Shi Davidi

In a season that, in his own words, brought him to the lowest of lows in his professional life, Tim Mayza went from being cut by the Toronto Blue Jays to joining the New York Yankees, an unlikely capper to this year of tumult.

The Dodgers combine financial resources with an excellent program to produce top results on the mound. Here's why the team is an industry standard when it comes to pitching.

The World Series made one thing apparent for the Toronto Blue Jays: They aren't anywhere close. This is a team facing the end of an era and a heavy decision to pick one path or another. The decisions over the next few months will carry that weight.

Aaron Judge's and Juan Soto's free agencies are instructive for the Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as they head into a pivotal off-season together, writes Shi Davidi.

The Toronto Blue Jays are believed to have slid under the competitive balance tax threshold of $237 million in 2024, resetting both their tax rate and penalty for signing a free agent to have received a qualifying offer, writes Shi Davidi.

GM Ross Atkins says the Blue Jays' M.O. has been acquiring the best possible talent. It's a mission statement this front office must make into a reality this off-season, writes Shi Davidi.

Editor's Note: One of the 30 MLB teams, the Toronto Blue Jays, is owned by Rogers Communications Inc., which also owns Sportsnet.

If the Blue Jays want to close the gap between the playoff haves and have-nots, 12 wins is the baseline number they should be looking at. Whether those wins come from maximizing what's already in place or through free agency is left to be determined.

Shi Davidi spoke to Ben Cherington about what qualities the Toronto Blue Jays should seek in a new amateur scouting director.

TORONTO — Ten years ago, when the Toronto Blue Jays found themselves at a juncture point somewhat similar to the one before them now — front office