Rapid COVID-19 testing could help bring the Blue Jays back to Toronto
Earlier this week, Mark Shapiro hosted a media availability and mentioned that he’s optimistic that the Blue Jays can play home games in Toronto come 2021.
Charlie Montoyo is probably the Blue Jays’ best bet to win a major award this year
The Gold Glove finalists were released yesterday so it’s time to start thinking about Awards Season.
This year’s Gold Glove finalists are really weird
Major League Baseball announced the Gold Glove Award finalists for the 2020 season and, in 2020 fashion, they’re, uh, pretty weird.
Mark Shapiro talks about his contract, support from ownership on free agency, the Vancouver Canadians, and more!
Mark Shapiro hosted a media call on Wednesday to speak about a variety of Blue Jays-related topics, which was nicely summed by Sportsnet’s Arden Zwelling in a Twitter thread. I’ll talk about the highlights from the call…
Rob Manfred wants to maintain an expanded playoff field
The 2020 World Series just kicked off.
It looks like the Vancouver Canadians are becoming an affiliate of the Oakland Athletics
Here’s some bad news for Blue Jays fans out west.
MLBTR projects salaries for the Blue Jays’ three arbitration-eligible players
The Blue Jays have three players eligible for arbitration this year.
Matt Shoemaker says the Blue Jays could face a hurdle signing free agents due to COVID-19
This is going to be a weird off-season.
Korean free agent Ha-seong Kim would be a great fit for the Blue Jays
If you were one of the people who tuned into the Korean Baseball Organization this year while Major League Baseball was shut down due to COVID-19, you’ll probably recognize the name Ha-Seong Kim.
Early Off-Season Stuff: The 40-man, Club Options, Qualifying Offers, and more!
The big talk over the past week since the Blue Jays got shoved out of the post-season by the Rays has been what kind of bold moves the front office can make this winter.
Both Robbie Ray and Taijuan Walker “love it in Toronto [Buffalo???]”
I mentioned yesterday how the Blue Jays’ largest, most glaring issue this off-season is the team’s starting pitching depth.