Toronto Blue Jays
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Yesavage heading to specialist for knee meniscus issue
The Blue Jays rookie pitcher moves from injured list to further evaluation in Texas.
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Phillies emerge as trade suitor for Blue Jays’ Varsho
Philadelphia is exploring a deal for Toronto's center fielder ahead of the trade deadline.
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Dylan Cease dominates (12 K) as Toronto Blue Jays beat Boston Red Sox
Dylan Cease worked 9.0 IP · 1 H · 0 ER · 12 K · 3 BB in Toronto Blue Jays’ 6-0 win against Boston Red Sox.
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George Springer HR, 3 RBI as Toronto Blue Jays beat Boston Red Sox
George Springer went 2-for-5 with a homer, three RBI, and one run scored in Toronto Blue Jays’ 6-0 win against Boston Red Sox.
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Kazuma Okamoto HR, 3 RBI in Toronto Blue Jays loss
Kazuma Okamoto went 2-for-5 with a homer, three RBI, and one run scored in Toronto Blue Jays’ 4-6 loss against Boston Red Sox. Okamoto had gone hitless in five straight before this one; the homer broke the dry spell.
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Rays Rout Blue Jays 12-2 in Toronto Behind Season-High 21 Hits
Nick Fortes and Yandy Díaz each hit three-run homers and Tampa Bay piled up a season-high 21 hits in a 12-2 win at Toronto, a second straight blowout that kept the Rays atop the AL East.
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Rays Snap Skid, Beat Blue Jays 7-1 Behind Nick Martinez to Stay Atop AL East
Nick Martinez threw six efficient innings and Tampa Bay got homers from Nick Fortes, Victor Mesa Jr. and Cedric Mullins in a 7-1 win over Toronto that ended a four-game losing streak.
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Blue Jays Prepare to Buy or Sell at Deadline, Rosenthal Reports
The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reports Toronto wants to buy but will prepare to go either way as the Aug. 3 deadline nears, with the Blue Jays 46-53 after a 3-0 shutout loss to the White Sox.
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Trey Yesavage (6.0 IP, 3 ER) in Toronto Blue Jays loss
Trey Yesavage worked 6.0 IP · 5 H · 3 ER · 9 K · 2 BB in Toronto Blue Jays’ 0-3 loss against Chicago White Sox.
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Blue Jays Are Being Called Deadline Buyers Despite a 46-52 Record
The industry keeps pegging Toronto as a buyer before Aug. 3, but a 46-52 record and a 10 1/2-game deficit make aggressive spending a harder call than the rumors suggest.