Keegan Matheson

TORONTO -- It was all going so well, but the good moments still feel so fleeting for the 2026 Blue Jays.

TORONTO -- In a scene too familiar, another member of the Blue Jays left Friday’s loss to the Orioles early. This time, it was Daulton Varsho. The Blue Jays’ center-fielder is dealing with left wrist discomfort, the club says, which was evident on two swings he took in his first

TORONTO -- Kazuma Okamoto has gone country; look at them boots. When the Japanese third baseman stepped to the plate for the first game of this homestand Friday, his old walk-up song -- “Kibo no Wadachi” by Southern All Stars -- wasn’t playing. Instead, it was “Choosin’ Texas” by country

TORONTO -- Ernie Clement has the city barking. That’s his thing. They call him the “Ern Dog,” and all the man has done lately is hit. In a season that still feels stuck in the mud, Clement has been the buzzing engine, the constant source of life so stubbornly trying

TORONTO -- Forget the flaws, any series won in the American League East is a good weekend of baseball. Sunday’s 6-4 win over the Orioles moves the Blue Jays to 32-34, another win towards .500 for a club that’s been stuck just a few games below it seemingly all season

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TORONTO -- There’s a storm coming. The clouds haven’t darkened yet and the thunder is still far in the distance, but it’s been promised so long and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. finally feels it in the air now. He’s sure of it. Standing by his locker Sunday evening after the Blue

TORONTO -- The last time Don Mattingly was at Rogers Centre, the confetti was still falling on the Dodgers after Game 7 of the 2025 World Series. So many players and coaches in that dugout wanted to get Mattingly his first ring. It had taken 5,231 games over 36 seasons

TORONTO -- The last time Don Mattingly was at Rogers Centre, the confetti was still falling on the Dodgers after Game 7 of the 2025 World Series. So many players and coaches in that dugout wanted to get Mattingly his first ring. It had taken 5,231 games over 36 seasons

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays have slayed a few giants this season, Paul Skenes and Chris Sale included, but they couldn’t conquer Cristopher Sánchez. A short night from Patrick Corbin left the Blue Jays with an uphill climb against Sánchez, who’s already hard enough to beat on the best of