When you examine a list of the Toronto Blue Jays’ Opening Day starting pitchers, all the names you’d expect to see are on it. There’s Roy Halladay (seven Opening Day starts), Dave Stieb (four), Jimmy Key (three), Pat Hentgen (two) and Jim Clancy (two). Other prominent names on the list include Todd Stottlemyre, Jack Morris, Juan Guzman, David Cone, Roger Clemens, David Wells, Chris Carpenter, Ricky Romero, R.A. Dickey, Marcus Stroman and this year’s starter Jose Berrios, who is getting his second Opening Day nod.

But when I peruse this list, my eyes stop at one name — Mark Bomback.”

The Toronto Blue Jays played their first spring training game 47 years ago today. Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew shares the details of that historic contest.

Joey Votto has signed a non-roster deal with his hometown Toronto Blue Jays.

Canadian Baseball Network editor Kevin Glew summarizes the transactions, career updates and news involving ex-Toronto Blue Jays player from the off-season.

The Toronto Blue Jays have traded Otto Lopez to the San Francisco Giants for cash considerations.