86 m. ago Blue Jays legend Edwin Encarnacion added to Baseball Hall of Fame ballot

Three-time all-star was one of 12 new nominees up for enshrinement in Cooperstown.

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6 h. ago Braydon Fisher ends breakout Blue Jays rookie year with a wedding

Rookie pitcher shared on Instagram that he married fiancee Brianna Ririe at a ceremony in Montgomery, Texas, last week.

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3 d. ago Le releveur étoile Edwin Diaz serait dans la mire des Blue Jays

Les Blue Jays semblent prêts à prendre les grands moyens pour ne pas revivre l'effondrement lors du match numéro 7 de la Série mondiale.

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3 d. ago Blue Jays phenom Trey Yesavage gets engaged after historic World Series run

Rookie pitcher announces his engagement to girlfriend Taylor Frick in an Instagram post

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3 d. ago Blue Jays stars Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette score all

Toronto's star first baseman also was recognized as MLB's inaugural Entertainer of the Year.

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4 d. ago Buffalo Bills supporters want to break up with cursed Toronto sports fans

Some Buffalo Bills fans located south of the border are pleading with those in Toronto to stop rooting on their team.It's no secret that Toronto seems to be cursed when it comes to their pro sports teams. The Maple Leafs haven't won a Stanley Cup since 1967 and find new ways to disappoint their fan base every year.And we're still not over the Blue Jays' loss in Game 7 of the World Series.That loss, paired with a Bills loss to the lowly Miami Dolphins this past week, resulted in a fan typing out a hilarious message and posting it in the streets of Toronto. "Please, please stop rooting for us," the message begins. "Toronto sports fans... This isn't funny anymore. The Dolphins? The Dolphins?"We get it -- you need something. The Leafs are hurting. The Raps are hopeless. And we can't imagine that Game 7, eleventh-inning, runner-on-third-with-one-out loss must have felt like. But are you noticing a common thread?"The individual al...

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4 d. ago Former Toronto Blue Jays coach says this one move cost team the World Series

Out of all the moments where the Toronto Blue Jays could've won the World Series, one play seems to stand above the rest of them, and it's seared into fans' brains.In the ninth inning of Game 7, Isiah Kiner-Falefa came within inches of scoring a championship-clinching run, sliding into home plate with the chance to give the Blue Jays a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.With one out in the bottom of the ninth and two runners on base, Daulton Varsho cracked a ground ball to the infield that had a shot at scoring the run from third.But despite a fumble on the pickup of a ground ball from Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas, Kiner-Falefa was just a fraction of a step too short. Ernie Clement then flew out on a wild play to centre field with another chance for Toronto to win the game, which they eventually lost in 11 innings.The biggest question that came out of many Blue Jays fans once they dissected it after the fact: why did Kiner-Falefa start his lead so close to third ...

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5 d. ago Toronto Blue Jays fans shocked after MLB snubs manager John Schneider

The Toronto Blue Jays found themselves once again in second place on Tuesday night.A little over a week after the end of the World Series, the results came in for American League Manager of the Year, with the Cleveland Guardians' Stephen Vogt winning the award for the second season in a row.And while Blue Jays fans have had their qualms with him over the years, they appeared stunned that Toronto manager John Schneider didn't win after taking a last-place team from a year ago to the verge of winning the World Series.JOHN SCHNEIDER ROBBED— bk (@_bkuh_) November 12, 2025Blue Jays fans weren't exactly hiding their displeasure with the results, which were voted on by a league-wide media panel."The RCMP and the FBI should be conducting an investigation into this. How the hell was John Schneider not voted manager of the year in the American League? Utter nonsense," X user @dannogallagher7 wrote.John Schneider took the @BlueJays from last...

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5 d. ago There's now a song about Toronto Blue Jays' breakout star Trey Yesavage

Toronto Blue Jays rookie phenom Trey Yesavage took to social media on Tuesday for his first post of the offseason."Beyond blessed… see y'all soon," Yesavage wrote, while adding a blue heart emoji and sharing a highlight reel of his short time with the team.Hype videos aren't all that uncommon for players, typically remixed with a hip-hop, rock, or pop track.But what made this one interesting is that it appears to feature an original song about the Blue Jays' youngster, featuring lyrics like "I'm riding up north like a Blue Jay cowboy, World Series heat making big league noise."    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Trey Yesavage (@trey.yesavage)We're not too sure about the source of the song, though it appears partially inspired by his entrance song, Kid Rock's "Cowboy."Did Yesavage hire someone to record it for him? Did the Blue...

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5 d. ago Blue Jays legend Joe Carter wanted new Toronto World Series hero

'I was ready to give up my crown, I really was,' former Toronto star says on MLB Network

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5 d. ago Blue Jays’ John Schneider second in AL Manager of the Year. Was he robbed?

Toronto skipper fell short in ultimate recognition for his work by finishing second to Guardian's Stephen Vogt

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6 d. ago Here's what Toronto Blue Jays players talk about in their off

The Toronto Blue Jays might not be playing baseball anymore, but that doesn't mean they've stopped keeping in touch.Toronto outfielder Davis Schneider revealed that the team's group chat is still popping off despite the team's World Series loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, although there isn't a lot of baseball talk there, admittedly."We still have a group chat right now. We still have fantasy football, so everyone kind of keeps in touch and everything like that. We don't talk baseball or anything, so that's kind of off the table. But we just talk about life and what the people are up to and everything like that. There's just a lot of good guys," Schneider said in an interview this week on TSN 1050's OverDrive.The Blue Jays' close-knit clubhouse was well-documented throughout the team's World Series run, and Schneider says that it's not just a shtick played up to the media."Everyone just got along with each...

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6 d. ago Dodgers fans raise $75Gs for Toronto’s SickKids Hospital after Alex Vesia’s emotional update

Donations poured in after pitcher revealed that he missed World Series against Blue Jays due to death of his baby girl

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6 d. ago « Une expérience qui change une vie » : Max Scherzer revient sur la Série mondiale avec les Blue Jays

Max Scherzer revient sur la Série mondiale avec les Blue Jays

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6 d. ago Max Scherzer still wrapping his head around his Toronto Blue Jays future

The Toronto Blue Jays' fateful World Series run was full of unlikely heroes — and their oldest player nearly had a shot at being one of their biggest.In Game 7 of the World Series, Toronto opted to start 41-year-old Max Scherzer, who often looked like a shell of himself during much of an injury-riddled season after signing a one-year deal with the Blue Jays.But during his third postseason start on the biggest possible stage, Scherzer did about everything he was asked — leaving the game with a 3-1 lead and a shot for Toronto to win it all.He went 4.1 innings, giving up one earned run and four hits. But in a game that ended up going 11 innings and that featured a combined 13 pitchers, Scherzer's story became a footnote and not the lede.As you know by now, the Los Angeles Dodgers had other plans, scoring four runs on Toronto's bullpen for an eventual 5-4 win.But Scherzer's postseason performance showed that the three-time Cy Young winner just might be able t...

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6 d. ago Max Scherzer not ready to retire after strong Blue Jays finish

Future of Hall of Famer says he still wants to 'compete for a World Series' after heartbreaking end to season in Toronto

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7 d. ago Toronto Blue Jays star Trey Yesavage gets hero treatment at college homecoming

When Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage took to the mound for the team throughout their 2025 postseason run, he might have been the most popular guy in the country.The 22-year-old rookie phenom lit up Canada with his legendary performances throughout the playoffs, making five starts and one relief appearance (in Game 7 of the World Series).This past weekend, though, he was simply a guy having fun in someone's backyard.Yesavage was the guest of honour at the homecoming weekend of East Carolina, where he played three seasons before being drafted by the Blue Jays in 2024.His girlfriend, Taylor, shared a photo of the two of them at a pregame tailgate, where they easily could've been confused for any other student couple.Yesavage did get his moment in the spotlight, though, where he addressed the stadium to a raucous ovation.WATCH: ECU Baseball great, Toronto Blue Jays World Series star Trey Yesavage Yesavage addresses Pirate Nation at midfield.Join the Homecoming editi...

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7 d. ago Where was Jose Berrios during run and what’s next for Blue Jays starter?

Blue Jays take nothing to see approach with three-time Opening Day starter.

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7 d. ago Magical Blue Jays season will boost Canadian baseball interest again

It happened in early 1990s and again in 2015 and 2016 when Jays were also good.

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7 d. ago Vladimir Guerrero Jr. thanks Blue Jays fans for year he will ‘frame forever’

'We were born ready. We stay ready,' the slugger posted to Instagram

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