Ohhh yeah those filled-in letters do look weird

these navy and orange Tigers jerseys are 10/10 for me

my read is they like the power there

Jays prospect Juan Sanchez is joining the Dunedin Blue Jays at Class A today as reported by Keegan Matheson

18-year-old posted a 1.004 OPS in the Dominican Summer League last year

Tigers sign Kevin McGonigle to an eight-year, $150 million extension per team.

Deal begins next year, covers the 2027-2034 seasons. Buys out three free agent years. Escalators could bring value of deal to $160 million.

Lenyn Sosa active for Blue Jays; Tyler Fitzgerald optioned

Blue Jays acquire infielder Lenyn Sosa from the White Sox for 18-year-old OF Jordan Rich and a PTBNL or cash.

Shane Bieber moved to the 60-day IL to make 40-man space.

Which injured Blue Jays are closest to returning? Given the Blue Jays' bevy of injuries right now, they can use all the help they can get. Ben Nicholson-Smith takes a look at when players will return and how Toronto will cope in the meantime.

10 Blue Jays on the IL, $100 million in payroll.

From Springer & Yesavage to Bieber & Santander let's look at how close they are to returning... www.sportsnet.ca/mlb/article/...

George Springer tells me & @thehazelmae.bsky.social he was planning to take his next AB yesterday but an x-ray revealed a fracture & team told him no

"I want to play, so if I can feel good to go I’m going to try. I’ll leave that up to Schneids & the staff but I’m going to try to push the envelope”

Blue Jays vs. Brewers probables:

Tuesday: Kevin Gausman vs. Jacob Misiorowski
Wednesday: Dylan Cease vs. TBA
Thursday: Patrick Corbin vs. TBA

Eloy Jiménez officially selected to Jays’ roster. He’s active today.

Springer to 10-day IL.

Eric Lauer: "Losing George is going to be a big one. We're definitely going to miss his bat."

Expects Springer to continue supporting Blue Jays teammates while his toe heals.

When it comes to replacing George Springer, the Blue Jays' AAA position players include:

Eloy Jiménez (R)
Yohendrick Pinango (L)
Jonatan Clase (S)
Riley Tirotta (R)
Charles McAdoo (R)
RJ Schreck (L)
Josh Kasevich (R)

Only Clase is on the 40-man, but Jays have an open spot.

George Springer has a fractured left big toe per Blue Jays

Myles Straw on deck slated to pinch hit for George Springer here

Eric Lauer feels much better. Just a day off for Okamoto. Schneider looking for a way to get Fitzgerald into a game soon if possible.

Max Scherzer all set to start tomorrow as planned with a “pretty normal” workload expected per John Schneider.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with doubles clocked at 112.6 mph & 115.7 mph tonight

Nine runs for the Blue Jays, a new season high...

Joe Mantiply has quietly struck out seven of the 12 hitters he's faced since joining the Blue Jays last weekend.

First big-league home run for Brandon Valenzuela, who gives the Blue Jays the lead with a no-doubter to right field.

sounds like a max of approx. 90 pitches for Patrick Corbin tonight vs. Twins

As Alejandro Kirk recovers, he’ll do “a lot of” his work at the team’s Fla. player development complex per mgr John Schneider.

When it comes to Kirk’s ~6 wk timeline he could be ramping up baseball activities then or nearly ready for games then, hard to say today per Schneider

Trey Yesavage had a good rehab start last night lining him up for likely “one more minor-league start” … “probably middle of next week sometime,” per manager John Schneider. Yesavage expected to build pitch count closer to 70 whether at Class A Dunedin or another minor-league affiliate.

Some Maple Leafs players are here at Rogers Centre for a tour this afternoon. Domi & Tanev among them.

Pitchers Josh Fleming and Austin Voth both cleared waivers post-DFA and elected free agency per Blue Jays

Louis Varland is “quickly becoming one of my favourite players” because of his mindset and performance, John Schneider said.

their playoff odds have dropped 20 percentage points since the season started... think it's fair to say "now would be a good time" to turn it around... have a good one

meaning?

Matchup vs. Ohtani now all about 2026 for Blue Jays As compelling as Shohei Ohtani's start against Toronto may be on Wednesday, the outing matters because of what it means for the 2026 Blue Jays as they try to turn around their season.

if the 2026 Blue Jays are going to embody the kind of resilience that put them on the Dodgers’ level last year, now would be a great time to access it. www.sportsnet.ca/mlb/article/...