ICYMI: What new Dunedin facilities will Jays get for $81 million?
With the Toronto Blue Jays committed to making Dunedin not only their spring training base for another 25 years but also the site of their soon-to-be constructed, state-of-the-art training and rehabilitation facility and home to their Rookie, Gulf Coast and Florida State League teams, details are emerging regarding what the $81 million that’s being invested will actually buy. Jim Cowan has the details in the second part of the Canadian Baseball Network’s exclusive “In the Heat” series.
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Jay Blue: Stroman sounds off, holds court at Blue Jays spring training
Marcus Stroman doesn't talk to the media much, but when he does, he really seems to send a message. He spoke to the media on Sunday at the Blue Jays' spring training complex in Dunedin, Fla., telling members of the media that he is looking for a long-term contract offer that has yet to come his way, saying.
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Bowden places nine Blue Jays prospects in top 200
It seems like another Top 100 or Top 200 MLB prospects list comes out just about every other day, but at The Athletic, Jim Bowden, a former GM-turned-analyst, has ranked his own 200 prospects and put nine Blue Jays on that list with some differences from some other evaluators.
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Toronto Blue Jays reunite with John Axford and sign Ryan Feierabend
Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, reports that the Toronto Blue Jays have signed relievers John Axford (Port Dover, Ont.) and Ryan Feierabend to minor league deals.
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Jay Blue: Top 5 Blue Jays questions heading into spring training
Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, takes a look at the top five questions that need answering for the Toronto Blue Jays in spring training.
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Shelton: Blue Jays should go all-in and pursue Bryce Harper
Bryce Harper is still a free agent. Canadian Baseball Network writer Cole Shelton says the Toronto Blue Jays should go all-in and pursue the young slugger.
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Gallagher: Blue Jays could surprise people if they are healthy
Canadian Baseball Network contributor Danny Gallagher believes that the Toronto Blue Jays have a chance to be better than most people think they will be in 2019.
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Jay Blue: FanGraphs releases top-34 Blue Jays prospects list
Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, offers his thoughts on FanGraphs’ recently released list of the top 34 Toronto Blue Jays prospects.
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From ticket clerk to GM, Ash now also a Hall of Famer
He started out as a part-time ticket clerk with his hometown Toronto Blue Jays in May 1977 and rose through the club’s rank to become the assistant general manager for two World Series-winning squads and ultimately the team’s general manager who drafted Roy Halladay and Vernon Wells. And now you can also call Gord Ash, a Canadian Baseball Hall of Famer.
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Can Vladimir Guerrero Jr. be this good?
MLB.com decided to obtain some long term projections for the first 10 years of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s career. The projections are pretty eye popping, as is their analysis.
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Blue Jays sign Galvis, designate Barnes
The Toronto Blue Jays have signed veteran infielder Freddy Galvis to a one-year contract with an option for the 2020 season. To make room for him on the roster, they have designated reliever Danny Barnes for assignment.
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Five Blue Jays crack MLB’s Top 100 Prospects list
Five Toronto Blue Jays prospects, including Montreal-born Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at No. 1, have cracked MLB’s Top 100 Prospects list.
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Blue Jays invite Bichette, Guerrero Jr., to big league camp
The Toronto Blue Jays announced their internal invitees to Major League spring training, giving 15 players the chance to work out with the big boys. The list included some of the Jays' top prospects who aren't yet on the 40-man roster as well as a couple of players who signed minor league deals so far this offseason.
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Gallagher: Zero logo for Halladay in HOF, now what about Walker
Canadian Baseball Network writer Danny Gallagher weighs on the decision by Roy Halladay’s family to have no logo on the cap on the late right-hander’s National Baseball Hall of Fame plaque.
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Todd Stottlemyre: Dad's legacy with lessons left behind
Former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Todd Stottlemyre shares his moving tribute to his father and ex-big league pitcher and pitching coach, Mel Stottlemyre, who passed away on January 13 at the age of 77.
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Halladay and Mussina plaques won't have logos
The National Baseball Hall of Fame officially announced the cap selection for the plaques of the 2019 inductees on Friday. Both Roy Halladay and Mike Mussina will be featured with no logo on their plaques.
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Seven Toronto Blue Jays prospects land on Baseball America’s Top 100
The Toronto Blue Jays have seven prospects on Baseball America’s top 100 list heading into the 2019 season. Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, writes about the promising Blue Jays prospects that made the list.
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Vegas sets over/under for Jays in 2019 at 77 1/2 wins
Betonline.com has set the over/under at 77 1/2 wins for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2019.
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Remembering Doc: Roy Halladay's pal Isaac McFadyen
With the late great Roy Halladay seemingly on the cusp of being elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, we wanted to take a look back at his Cooperstown-worthy career and what type of person he was. Halladay may have been all business on the field, but, as this story about his friendship with Isaac McFadyen that Canadian Baseball Network editor-in-chief Bob Elliott wrote back in 2009 attests, he had a kind and generous heart away from it.
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