Eric Treuden is a contributor for Just Baseball Media and Yardbarker, with a focus on local sports news in Canada, specifically Ontario and Toronto. His articles cover a range of topics including player signings, team updates, and analysis of baseball teams such as the Blue Jays and Angels.
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Eric Treuden's coverage is overwhelmingly focused on sports, particularly baseball and MLB. His articles primarily cover announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to the Toronto Blue Jays as well as other teams such as the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Angels.
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Should the Tigers look to bring in a low-cost relief pitcher this winter, Lou Trivino makes all the sense in the world.
For the second straight offseason, the Blue Jays are chasing the biggest free agent in the class. They're likely being used as leverage.
By: Eric Treuden
The 2024-25 MLB offseason is going to be highlighted most by a weak free-agent class that's awfully top-heavy.
By: Eric Treuden
We've got a full breakdown of the Rule 5 Draft and which players the Seattle Mariners must add to their 40-man roster ahead of Tuesday's deadline.
The San Diego Padres have a clear need for a starting pitcher, but converting this reliever to a starter is not the answer.
The Brewers have avoided arbitration with their 2025 backup catcher, who is merely keeping a roster spot warm for Jeferson Quero.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is once again up for a prestigious award from the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, one he won back in 2021.
The Royals and Reds stole the headlines on Friday night, but the best part of the trade is how it was broken early by a random social media user.
The Blue Jays have so many different holes on their roster, so they could use some recently non-tendered players.
Mock trades have officially gone too far after seeing this ridiculous Blue Jays-Yankees proposal that'd send Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to the Bronx.
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