From Glenn Adams, Russ Adams and Willie Aikens to Chris Woodward, Gregg Zaun and Eddie Zosky, the Toronto Blue Jays could always hit. Not every last man, A-to-Zed, but they could put up some numbers. 

New York has lost four of six to the first-place Boston Red Sox and five of seven to the Toronto Blue Jays while dropping two of three to the Baltimore Orioles.

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley, Jr. had hoped to bring a hitting streak to the Rogers Centre this weekend. Instead his consecutive-game mark ended at 29 game as right-hander Jon Gray and the Colorado Rockies beat Boston 8-2 at Fenway Park Thursday night. 

Josh Donaldson tried to cram 17 innings of contribution into Sunday afternoon’s game with his bat, glove, glare and mouth as he did a post-game TV interview as Manitoba and Saskatchewan fans serenading him with MVP chants and when asked took to the post-game pulpit.

We’re not sure how many games Your Toronto Blue Jays are going to win this season. Or where they will finish. We are 100% sure they are going to be entertaining.

In a rare case the Toronto Blue Jays got a bad break on Saturday due to a case of mistaken obscenity.

For one night at least, the Toronto Blue Jays made Target Field look a bandbox.

Jose Bautista stays in the lead-off spot

Do the Minnesota Twins respect Edwin Encarnacion. Or is mostly fear?

On a Tuesday night in June in 2010, the Blue Jays visited PetCo Park in San Diego. Manager Cito Gaston wrote Jose Bautista’s name into the lead-off spot. And now, 2,165 days later Bautista’s name was atop the lineup hanging inside the Blue Jays clubhouse at Target Field Thursday afternoon. 

The last time the Blue Jays saw the Minneapolis Twins they were limping towards the buses at the Rogers Centre.