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Looking at four Blue Jays that should not be included on their 2023 postseason roster
Edward Eng|
Thanks to a Mariners loss at the hands of the Rangers, the Toronto Blue Jays are headed to the 2023 MLB playoffs!
Eric Treuden|
The starting lineups and probable pitchers for the Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays game on September 30 as the Jays look to clinch a playoff berth
Edward Eng|
With back-to-back thrashings of the Yankees and Rays, are the Blue Jays bats back? And if they are, just how far could this team go in the MLB playoffs?
Nigel Clarke|
Looking at six difference-making moves made by the Blue Jays that helped pave their way to success in 2023
Edward Eng|
The lineups are set as Yusei Kikuchi and the Toronto Blue Jays (97-62) prepare to take on Aaron Civale and the Tampa Bay Rays (88-71) at the Rogers Centre.
Eric Treuden|
Currently lined up to start game 162 on Sunday is Kevin Gausman. Should Toronto clinch their spot in the postseason before then, Gausman will likely get rested Sunday and someone will have to take his place as the starter.
Travis Aylward|
MLB and The Stones, who would’ve thought? With the Blue Jays involved, now is a good time to remember the band’s special relationship with the city of Toronto
Nigel Clarke|
There simply aren't enough words to describe how excellent Chris Bassitt has been for the Blue Jays. On Thursday, he reached 200 innings for the first time.
Eric Treuden|
Everything you need to know about Jays v. Rays in the season’s final series, including implications for the playoff race, probable pitchers, and key storylines
Nigel Clarke|
Probable pitchers and starting lineups for the Blue Jays and Yankees on September 28
Edward Eng|
Shut out for the second game in a row, the Blue Jays are barely holding on to a playoff spot. Is this a repeat of the greatest collapse in franchise history?
Nigel Clarke|
The lineups are set as Jose Berrios and the Toronto Blue Jays (87-70) prepare to take on Gerrit Cole and the New York Yankees (80-77) at the Rogers Centre.
Eric Treuden|
The Toronto Blue Jays move up a spot in The Athletic's final power rankings of the season. They finish seventh heading into the last week of games, after a strong 14-8 run this month.
Michael Fisher|
Toronto Blue Jays starting lineup, September 26 · 1. RF George Springer · 2. SS Bo Bichette · 3. 1B Vladimir Guerrero Jr. · 4. 2B Cavan Biggio · 5. 3B Matt Chapman · 6. DH Brandon Belt · 7. LF Daulton Varsho · 8. C Alejandro Kirk · 9. CF Kevin Kiermaier
Michael Fisher|
The Toronto Blue Jays have activated Brandon Belt and announced a trio of additional roster moves ahead of the upcoming Yankees series.
Eric Treuden|
With shades of the great Dave Winfield, Chris Bassitt has called upon Blue Jays fans to “blow the damn roof off” the Rogers Centre down the stretch.
Nigel Clarke|
Looking at the latest FanGraphs odds on the Blue Jays' chances of making the playoffs
Edward Eng|
Coming off of Tommy John Surgery last year, it was uncertain which version of Chad Green the Toronto Blue Jays were going to get. The steady, reliable one or unreliable with command issues. So far, it has been the former.
Travis Aylward|
The Blue Jays successful road trip against the Yankees and Rays has set them up for a fascinating finish to the final week of the MLB season
Edward Eng|
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