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Taking a look at the Toronto Blue Jays' players performances at the 2026 MLB All-Star Game.
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Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider delivers the blunt message to his squad as the team enters the second half of the 2026 MLB season.
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When the Toronto Blue Jays acquired Louis Varland at last season's trade deadline, the expectation was that he'd strengthen the bullpen for a postseason push. Less than a year later, he's become one of the most important pieces of the entire roster.
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The Toronto Blue Jays should be getting all the rest and relaxation they can during the All-Star break, because once it's over, it's giddy up time. The Blue Jays have to hit the ground running and come out of the break like a team that's desperate to win.
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Blue Jays Prospects

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John Schneider had already made up his mind before the New York Yankees had a chance to change it. The Toronto Blue Jays manager said he decided a few days ago that Blue Jays' ace Dylan Cease would start the All-Star game for the American League squad.
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The Toronto Blue Jays are in last place at the All-Star break, but they are still just 2.5 games back of a Wild Card spot. Here are 5 reasons they can still turn it around.
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After 20 rounds (with bonus rounds and compensation rounds thrown in) the Toronto Blue Jays managed to collect quite a haul of prospects with most of them likely to sign and begin their paths to the major leagues with the Blue Jays.
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Toronto Blue Jays starter Dylan Cease earns the starting nod at this year’s Midsummer Classic, joining some previous notable Jays pitchers in the past with the same honour
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From rounds 11-20, only three position player were selected as the Toronto Blue Jays tried to add some volume to their pitching corps by nabbing the best arms they felt were available from picks 12-18.
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The Toronto Blue Jays could pull off another deadline haul by trading Kevin Gausman to the Minnesota Twins. The Louis Varland acquisition last summer was a masterstroke by the front office, and the Blue Jays need to acquire a starting pitcher regardless.
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The Toronto Blue Jays selected a shortstop, a catcher and three outfielders in the middle rounds of the 2026 MLB draft.
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The Toronto Blue Jays used their fifth round pick to select another tall starting pitcher. After getting six-foot-five Cole Carlon in the first round (No. 39 overall) the Blue Jays selected six-foot-four right-hander Nolan Higgins out of Michigan state.
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Logan Reddemann was ranked within the Top 40 going into the draft, so getting him at No. 39 would've made a ton of sense for the Toronto Blue Jays. However, the Colorado Rockies stepped up at No. 38 and stole him right from under the noses of Toronto.
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The Toronto Blue Jays rounded out the first day of the 2026 MLB draft by selecting a high school catcher out of Tennessee. 18-year-old catcher Will Brick was chosen in the fourth-round (No. 131 overall) by the Blue Jays out of Christian Brothers HS.
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