Shi Davidi

TORONTO – Dylan Cease 's stuff is always overwhelming, but over the past couple of weeks, he's also steadily progressed toward his performance peak, too.

The body art with real meaning, that offers a window into Yohendrick Pinango, is the sleeve that covers his right arm, a carefully crafted dedication to his late father. The Blue Jays outfielder plays with a style that would make his daad proud.

NEW YORK – Reminiscing is fun and the Toronto Blue Jays certainly made some life-long memories at Yankee Stadium last October during the American League Division Series.

Finding a new identity in this new season is the challenge of the moment for the Blue Jays. One that continued in Tuesday's loss to the Yankees, where Toronto was unable to add on after a pesky fourth inning.

NEW YORK – Trey Yesavage was never going to pitch in Game 4 of the American League Division Series last fall, but his job that fateful night was to sell the possibility that he might.

Spencer Miles allowed only two hits and a walk with six strikeouts in Thursday's win, continuing his impressive emergence for the Blue Jays from Rule 5 dice-roll to reliable contributor.

TORONTO – At the beginning of the week, George Springer felt like his swing was at long last coming together, and a home run against Ryan Weathers, his first since March 30, offered some positive reinforcement.

TORONTO – If you were to do a ranking of injuries the Toronto Blue Jays are least equipped to backfill right now, Dylan Cease and Vladimir Guerrero

As desirable as depth is, managing that surplus can be complicated. Otto Lopez's return to Toronto with the Miami Marlins serves as a timely reminder of just that, writes Sportsnet's Shi Davidi.

TORONTO — John Schneider went out of his way to dispel the notion that Sandy Alcantara intentionally directed a changeup at Kazuma Okamoto — his