Blue Jays

It has been just over five weeks since the Blue Jays fell to the Dodgers in Game 7 of the World Series, and as heartbreaking as that was, they are already making big moves this offseason to increase their chances at repeating as American League Champions. There was going to be a lot of work to do this offseason regardless of how their playoff run ended, but […]

On October 14th, 2015, José Bautista hit one of the most memorable homeruns in Blue Jays franchise history in the 7th inning of Game 5 of the American League Division Series to send Canada’s team to the American League Championship Series. Fast forward a decade, George Springer surpassed that moment with a homerun of his own. In Game 7 of the ALCS, Springer took a sinker from Mariner’s reliever Eduard Bazardo and drove it to seats in left-centre field for a go-ahead

For the first time since 2015, the American League East belongs to the Toronto Blue Jays. After seeing their 5-game lead over the New York Yankees quickly disappear over the last week and a half, the Blue Jays found themselves tied with New York Yankees on the final day of the season. A win would not just award them the division, and

We have just under three weeks left in the regular season, and the Blue Jays are currently in first place in the AL East. After losing 2/3 to the Yankees this weekend in New York, their lead is down to 2.0 games. Thankfully, the Jays hold the tiebreaker over the Yankees, meaning that if the

In May 1997, a wise man named Costanza declared it to be, “the summer of George”. Now, 28 years later, the Toronto Blue Jays are experiencing their own “summer of George” — Springer, that is. It’s not crazy to say that Springer has been the Jays’ MVP this season so far. Other than for a couple

The weather is getting hotter and so are the Blue Jays. They have been playing some of their best baseball for more than a month and have not only found themselves in a playoff spot, but are now breathing down the necks of the division leading Yankees. The biggest problem for the Jays early on

You’ll frequently hear the phrase “it’s early” in the first month of the season when talking about poor performances, either by a team or an individual player, and this is to suggest to not worry because there are still lots of games left to be played. Once the calendar flips to May, however, it stops

Well, it finally happened, the Blue Jays have signed Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a 14-year $500 million extension. The deal is the largest contract in franchise history, and the third largest contract in MLB history. While it may seem like a lot of money, this was a deal that the Jays absolutely had to do,

It’s the extension Jays fans have been waiting for all spring, the Blue Jays have signed…Alejandro Kirk to a 5-year extension. Obviously, the talk of the spring has been Vladdy and his lack of an extension, but signing Kirk to a multi-year contract is a big deal. The contract is for 5 years, worth $58M

Down in Florida, the sun is shining, the weather is warm, and players are in the best shape of their lives. Spring training is upon us and the Blue Jays, like every team, are coming into spring with optimism and excitement as they get ready for the regular season. However, also like every team, the