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Rico has kept score at the Dome since before it had a different name, and he still can't shake the habit of tracking every pitch.
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The front office has a history of flirting with top-tier talent, but if they want to rebound from a last-place finish, they need to be the high bidder for MLB's premier free agent.
With a rotation featuring several young arms and injuries, Toronto considers elite options like Tarik Skubal and veteran returns.
With a lockout looming and a thin free-agent market, Toronto cannot afford to hesitate while the trade market for elite pitching evaporates.
The World Series champions' aggressive approach to roster turnover and budget management provides a stark contrast to safe baseball.
As the Rays and Brewers battle in the 2026 World Series, Toronto needs to stop mimicking big spenders and start stealing the efficiency model of these two juggernauts.
Former NL MVP Joey Votto offers a simple mechanical fix for Vladimir Guerrero Jr., but the real battle is in the mind.
Opinion: In a season defined by disappointment, Max Scherzer's dominant final outing at the Rogers Centre proved that the old dog still has the tricks to haunt hitters.
MLB insider Ben Nicholson-Smith suggests a spending spree is coming, but the real question is whether Toronto will move on from popular faces to fix the lineup.
MLB insider Adnan Virk examines whether Guerrero Jr.'s struggles were a one-time event as Toronto's postseason hopes vanish.
A blowout loss to Detroit and a sliding standings position reveal a team unraveling at the worst possible moment.
Opinion: Treating a superstar like a failing project is a dangerous game that could lead to a total collapse.
Kazuma Okamoto has hit a milestone mark, but for a Blue Jays squad chasing a Wild Card spot, the rookie's power is more than just a stat line.
A career-best night from Kazuma Okamoto helps Toronto move to 72-71 and claim a tie for the final AL Wild Card spot.
Toronto opts for Sean Keys over Robert Jr., raising concerns about offensive production against left-handed pitching.
Opinion: After dominating Seattle, it's clear that Cease is finally pitching like the centerpiece the Blue Jays need to survive a postseason run.
Nathan Lukes provided the fireworks, but a collective effort from the relief corps proved the Blue Jays can stifle any offense when the arms align.
With Shane Bieber hitting the IL just as the wild-card race intensifies, Toronto's pitching depth is facing a critical stress test.
Dylan Cease dominated through six innings, while Nathan Lukes provided key offensive sparks in Toronto's 4-3 victory.
New York secures 3-1 victory behind Spencer Jones' home run and a strong start from Cam Schlittler.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. drove in a run in his first at-bat during his MLB rehab assignment with the Dunedin Blue Jays.
A late-inning surge from Tampa Bay exposes Toronto's inability to hold a lead, turning a competitive contest into a frustrating defeat.
By eclipsing Eric Hinske's long-standing mark, Kazuma Okamoto isn't just chasing history—he's changing the expectations for slugging newcomers in Toronto.
Forget the flashy numbers; the Blue Jays are leaning into a 'grind-it-out' philosophy sparked by Bateman's grit.
The Blue Jays are searching for a playoff path, but the question remains whether Vladimir Guerrero Jr. needs to peak for the club to survive.
Opinion: We keep obsessing over Vladimir Guerrero Jr. finding his superstar form, but the real story is whether Toronto can grind their way into the postseason through collective effort.
A public prediction record for Rico Alvarez’s calls is coming soon.