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While George Springer may not be the expensive Blue Jay anymore, he could still be the catalyst for a deep playoff run.
Ken King|
Nobody saw Dončić going to the Lakers coming, which is exactly why nobody can say the Toronto Blue Jays can't do something similar.
Ken King|
Mad Max is officially a Blue Jay.
Henry Palattella|
Jake Bloss could end up being the most important piece of the Blue Jays' rotation this season.
Zane Cherniak|
Max Scherzer is joining the Toronto Blue Jays at the age of 40. What other Blue Jays have had a memorable season at that age?
Matthew Sookram|
These Blue Jays should stand out among their peers this season.
Graeme Wallace|
The Blue Jays should do everything they can to nab the former All-Star.
Baron Dionis|
How much weight are the Blue Jays giving the luxury tax in their pursuit of Alex Bregman and Pete Alonso?
Henry Palattella|
Under-the-radar players like Richard Lovelady, Alan Roden could end up being hidden gems that shine the brightest for the Toronto Blue Jays this season, and it starts at spring training.
Ken King|
Former Toronto Blue Jays reliever Brandon Eisert has been designated for assignment by the Tampa Bay Rays less than two weeks after joining the club via trade.
Edward Eng|
The Kansas City Royal reportedly offered Anthony Santander a impressive contract after he had committed to Toronto.
Henry Palattella|
Craig Kimbrel and Kenley Jansen have 887 saves between them. Is there a role for them in the Blue Jays bullpen?
Henry Palattella|
Toronto Blue Jays President/CEO Mark Shapiro and GM Ross Atkins will need these five things to happen this year in order for them to keep their jobs beyond the 2025 MLB season
Edward Eng|
Anthony Santander is poised to make a significant impact with the Toronto Blue Jays. He could potentially surpass the contributions of most position players who have played for both the Blue Jays and the Baltimore Orioles.
Matthew Sookram|
After the Toronto Blue Jays missed out on Roki Sasaki, they needed to pivot in the 2025 international class and they did well way by adding Christopher Polanco
Baron Dionis|
The Toronto Blue Jays re-ignited their offseason on Thursday, signing legendary pitcher Max Scherzer to a one-year, $15.5M contract. The move gives Toronto an impressive quartet of veteran starters with “Mad Max” joining Kevin Gausman, José Berríos, and
Graeme Wallace|
A couple analysts use their crystal balls to predict what happens to Vladdy Jr. and the Blue Jays
Matthew Sookram|
While Max Scherzer's signing is a boon for the Blue Jays' rotation, it could also result in Yariel Rodriguez moving to the bullpen.
Henry Palattella|
After throwing just 43 innings last year for the Texas Rangers, the Toronto Blue Jays are hoping Max Scherzer can anchor the back end of their rotation for 2025.
Matthew Sookram|
The details of Max Scherzer's contract with the Toronto Blue Jays are a reminder that he and Justin Verlander are still competing with one another even now.
Eric Cole|
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