#toronto-blue-jays

#toronto-blue-jays

"Conservation is a team sport," says DeJong, "We need more players and now are hoping that naming these two animals after our beloved Blue Jays provides us with another way to get the community excited about two of our city's great passions - baseball and conservation."

It wasn't the news the Blue Jays were hoping to get regarding someone they considered to be a key piece to the back end of the rotation. The 35-year-old right hander had produced solid numbers in his 22 appearances for the 2025 Blue Jays. He posted a 3.86 ERA in 21 innings pitched. He gave up just 13 hits, while striking out 25 hitters. He produced a 1.190 WHIP and hitters only managed a .224 BABIP against him.

It's game recognizing game. Celebrating Black Managerial Excellence In The Majors. The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) is proud to announce that Dusty Baker, Cito Gaston, Willie Randolph, and Jerry Manuel will make up the 2025 Hall of Game Class, with Tony Reagins receiving the inaugural JL Wilkinson "Innovator" Award. Established by the in 2014, the Hall of Game honors former greats who played the game in the spirit and signature style that made Negro Leagues Baseball a fan favorite.

The Blue Jays open the season on Thursday, March 26 at home against the Athletics. After an off-day on Friday, the series resumes for two more games on Saturday and Sunday. The Colorado Rockies are in town for three games, before Toronto goes on the road for the first time, with a quick three game stop in Chicago to play the White Sox.

The Toronto Blue Jays made some drastic moves to upgrade their pitching staff at the trade deadline by adding former CY Young winner Shane Bieber and solid relievers Louis Varland and Seranthony Domínguez. It helped expand the Blue Jays' pitching depth by pushing everyone back a rung or two. But you can never have enough pitching depth, ever, and the Miami Marlins recently placed Cal Quantrill on outright waivers. Should the Blue Jays take a flyer on one of Canada's very own?

News: Eric Lauer will be available out of the #BlueJays' bullpen this weekend. "This is not a [permanent] move to the bullpen," John Schneider reiterated. This sounds like a flexible situation that could change week to week, but Lauer gets the first bump.- Keegan Matheson (@KeeganMatheson) August 20, 2025

The Toronto Blue Jays, for the most part, must be happy so far with the moves they made at the Trade Deadline. Veteran first baseman Ty France has seamlessly infused himself into the Jays' offensive lineup while reliever Louis Varland has become an integral part of their bullpen. More importantly, their biggest acquisition in former Cy Young winner Shane Bieber has looked great in his rehab outings and is set to make his debut for Toronto later this week.

Benches cleared in Pittsburgh after Tommy Pham bat flipped a walk, provoking an unexpected incident that resulted in a brief altercation but was quickly diffused.

The Blue Jays have signed pitching prospect Seo-jun Moon from South Korea, addressing their previous lack of pitching depth with a $1.5 million signing bonus.

The Blue Jays won both of their three game sets this week, taking care of the Cubs and the Rangers and going 4-2 overall. This week featured a little bit of everything we've seen from Toronto this season: Thrilling come from behind wins? Check (2-1 vs Chicago on Thursday, 6-5 vs Texas on Friday) Offensive explosions? Check (14-2 vs Texas on Saturday) Unexpected performances? Check (Myles Straw hitting two home runs) Dominant stretches from the rotation and the bullpen? Check (Scherzer throws seven innings of one run ball).

This tightly contested 5-4 victory at Dodgers Stadium may pivotally define the Blue Jays’ season, potentially marking a pivotal moment in their pursuit of success.

Shohei Ohtani hit his 41st home run of the season, tying him with Kyle Schwarber for the National League lead, and provided the Dodgers with a quick response to the early deficit.

After making his MLB debut on May 11, 2025, Braydon Fisher has emerged as one of the most reliable pitchers in the Toronto Blue Jays bullpen, with a remarkable 1.09 ERA.

Blake Snell delivered a dominant performance against the Toronto Blue Jays, achieving a season-high 10 strikeouts in five scoreless innings, helping secure a 9-1 win for the Dodgers.

Fernando Perez has established himself as a top performer with a 3.19 ERA over 87.1 innings, showcasing his talent in the Blue Jays' minor league system.

Kevin Gausman stands out due to his effective use of a two-pitch arsenal. He often throws his fastball low in the zone to set up his splitter, strategically manipulating hitter's expectations.