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Official Roster Moves for Blue Jays: McAdoo Called Up, Sosa to IL, Pitching Swaps
It has been a whirlwind for the Toronto Blue Jays this season, with one word perfectly describing them: injuries. While there are more than enough outfielders
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Blue Jays Finally Reinstate Nathan Lukes, Option Struggling Schneider
It has been a brutal season for the Toronto Blue Jays, defined by injuries, but some are inching closer to return, and one has finally arrived. Outfielder Natha
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Blue Jays Suddenly Have Rotation Hope Thanks to Shane Bieber Progress
A bumpy season filled with some bad injury luck continued on Monday, as the Vladimir Guerrero Jr.-less Toronto Blue Jays fell 8-2 in their series opener against
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Blue Jays May Need George Springer Back in Outfield After Costly Loss
Monday was full of drama for the Toronto Blue Jays before their game started as Dylan Cease was placed on the injured list, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was left o
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Official Roster Moves for Blue Jays: McAdoo Called Up, Sosa to IL, Pitching Swaps
It has been a whirlwind for the Toronto Blue Jays this season, with one word perfectly describing them: injuries. While there are more than enough outfielders
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Blue Jays Notes: Hitting Order Needs Adjusting, Louis Varland Team MVP
It is safe to say that things are starting to turn around for the Toronto Blue Jays, who now sit a measly game under .500.
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Blue Jays Share Important Injury Updates on Multiple Pitchers
The Toronto Blue Jays are picking up steam as they head into June. Despite the injuries, John Schneider's team has won three of its last four series. However, T
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Blue Jays Announce Major Lineup Changes vs. Orioles as McAdoo Makes Debut
The Toronto Blue Jays are in a division clash right now with the Baltimore Orioles in Maryland, and they are flying by the seat of their pants. Injuries have be
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Blue Jays Top Prospect Could Be on Trade Block in July With Position Logjam
The Toronto Blue Jays have had a season absolutely shaken up by injuries, and no piece of the roster has been safe. The outfield is no exception to this rule; t