, and this time pointed to a specific issue at the plate that has contributed to their struggles and current 7-11 hole.
George Springer, who is currently dealing with a toe fracture, may have a clearer return date than Toronto Blue Jays fans expected, with his comeback to the lineup potentially just days away.
Max Scherzer is one of those veterans whose words carry weight, and with the Toronto Blue Jays off to a slow start, he didn’t hesitate to acknowledge the team’s struggles while trying to lift the clubhouse’s mindset.
In a self-critical message, Max Scherzer didn’t hesitate to take the blame after a disastrous outing against the Minnesota Twins, where the Toronto Blue Jays watched their veteran pitcher completely lose control.
Daulton Varsho said no, he will not change his walk-up song, and he has a very strong reason for it. For him, it’s not just any song; it carries a deeper connection away from the Toronto Blue Jays.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is trying to lift his teammates’ spirits following George Springer’s injury, which adds to the Toronto Blue Jays’s growing list of absences, delivering not just a message, but something closer to a warning.
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