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Shane Bieber pitched brilliantly for the Toronto Blue Jays in both the regular season and the playoffs and decided to stick around for one more year, possibly giving the Blue Jays the best rotation in the game.
Matthew Sookram|
Taking a look at 5 free agents the Toronto Blue Jays should pursue this offseason in light of Shane Bieber opting in to stay with the Jays for 2026
Edward Eng|
The Blue Jays will be busy this offseason with the goal of returning to the World Series. A new trade proposal was made that the Blue Jays would be a landing spot for Jose Ramirez of the Cleveland Guardians, but at a hefty cost.
Jake Ferraro|
The Toronto Blue Jays could lose Bo Bichette in free agency, and they could steal from a division rival to replace his presence in the lineup.
Brandon Glick|
Baseball insider Jon Heyman reports Shane Bieber opts into his player contract to stay with the Toronto Blue Jays
Jose Alfonso Taboada|
How do you improve on a team that was two outs away from winning the World Series? It is a question the Toronto Blue Jays General Manager Ross Atkins will be asking of himself and his staff in the coming days, weeks, and months.
Matthew Sookram|
After doing everything he could to help his team try to win the World Series in 2025, maybe Chris Bassitt will be a player that can fill one of the Toronto Blue Jays rotation spots in 2026.
Matthew Sookram|
On Monday evening it was announced that John Schneider has been named as a finalist for Manager of the Year.
Matthew Sookram|
After a crushing Game 7 loss at home in the 2025 World Series, the Blue Jays can replicate what the Royals did a decade ago.
Jake Ferraro|
Following their heartbreaking World Series loss, the Toronto Blue Jays have been given shockingly low odds to get revenge and claim a championship in 2026.
Brandon Glick|
Toronto Blue Jays legend Carlos Delgado has one more shot to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame after being selected to be on the Contemporary Baseball Era player Ballot.
Jose Alfonso Taboada|
Taking a look at 6 Toronto Blue Jays players that won’t be returning for the 2026 MLB season with the team despite their magical run to the World Series
Edward Eng|
Clement deserved to win his first Gold Glove Award.
Bryan Jaeger|
What is causing the controversy on a crucial Game 7 play isn't the slide, or the placement of catcher Will Smith's foot, but rather the start of the play where IKF may have been a little too close to the third base bag.
Matthew Sookram|
This Blue Jays hitter turned into an unexpected postseason hit machine.
Bryan Jaeger|
The Toronto Blue Jays scored runs at a pace that suggests they should be World Series champions. The Blue Jays outperformed the Dodgers from a statistical perspective but in the end, the Blue Jays came up short.
Richard Gueren|
These are three ways the Toronto Blue Jays can be back in contention in 2026 after a heartbreaking Game 7 loss in the 2025 World Series.
Jose Alfonso Taboada|
Facing an expiring contact, Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider shares an emotional message for fans, thanking them for their support.
Joe Olenick|
The veteran right-hander’s postseason run reminded everyone why he’s one of the fiercest competitors of his generation. While the future hall-of-famer sat with the media, he delivered a mix drop, announcing that he's not done quite yet.
Robbie Zaitchik|
After a truly gutting Game 7 loss, in a game with plenty of chances to secure the title, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was the last to leave the dugout, reflecting on the magical season that didn't include the outcome he deserved.
Robbie Zaitchik|
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