The ball was flying out of the park at Dunedin Stadium on Saturday as the Toronto Blue Jays hit four home runs but ended up losing 6-5 to the Tampa Bay Rays as 24-year-old Brandon Lowe had four hits and drove in six runs for the Rays. Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, has the details.
Read MoreThe Toronto Blue Jays lost one game and tied another on a split-squad Friday in Dunedin, Fla. Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, has the details.
Read MoreJay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, writes about the dearth of left-handed relievers in the Toronto Blue Jays organization.
Read MoreThe Toronto Blue Jays have reportedly signed veteran right-handers Clay Buchholz and Bud Norris.
Read MoreStrong pitching helped propel the Toronto Blue Jays to a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates in Bradenton, Fla., on Wednesday. It was the club’s first victory of the spring.
Read MoreThe Toronto Blue Jays were shut out for the second time in three games thus far in the Grapefruit League schedule, losing 3-0 to the New York Yankees in Tampa with former Blue Jay Troy Tulowitzki playing the hero. Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, has the details.
Read MoreDalton Pompey (Mississauga, Ont.) had the first home run of the spring for the Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (Montreal, Que.) made his 2019 Grapefruit League debut in a Jays’ 9-8 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday. Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, has the details.
Read MoreDevon Teeple, of The GM’s Perspective, revisits an article he wrote about Kerry Ligtenberg in 2010 and provides an update on what the former Atlanta Braves and Toronto Blue Jays reliever is doing now.
Read MoreThe Toronto Blue Jays dropped their spring training opener 4-0 to the Detroit Tigers at Dunedin Stadium on Saturday. Jay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, has the details.
Read MoreJay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, offers his opinion on just how bad the rebuilding Toronto Blue Jays will be in 2019.
Read MoreCanadian Baseball Network writer Andrew Hendriks runs down four things to watch for in Toronto Blue Jays camp this spring.
Read MoreWith 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.
Read MoreMarcus 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.
Read MoreIt 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.
Read MoreJay 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.
Read MoreJay 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.
Read MoreBryce 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.
Read MoreCanadian 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.
Read MoreJay Blue, from Blue Jays from Away, offers his thoughts on FanGraphs’ recently released list of the top 34 Toronto Blue Jays prospects.
Read MoreHe 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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