Keegan Matheson is a Toronto Blue Jays Reporter. He covers various aspects of sports, with a particular focus on team sports and Major League Sports, while also delving into the intersections of sports business and broadcasting. Keegan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as FantasyPros, numberFire, BVM Sports, NewsBreak, News Talk 650 CKOM, Major League Baseball (MLB), and The Walrus.
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By: Keegan Matheson
SAN DIEGO -- Other than Rays fans, who can look at the American League standings without gritting their teeth a bit? It’s a mess. The Blue Jays are stuck in that crowded, tangled Wild Card picture, making the next few weeks leading up to the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline crucial.
By: Keegan Matheson
SAN DIEGO — The Blue Jays have traded reliever Tommy Nance to the Twins for catching prospect Ryan Sprock, a source confirmed to MLB.com. The clubs have not yet announced the deal. The deal was first reported by ESPN's Alden González, who also reports that the Blue Jays will be sending international bonus pool money to the Twins. This comes at somewhat of a surprising time, still a few weeks out from the Aug. 3 Trade Deadline, but it should not be viewed through the lens of the Blue Jays “buying” or “selling.” Which path they'll ultimately choose is for…
By: Keegan Matheson
SAN DIEGO -- Kazuma Okamoto has tied Shohei Ohtani for the most home runs by a Japanese-born player in their rookie season in Major League history, launching his 22nd Friday night in the series opener vs. the Padres at Petco Park. When your name shows up in the same sentence
By: Keegan Matheson
SAN DIEGO — Kazuma Okamoto has tied Shohei Ohtani for the most home runs by a Japanese-born player in their rookie season in Major League history, launching his 22nd Friday night in the series opener vs. the Padres at Petco Park. When your name shows up in the same sentence as Ohtani's, you're typically walking on rare ground. Tying an Ohtani rookie record before we even reach the All-Star break, though? What an accomplishment for Okamoto, the brightest star in an otherwise underwhelming season for the Blue Jays. Back-to-Back Statue Unveil and 92-93 World Series Replica Rings Giveaway is July…
By: Keegan Matheson
Day 1 of the 2026 Draft included the Blue Jays’ picks from Rounds 1-4, including Cole Carlon at No. 39 overall. Day 2 begins Sunday at 11:30 a.m. ET through the conclusion of the Draft, spanning Rounds 5-20. Stream it live on MLB, MLB.TV, MLB+ and the MLB App.
SAN DIEGO — Saturday's game offered plenty of opportunities to pull out your phone and read about who the Blue Jays had taken in the early rounds of the 2026 MLB Draft. The 8-7 loss turned into a better ballgame late, but the early innings were bogged down by walks and poor pitching performances on both sides, including Trey Yesavage matching his career high in walks. This is what mattered most from the loss, which dropped the Blue Jays to 45-50. 1. Yesavage completely lost control You won't see many lines like this one. Yesavage walked seven batters over just…
By: Keegan Matheson
SAN DIEGO -- Saturday’s game offered plenty of opportunities to pull out your phone and read about who the Blue Jays had taken in the early rounds of the 2026 MLB Draft.
By: Keegan Matheson
SAN DIEGO -- Everybody can exhale now, at least for a few days. The Blue Jays, stuck all season hovering just below .500, enter the All-Star break in the exact same spot. While the past few days had some bursts of optimism, they head into the break off a pair
By: Keegan Matheson
Coming out of the break, the clock is officially ticking on the Blue Jays, who sit 45-51 and on the outside edge of an AL Wild Card race that’s begging for a team to take charge. It feels like the Blue Jays have been stuck in this exact same spot
