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Three Blue Jays takeaways at the MLB trade deadline: Arms for a playoff run
Bieber will arrive in Toronto on Friday, Atkins said, along with France and Varland. Then, the right-hander will return to his rehab assignment. The Blue Jays will take things “one start at a time” with the veteran starter, Atkins said, who is up to 59 pitches and last threw in Double A.
Max Scherzer pitched one-run ball for six innings and earned his second win of the season, Bo Bichette added three hits and ...
Adding the rehabbing Bieber injects the Blue Jays' starting group with proven depth and upside, while the Guardians nab a ...
With the Toronto Blue Jays seeking to win their series against the Kansas City Royals on Sunday, they will have a key player returning to the lineup. Even thou ...
The Toronto Blue Jays had to take a gamble. USA Today's Bob Nightengale calls it the "biggest gamble" made at the MLB trade ...
What a ride the season has been for the Toronto Blue Jays. They were a bottom-third team through just about two months. For ...
The Toronto Blue Jays were looking to upgrade specific areas of their roster ahead of the MLB trade deadline. Most of that focus was on the pitching staff, with an eye toward acquiring some starting ...
The Toronto Blue Jays made a splash trading for a $26 million pitcher, and one writer thinks the team will regret it.
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