
About Eric Treuden
Eric Treuden (troy-din) has covered baseball for years for multiple different media outlets. Currently, he is a versatile writer around the FanSided MLB Division. He's also the former site expert for Jays Journal. Eric can also be found at Just Baseball, where he's a writer and a part of the editorial team. Follow @ETreuden on X or email him at etreuden@gmail.com
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Blue Jays should regret letting this free agent depart after 2023 season
Watching Matt Chapman dominate on the Giants was a tough pill to swallow for Blue Jays fans. Re-signing him would've prevented an awkward situation in 2025.
Teoscar Hernandez's dirt cheap asking price should have the Blue Jays all over him
Rumor has it that Teoscar Hernandez is seeking an insanely cheap contract in free agency. There's no reason the Blue Jays should miss out on this one.
Blue Jays History: Toronto trades Hall of Famer, signs team icon on same date
The Toronto Blue Jays have a long history of major transactions on this date; including a trade of Roy Halladay and a contract for Edwin Encarnacion.
Blue Jays sign veteran to minor league contract as crucial pitching depth
The Toronto Blue Jays have signed left-handed starting pitcher Eric Lauer to a minor league contract.
Division rival's massive trade acquisition should force the Blue Jays to make a move
The Boston Red Sox have won the Garrett Crochet sweepstakes. This move needs to force the Toronto Blue Jays into an acquisition of their own.
Another layer has been added to the Blue Jays' trade of Spencer Horwitz
The Cleveland Guardians utilized big-brain thinking by acquiring Spencer Horwitz only to turn around and flip him for a solid package.
Blue Jays fans blindsided by inclusion of promising rookie in Andres Gimenez-Guardians trade
While we await further details, Spencer Horwitz is one of the names heading to the Cleveland Guardians in the Andres Gimenez trade.
Blue Jays make first major move of the offseason, sign old friend to two-year deal
Yimi Garcia is rejoining the Toronto Blue Jays on a two-year, $15 million contract. His signing should be the first of many coming up in the near future.
Jordan Romano, Blue Jays reunion hopes dashed as he lands new contract in the NL East
Jordan Romano is not returning to the Toronto Blue Jays after all, as he's signed a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Phillies.



