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by Tyson Shushkewich
Editorials
The Toronto Blue Jays are unlikely to repeat as Grapefruit League champions this spring, and as players return from the World Baseball Classic, the roster is slowly taking shape. The club has started trimming some of the non-roster invitees over the past week, including mostly the group of prospects who played while the main group…
by Ben Wrixon
Blue Jays: Reflecting on the Andres Gimenez trade
Editorials - Mar 17, 2026
by Graeme Wallace
Blue Jays: Is Davis Schneider on the outside of the 2026 Opening Day roster picture?
Uncategorized - Mar 17, 2026
by Tyson Shushkewich
Blue Jays: An overview of the players heading to the World Baseball Classic final
Editorials - Mar 17, 2026
by Thomas Hall
Blue Jays’ rotation plans coming into focus ahead of Opening Day
News - Mar 16, 2026
by Ryley Delaney
World Baseball Classic Recap: USA beats Dominican Republic after controversial strike three call
News - Mar 16, 2026
by Ryley Delaney
Blue Jays option Jonatan Clase, assign six to Minor League camp
News - Mar 16, 2026
by Ryley Delaney
Instant Reaction: George Springer’s lead-off home run lifts Blue Jays over Marlins
News - Mar 16, 2026
by Ian Hunter
The Blue Jays’ top 5 regression candidates for 2026
Editorials - Mar 16, 2026
by Ben Wrixon
Blue Jays: Will Brendon Little’s revamped fastball get him back on track?
Editorials - Mar 16, 2026
by Chris Georges
Blue Jays: Strong World Baseball Classic showing has Adam Macko on the doorstep of the Major Leagues
Editorials - Mar 16, 2026
by Aidan Sinclair
Editorials
Saturday’s quarterfinal slate in the World Baseball Classic featured a heavyweight matchup between Japan and Venezuela, and an underdog fight between Puerto Rico and Italy. Heading into the semi-finals, one team looks to reach its first championship game after defeating the defending champion, while another continues its unprecedented offensive run. Italy 8, Puerto Rico 6…